THE IMAGE OF THE SUN IN EPIC WORKS

Аннотация

This article discusses the artistic-aesthetic scope of the image of the sun, its true essence, and its role in the lives of the heroes of the work. The whole can be expressed in a single symbolic image, including in the image of the Sun we see the same artistry. Key words: traditionalism, work of art, sun cult, nature, mountain, war, fortitude, celestial symbol, primitive period, time, spring. The image of the sun has a very ancient history in terms of tradition, and it expresses various symbolic meanings from the point of view of the human psyche and era in fiction, folklore, folk crafts, age-old customs and traditions. "Historian L.I. Rempl found that in the art of ancient times, the cult of the sun and moon, day and night, light and darkness, heat and cold dualism, heavenly symbols such as the tree of life and the eternity of the universe take a leading place. Also, "Among the ancient Turks, there was a widespread custom of hanging a circular plate with the image of the sun above the door of the house. This custom was kept in the memory of our people for a long time, and later the custom of embroidering the sun symbol on the door itself was born. They say that the pattern representing the image of the sun protects this house from the evil eye. Even in prose works, the Sun is extensive in terms of imagery. As soon as we hear the word sun, first of all, the golden rays appear in our eyes and mind shines, rise red from the early morning, and the dew is like dew on the plants, but there is a miracle in the sky that is very far from us. It is no exaggeration to say that the sun is not only a miracle of nature, but also an image from the heart of the works of our poets and writers. As we mentioned above, in ancient times primitive people worshiped many things, natural phenomena, creatures. For them, the sun, fire, and water are sacred. They believed and obeyed the power of such natural miracles. Since ancient times, the sun has been glorified as a symbol of power, confidence, and pride. Even later, the sun served as time. People determined the clock based on the location of the sun. In this way, over time, our writers and poets began to write works in praise of it. 165 SOLUTION OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMY International scientific-online conference A work of art is a means of artistic communication. Fiction and art live in the form of a work of art. Various images and symbols are illuminated in these works. And we will dwell on the image of the sun. The image of the sun in O’lmas Umarbekov's work "Don’t be quick Sun" gives a person new feelings. The work is very impressive and will not leave any reader indifferent. The main character of the work is a woman named Sanobar, who experiences severe difficulties. Sanobar lost his only son Bahram and grandson Ilhom. Her rampart a spouse who gave him her infinite love, but he did not turn out to be the person she thought he was, because of his cowardice and lack of pride, he abandoned his wife to the torture of his enemy, and indifferently waited for her to be saved. Sanobar could not bear this cruelty, abandoned her husband and raised her son alone. At that time, while the breath of war was wandering, Sanobar's son also went to war and died bravely. Sanobar continues to live with his daughter-in- law Risolat and grandson Ilhom. When his grandson grows up, he goes to the army. Sanobar is an elder in the neighborhood and does his work with justice. Unfortunately, the news brought by two soldiers suddenly sinks Sanobar. Her grandson dies fighting the invaders at the border. Hearing this news, Sanobar and her bride are deeply saddened. After all, their joy, dream and hope came from Ilhom. However, Sanobar is such a strong and tenacious woman that she will never give up. ... " I only regret one thing. Life is passing by. I still have a lot of work to do. Especially now. Now I have to work not only for myself, but also for my son and grandson. Every evening, looking at the setting sun, I want to stop it. Don't hurry , Let the sun shine a little more, let me finish my work! She is comparing the rising sun to time. If time waits for her for a while, she wants to earn money for her lovers who have left this world. At first glance, the sun looks like you can hold it in your hand, but it is very big. Time is also measured in the same way, after all, a person's life passes in a moment. Time does not keep anyone waiting! Sanobar does not think that she is unhappy, on the contrary, she constantly repeats that she is happy. True, she suffered all the bitterness of life. Grief, pain, death, evil followed her steps. But in the early morning, the Sun took on a blue face. She radiated strength, perseverance, hope for a new day, and patience with her bright rays. So Sanobar, realizing this, stood up again and told the Sun that she had not yet finished her work, and asked for some more time. In the work, the sun is depicted in the image of time, which is the biggest part