THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF FEMALE IMAGES IN UZBEK LITERATURE

Abstract

This article analyzes the historical development and artistic interpretation of female characters in Uzbek literature. It examines the formation, enrichment, and aesthetic evolution of women’s images from classical literature to Jadid literature and modern Uzbek storytelling. Through the depiction of female characters, the article explores social and spiritual views, family relations, and the artistic expression of human psychology in different literary periods. The study also highlights the individual style and artistic mastery of writers in portraying female characters through comparative analysis. Furthermore, the transition from traditional representations of women to modern psychological interpretations is scientifically substantiated. This topic examines the evolution of female characters in Uzbek literature from classical works to modern prose.