Features of the manifestation of intertextuality in a literary text

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This article analyzes the artistic-aesthetic and conceptual features of the poem "Demonstration" by Abdulla Oripov, Hero of Uzbekistan and People's Poet. The research examines the mechanisms of expressing socio-political critique and the struggle against spiritual decline in the poem, as well as exploring the artistic and figurative interpretation of the call for knowledge and enlightenment. The role of intertextual connections, symbolic imagery, and artistic devices in creating meaning, and the reflection of the lives of various peoples and universal human values, are investigated. Using the poem "Demonstration" as an example, the poetic possibilities of intertextuality, and the significance of historical and cultural allusions in enriching the content of the work, are demonstrated. The article also acknowledges the poet's profound analysis of world history, human spirituality, and the problems of modern society, and his raising of crucial philosophical questions facing humanity. Keywords: Abdulla Oripov, "Demonstration," intertextuality, symbol, artistic devices, socio-political critique, spirituality, enlightenment, universal human values. the global political situation, the spiritual image of Introduction: Abdulla Oripov's work holds a special humanity, and literary allusions. The poet portrays the place in its unique artistic expression of the realities of socio-political state of various continents, nations, and social life, national spirituality, and international countries in the world as a unique demonstration. Each events. The poet's poem "Demonstration," written in continent and country is illuminated through specific 2015, is one such work, aimed at depicting political and symbols, and their cultural, political, and spiritual state social problems in a critical spirit. At the heart of the is analyzed in the poem. poem is the overall state of the world, highlighting its various facets, with particular attention to the decline METHOD of human spirituality and culture. In his poem All countries of the world participate in the "Demonstration," A. Oripov describes a symbolic demonstration, but each of them is depicted through demonstration – a parade – involving various different signs and symbols. This analysis can be continents and countries. This parade appears as an divided into four main types: artistic expression of events on the modern world's 1. Historical Intertextuality. The depictions of Africa, political stage. States are introduced through their Asia, Europe, Russia, and the United States in the poem symbols and emblems. However, through this parade, refer to specific historical events. The symbolic the poet exposes deep socio-political and spiritual representation of the activities of these continents and problems. Each continent or country is depicted in its states is an intertextual novelty, with references to unique style in the poem. various sources. Intertextuality – a means of using other works, Africa – Symbol of Colonialism and Ancient Cultures: historical events, or cultural sources in one work – is heavily used in the poem "Demonstration." A. Oripov "Africa passed by carrying a spear, simultaneously establishes a close connection between The sounds of tam-tams filled the sky." modern events and historical traditions. The The image of Africa alludes to the continent's complex intertextuality in the poem embodies historical events, history. The spear is the weapon of ancient Africans, International Journal Of Literature And Languages 25 https://theusajournals.com/index.php/ijll International Journal Of Literature And Languages (ISSN: 2771-2834) and the tam-tam is their traditional musical instrument. lives of Africans, used to express historical events. Colonialism in the country and the cultural heritage of "Elephants and buffaloes" are cultural depictions the continent are conveyed through the spear, tam- characteristic of the continents of Asia and Africa, with tam sounds, and the image of riding an elephant. This these animals symbolically representing power and reference recalls the colonial history of the land. In the strength. Europe, on the other hand, stands out as a poem, Africa appears as a continent that fought for its symbol of modern cultural decline. The "cotton boll" independence. represents the diligence of the Uzbek people and the country's economic mainstay. Asia – Symbol of Weapons and Children: 3. Literary Intertextuality. The intertextuality in A. "Asia, leading her children, Oripov's poem "Demonstration" is linked to the With bombs loaded on a cart." philosophical and critical heritage of traditional Uzbek In these lines, Asia leading her children and loading literature. The symbol of "passing by carrying a book" bombs on a cart refers to the devastating evokes the ideas of Uzbek Enlightenment thinkers consequences of war. War and violence are shown as calling for knowledge and enlightenment. The book is one of the continent's painful points. The child sym