Тамаддун нури Volume 6 Issue 81 (2026) · pp. 126-128
THE POLYFUNCTIONAL NATURE OF THE AUTHOR’S PRESENCE IN FIRST-PERSON NARRATIVES IN KHAIRIDDIN SULTAN’S SHORT STORY COLLECTION STORIES HEARD FROM PEOPLE
Matyakubova, Guzal, Матякубова, Гузаль, Matyakubova, Go‘zal
Abstract
This article explores the polyfunctional nature of authorial participation in Khayriddin Sulton’s collection “Stories Heard from People”, where the narratives are told from the “I” perspective. The author’s mastery is revealed through his multi-stage functional involvement as a listener, selector, interpreter, composer, character creator, and stylist.
Khayriddin Sulton, Stories Heard from People, “I” narration, narrator, implicit author, polyfunctional participation, monologue, literary studies.Хайриддин Султон, “Рассказы услышанные от людей”, повествование от первого лица, рассказчик, имплицитный автор, полифункциональное участие, монолог, литературоведение.Xayriddin Sulton, “Odamlardan tinglab hikoya”, “men” bayoni, roviy, implitsit muallif, polifunksional ishtirok, monolog, adabiyotshunoslik.
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