GEORGE ORWELL AND IRONICITY IN UZBEKISTAN PROSE

Naimova Aziza

Authors

Naimova Aziza Master's student of the University of Information Technologies and Management

Keywords:

George Orwell, Uzbek prose, metaphor, irony, symbol, social criticism, artistic style.

Abstract

This article analyzes the artistic and aesthetic functions of metaphor and irony in the work of the English writer George Orwell and the features of their use in Uzbek prose. On the example of Orwell's novels "Animal Farm" and "1984", the criticism of the totalitarian regime through symbolic images is revealed. In Uzbek literature, the role of irony and metaphor in expressing social and critical content is shown in the works of such writers as Abdulla Qahhor, Odil Yakubov, Togay Murod. During the study, the common and different aspects of artistic symbols, metaphors and irony in Uzbek and English prose are highlighted through a comparative-analytical method.

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