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AUTHOR'S SPEECH IN A HISTORICAL NOVEL AND ITS FUNCTION

Рахимов Зокир Азимович

МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЙ ЖУРНАЛ ИСКУССТВО СЛОВА · 2022

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The article shows the role of peculiar features of the speech of the author, character and narrator in the process of creating an artistic image, as well as in revealing the spiritual and cultural world in the novel “This old world” (“Kuhna dunyo”) written by the talented writer Adyl Yakubov. The unique style of the story-parable as a way of polyphonic interpretation in the historical novel due to the new features of the narrative is assessed as one of the skills of the writer and the novelty inherent in this novel. Analysis shows that the novel contains such speech manifestations as the impartiality of the author, attitude, dialogue in combination with the character, all this allows the reader to appear in a multifaceted image of narrative speech - polyphonic speech that does not make him bored, gets the sound of realism. The article also analyzes and provides examples of creative skill in the process of creating a polyphonic image of these interpretations and the compositional structure of the novel. Also considered stylistic and speech changes in historical novels of the subsequent period, the specificity of polyphonic images and interpretation.

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