SYMBOLICAL EXPRESSION OF SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CHANGES IN THE JADID POETRY

Аннотация

The symbolic images used in Uzbek literature were unique in the mythology, folklore and written literature. In the Jadid poetry, we can see that the meaning of the meaning imposed on this image is further expanded. In Cholpon, Fitrat, Avloni, Siddiqiyadi Ajzi, in Uzbek poetry, are creators in Uzbek poet as a separate position as a symbolist. The symbolization of socio-political concepts is evident in their poems. In this article, Jadid poetry appraised socio-political problems of socio-political problems through symbolic images and the skillsofpoet. Keywords: Symbol, folkology, Matology, Clock, Navoi, Anglo Glour, Istiqlol, Munjala, morning. Impressive expressing words, giving in a hidden form is the result of talent. The delivery of the idea in the "naked" form will only appeal, a media. One of the most important features of poetry will often be away from the main sense. Therefore, in such works, especially poems, contain the Connotivaland metaphorical meanings of thelanguage. Classical literature does not only use the words, but also in new meanings, using words and meaning-symbols - symbols, and also used the symbols. In this way, they created a new image that has a unique aesthetic action. There are daily incidents and religious, socio-political, spiritual, spiritual, spiritual and enlightenment by describing such concepts and creating unusual associations have a aesthetic value. This served to enrich the tongue of poem by expanding the boundaries ofthe meaning. It is noteworthy that the opposite of each era was created by unique symbols of each time. At the sametime, it is also possibletosee that their usein artisticvocabulary isalso related tothe moral views of the period directly, religious, religious, religious. For example, when religious samples offolklore, first ofall, flower isinmemory oftheshatue, the bully- in love, rival. Theexpansion of meaning in these emblems is through them to capture other meaning through them. In particular, in folk, the meaning of "Gül" is not only left in classic poetry, which is expressed in the "flower", can only be observed in classical poetry, which is used in other sense. For example, it is avivid exampleof ourview that in Uzbekclassical poetry became thesymbol of theProphet Muhammad (S.A.W). "Poem is to create another language in the language," said Simademist poets. Of course, the ideas you want to say in their daily life can be expressed in ordinary sentences, but wanted to describe the "reality" Description of the other person, the description varies depending on our word orsyllabus. When we look at the history of literary, every period creates its symbols. Therefore, all the symbols created in the fiction are related to their time with philosophical, socio-political, religious, spiritual, spiritual, and similar problems. The oldest monuments also interpreted socio- political issues through a figurative image, symbol-u. We can also see this in the example of the piece from themonument "Kegin". Theblood ran likewater, Thesomewogewing lay likeamountain. https://ijmri.de/index.php/jmsi volume 4,issue6,2025 123 Ahardboywas aslave, Suvluwas a boy's Boyge Compile. Foryou not knowing, for your radicalness Myuncle went to three, Isewed theballbalin ofKyrgyz article per head. "Round like water" in the passage, "became a slave", "Slave", "Thira" revived the social and political life ofhis timeas a featureinterpretation of thehistoricreality. Socio-political problems were the main tasks in allever. However, over the passage of the time, only these films changed, but also the history of expressing them has changed. In world literature, the ultimate end of the XIX century entered the synthesis of the twentieth century as a current witha form ofspecial expression. The main feature of symbolism is to instill the subtle aspects of emotions in the poem using words and signs. For this,the symbols describe poetry as "quiet song." The symbols have accepted it as one of the important elements of its creative methods to emphasize its quality or symbol in place of a clear image. Such an approach has served as an effectivetool fortheir works sensitiveto express thesensual. In Uzbek poetry, symbolism entered the twentieth century under the influence of Russian and European character. These actions have led to the formation of new styles and images in Uzbek