Thematic And Artistic Characteristics Of Lyrical Motifs In The Work Of Erkin Vokhidov
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https://doi.org/10.62480/tjpch.2026.vol53.pp61-64Keywords:
lyric poetry, lyrical motif, ethical-aesthetic relationship, lyrical personaAbstract
This article analyzes lyrical motifs, their formation, and the characteristics of their manifestation within the artistic context of the poet Erkin Vokhidov’s work. It explores the poetic function of motifs linked to spirituality—such as the human being and the inner self, affection, love, the Motherland, family, national identity, and concepts of life and time—within Vokhidov’s lyric poetry. The study substantiates and analytically examines the concept of the lyrical motif as an artistic phenomenon that defines the lyrical hero’s state of mind, the author’s ethical-aesthetic stance, and the work’s ideological direction.
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