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2025
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| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14954758 |
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- <p>Abdulla Oripov, one of the most prominent poets in Uzbek literature, integrates nature-related imagery<br>in his poetry as a means of reflecting human emotions, national identity, and philosophical thoughts. His poetic<br>depiction of nature extends beyond traditional descriptions, incorporating elements of folklore, classical<br>literary traditions, and modern poetic sensibilities. Oripov employs nature as a symbolic medium to express<br>existential themes, patriotism, and ethical concerns. His use of natural elements—rivers, mountains, trees, and<br>celestial bodies—serves as metaphors for human experiences, national consciousness, and spiritual quests. The<br>poet’s deep engagement with nature also resonates with traditional Turkic and Islamic worldviews, where the<br>environment plays a central role in shaping cultural identity. This article explores Oripov’s unique approach to<br>nature-related imagery, analyzing its poetic functions, symbolic depth, and its role in enriching the thematic<br>and stylistic dimensions of his works.</p>