COLOR SYMBOLISM IN AMERICAN AND UZBEK FANTASTIC WORKS. (EXAMPLE OF THE WORKS OF RAY BRADBURY, ISAAC ASIMOV, KHOJIAKBAR SHAIKHOV AND ISAJON SULTON)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8210343Keywords:
symbolism, fiction, symbolic details, genre, spiritual experienceAbstract
This article discusses color symbolism in American and Uzbek science fiction works. It provides information about the use of colors in literary works, their significance, their different aspects and importance in different nations, as shown in the works of Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, Khojiakbar Shaikhov and Isajon Sultan.
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