Тамаддун нури 11-tom 74-san (2025) · 479-481-betler
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF MARK TWAIN’S “THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER” AND G‘AFUR G‘ULOM’S “SHUM BOLA”
Saparova, Dilafruz, Сапарова, Дилафруз, Saparova, Dilafruz
Annotaciya
This article investigates key differences between Mark Twain’s “The Adventures ofTom Sawyer” and G‘afur G‘ulom’s “Shum bola”, focusing on cultural, stylistic, and thematic contrasts. While Twain’s work is rooted in 19th‑century American realism and depicts the social dynamics of a developing frontier society, G‘ulom’s novella reflects early 20th‑century Uzbek social life shaped by Soviet ideological transformation. The study compares character construction, humor strategies, cultural symbols, and narrative worldview, demonstrating how each text functions as a product of its cultural environment.
childhood representation, cultural context, comparative literature, Mark Twain, G‘afur G‘ulom, humor, narrative style, realism, Soviet literature.образ детства, культурный контекст, сравнительное литературоведение, Марк Твен, Гафур Гулям, юмор и сатира, повествовательный стиль, реализм, советская литература.bolalik tasviri, madaniy kontekst, qiyosiy adabiyotshunoslik, Mark Tven, G‘afur G‘ulom, hazil va satira, hikoya uslubi, realism, sovet adabiyoti.
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