Authors

  • Dilfuza Ru’ziyeva
    Bukhara State pedagogy institute

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.ijai.88656

Abstract

It is well known that literature is a genre that is relative in terms of its purpose, related to their art. Fiction, as a complex synthesis of art forms, is constantly updated and perfected throughout its development; just artistic Word fans have come up with unexpected ideas, themes, forms, and contents that have caught the attention of many fields.

 

 

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INTELLECTUL NOVELS IN LITERATURE

Ru’ziyeva Dilfuza Salimboyevna

Senior teacher of Bukhara State pedagogy institute

Abstract:

It is well known that literature is a genre that is relative in terms of its purpose,

related to their art.

Fiction, as a complex synthesis of art forms, is constantly updated and

perfected throughout its development; just artistic Word fans have come up with unexpected

ideas, themes, forms, and contents that have caught the attention of many fields.

Keywords:

Fiction,

philosophy, politics, sociology, psychology, mythological thinking,

magical realism, mythological scientific achievements,

intellectual novel, national literature.

Аннотация:

Общеизвестно, что литература — жанр, относительный по своему

назначению, родственный своему искусству. Художественная литература, как

сложный синтез видов искусства, на протяжении всего своего развития постоянно

обновляется и совершенствуется; просто любители творчества придумали

неожиданные идеи, темы, формы и содержание, которые привлекли внимание многих

областей.

Ключевые слова:

Художественная литература, философия, политика, социология,

психология, мифологическое мышление, магический реализм, мифологические

научные достижения, интеллектуальный роман, национальная литература.

Annotatsiya:

Ma’lumki, adabiyot o‘z maqsadiga ko‘ra nisbiy, ularning san’ati bilan bog‘liq

bo‘lgan janrdir. Badiiy adabiyot san’at turlarining murakkab sintezi sifatida o‘z taraqqiyoti

davomida doimo yangilanib, takomillashib boradi; shunchaki badiiy Word muxlislari

kutilmagan g'oyalar, mavzular, shakllar va mazmunlar bilan chiqdilar, ular ko'plab

sohalarning e'tiborini tortdi.

Kalit so'zlar:

Badiiy adabiyot, falsafa, siyosat, sotsiologiya, psixologiya, mifologik tafakkur,

sehrli realizm, mifologik ilmiy yutuqlar

, intellektual roman, milliy adabiyot.

Introduction

. A complex synthesis of art forms, is constantly updated and perfected

throughout its development; just artistic Word fa ns have come up with unexpected ideas,

themes, forms, and contents that have caught the attention of many fields, not just philosophy,

politics, sociology, psychology, and even the exact sciences, such as medicine. The vast

expanse of the artistic chronotope, the change of the text of the historical period, the

merciless bright scenes of the existing reality through innumerable analogies and parallels

and its deep perception as a whole, the abundance of philosophical ideas make the examples

of intellectual the highest artistic and philosophical thinking. This type of genre began to

appear in our national literature as well.Writers such asKhurshid Dostmuhammad, Nazar

Eshanqul, Ulugbek Hamdam, Isajon Sultan boldly used the experience of intellectual event

just artistic Word fans have come up with unexpected ideas, themes, forms, and contents that

have caught the attention of many fields, not just philosophy,sociology, psychology, and even

the exact sciences, such as medicine politics,sociology, psychology, and even the exact

sciences, such as medicine. Albert Einstein, founder of the universal theory of relativity,

acknowledges the great importance that the works of Fyodor Dostoevsky played in the

realization of his discovery.


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Materials and methods.

This is a national intellectual - Artistic reflection of the Eastern-

philosophical worldview: - The artistic "rebirth" of the primitive religious-mythological

imagination, which is radically different from the West The level of artistic and philosophical

thinking, the attitude of writers to humanity and existence, the period, formed in different

historical, socio-political environments, except in the West; the centurieslong psychological

pressure, the manifestation of the people's thinking in the form of a, in theperson of a certain

writer, who is trying to get rid of the complications of the spiritual invasion.Therefore, as an

independent nation and country, we can say that the intellectual is the brightest example of

national identity. According to the above, the fundamental scientific study of the national

intellectual in comparison with world literature plays an important role not only in the field of

art and fiction, but also in defining our place as a nation in the world. The relevance and

necessity of the study of the subject arises, in addition to the interests of pure art and

literature, primarily from the historical social need characterized by the above. So far, this

topic has not been studied fundamentally scientifically in our literature. The life and work of

the world-famous Irish writer Oscar Wilde (1854 -1900) was a tragic full of contradictions.

The of Oscar Wilde, a brilliant speaker and great writer, has always been in the spotlight of

world literarycritics, and many different monographs, dissertations and articles have been

created on the life and work of the writer, including biographical works from the JZL series.

The life and work of O. Wilde B.Show, A.Jid, A.Morua, A.Kamyu, Ya. Parandovsky, T.

Mann, H.L. Borges did not escape the attention of world-famous writers. At the same time,

he did not leave in different Russian writers such as L. Tolstoy, A. Gorky, K. Pustovsky.

Although it has attracted the attention of hundreds of researchers at various levels, from the

world’s most famous scientists, it is probably his complex life and controversial work. The

problem of novelize has been consistently studied in Uzbek literature,including the work of

Isajon Sultan, which has been scientifically evaluated by literary critics at various. Word fans

have come up with unexpected ideas, themes, forms, and contents that have caught the

attention of many fields, not just philosophy, politics, sociology, psychology, and even the

exact sciences, such as medicine. Albert Einstein, the founder of the universal theory of

relativity, acknowledges the great importance that the works of Fyodor Dostoevsky played in

the realization of his discovery. Homer's Iliad, Firdavsi's Shahnameh, Dante's Divine Comedy,

Zahriddin Bobur's Boburnoma, Goethe's Faust, Tolstoy's War and Peace, Dostoevsky's Crime

and Punishment, Chingiz Aitmatov's The Signs of the End Times There are still differences,

sometimes even contradictions.

Methods

. Word fans have come up with unexpected ideas, themes, forms, and contents that

have caught the attention of many fields, not just philosophy, politics, sociology, psychology,

and even the exact sciences, such as medicine. Albert Einstein, the founder of the universal

theory of relativity, acknowledges the great importance that the works of Fyodor Dostoevsky

played in the realization of his discovery. Homer's Iliad, Firdavsi's Shahnameh, Dante's

Divine Comedy, Zahriddin Bobur's Boburnoma, Goethe's Faust, Tolstoy's War and Peace,

Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment, Chingiz Aitmatov's The Signs of the End Times There

are still differences, sometimes even contradictions. Oscar Wilde’s Dorian Gray is a highly

artistic synthesis of realism, magical realism, the achievements of mythological science, and

other forms of art. Anyone who has read the over and over again will come to the conclusion

that the protagonist, Dorian Gray, faces himself mercilessly at the mysterious portrait painted

by his friend Basil at his request.It is as if a coup is taking place in his inner world. However,

Gray cannot overcome the satanic feeling within himself. He doesn’t want her to do that. He


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is a tragic victim of his own mismanagement. Gray sums up his past sins by looking at his

portrait. D.Gray, who is adorned with the world,falls in love at this moment and meets the

beautiful Sibyl, and the love ends in tragedy. That is; realizing that the girl waspregnant with

a child, he drowned her and committed a brutal murder. Gray also has an affection for the

environment. So Dorian Gray begins to take matters into his own hands, and eventually takes

a dagger with a picture of his beloved and tries to bribe him. But at that moment, a creature

appears in the portrait (magical realism) and eats Gray. This is a sign of the evil of the devil's

lust, which has always saved Jesus. The portrait of Dorian Gray is one of the most sensational

works in the literary world. Incorporating elements of miraculous realism, this work sheds

light on the spiritual crisis of Dorian Gray, a beautiful 20-year old beauty. Although the plot

is unusual for the nineteenth century, it is ideologically Similar to many works. In the last

century, readers have confessed that he was a justly punished, tempted sinner. Today’s reader,

on the other hand, recognized Dorian Gray as an arrogant, helpless, and weak hero who

sacrificed his entire being, heart, and soul for eternal youth.Born into a family of cyborgs,

Dorian, who possessed the beauty of onameros, was faced with the cruel judgment of fate

when he had ample opportunity to live happily ever after “There is always some tragedy

hidden behind something beautiful. In order for the smallest and most insignificant flower to

bloom, the worlds must suffer the pain of childbirth, ” said one of the protagonists. Indeed,

behind the beautiful image of Dorian Gray lies a great tragedy: the soul dies, the soul

disappears forever. Dirty brothels, continuous livin, theft, the ugliness of the chaos in society

are now a beauty in his mind, and such vices are a constant need.Oscar Wilde brought to

literature the image of a hero of such a complex nature, and through it he showed with great

artistic skill the limits of human desires, the consequences of the disturbance of the balance of

life. And the work won the hearts of millions, and the image of Dorian Gray was written in

the reader's notebook. One of the topics Wilde tries to discuss using the plot is whether it is

possible to change human nature. Was the book the cause of the changes in Dorian after

reading the book sent by Lord Henry, or were there already such bad qualities in his nature?

Can an ugly person who has completely lost his conscience be “restored” by good deeds, or

are all his actions based on ambition?It is certainly very difficult, if not impossible, to answer

these questions.The play also discusses what art is, how it should be, whether ancestral

traditions are appropriate for generations, and a number of other similar topics. Lord Henry,

who pioneered the doctrine of hedonism, believed that the only purpose of human life should

be madness, peace. In his opinion,every new day is another opportunity to enjoy. As

Shakespeare's Hamlet said, "If a man's greatest desires are to eat and sleep, how can he be

different from an animal?"So our heroes are no different from animals either. For the most

part, are dedicated to narrating individual experiences of characters, creating a closer, more

complex portrait of these characters and the world they live in. Inner feelings and thoughts, as

well as complex, even conflicting ideas or values are typically explored in, more so than in

preceding forms of literature. It’s not just the stories themselves that are more personal, but

the experience of reading them as well.Where epic poetry and similar forms of storytelling

were designed to be publicly read or consumed as an audience, are geared more towards an

individual reader.The following traits must be present for a work to be considered :Written in

prose, as opposed to verse. Narrators may have different degrees of knowledge or different

points of view (first person versus third person and so on). While stylized such as epistolary

do exist, the key distinction here is between prose and verse.


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Results and discussion.

At the modern stage of the development of fiction, the novel genre

emerged. The term "novel" was first coined by the German writer Thomas Mann in the early

twentieth century.“The historical and global devastation of 1914-1923 exacerbated the need

to understand the period in the minds of contemporary people with unprecedented intensity

and overthrew this literature. This process blurred the boundaries between science and art; the

thought-provoking idea gave life to a living, heart-pounding idea, gave life to plastic images,

and created a type of book that could be called an" novel." What we call an novel, in its

course, T. Mann and G. Gesse, R. Muzil and G. Brox, M. Bulgakov and K. Chapek, U.

Faulkner and T. Wolf, P. Koelo and Ch. Yes, the synthesis of philosophy and art, science and

fiction is the main feature of an novel. Remember, for example, the famous German writer

Goethe’s tragedy Faust. Faust, like Gray, who “sold his heart to the devil (Mephistopheles) in

order to acquire unimaginable knowledge, to taste endless worldly pleasures,and to be alone

with Margarita, suffers a spiritual decline. Or the American writer T. mentioned above. Take

Clyde Griffiths, the protagonist of Dreyzer’s the American Tragedy. Clyde, who sold his

conscience to gain wealth, a career, and a beautiful girl, also suffers a conscience like Gray at

the end of the play. Although the plot of the work is unusual for the nineteenth century, it is

ideologically similar to many works. Remember, for example, the famous German writer

Goethe’s tragedy Faust. Faust, like Gray, who "sold his heart to the devil (Mephistopheles) in

order to acquire unimaginable knowledge, to taste endless worldly pleasures, and to be alone

with Margarita, suffers a spiritual decline." Or the American writer T. mentioned above. Take

Clyde Griffiths, the protagonist of Dreyzer’s The American Tragedy. Dorian, Basil, Lord

Henry are the three central protagonists of the work. Dorian – easel painted gray (canvas).

The cloth is white, and Lord Henry is black. If you want to paint using white and black, the

result will be a gray quality colored artwork. If the same amount of black paint is added to a

drop of white paint, the white color will definitely be contaminated.The protagonist of our

story was shaped in the same way as a person: Bezil’s “white” advice could not overcome

Lord Henry’s “black” teachings.The American academic Peter H. Smith describes the of

Latin America as people from an identifiable social class, who have been conditioned by that

common experience and thus are inclined to share a set of common assumptions (values and

ethics); that ninety-four per cent of come either from the middle class or from the upper class

and that only six per cent come from the working class. Philosopher Steven Fuller said that

because cultural capital confers power and social status as a status group they must be

autonomous in order to be credible as :(Basil about Dorian)"He has stood as Paris in dainty

armour, and as Adonis with huntsman's cloak and polished boar-spear. Crowned with heavy

lotus blossoms, he has sat on the prow of Adrian's barge, looking into the green, turbid Nile.

He has leaned over the still pool of some Greek woodland, and seen in the water's silent

silver the wonder of his own beauty."(Lord Henry describes "fidelity") "It has nothing to do

with our own will. It is either an unfortunate accident, or an unpleasant result of

temperament.""You don't mean to say that Basil has got any passion or any romance in him?"

"I don't know whether he has any passion, but he certainly has romance," said Lord Henry,

with an amused look in his eyes."Has he never let you know that?" "Never. I must ask him

about it. I am rather surprised to hear it."(Basil Hallward described) "Rugged and

straightforward as he was, there was something in his nature that was purely feminine in its

tenderness."(Basil to Dorian) "It is quite true that I have worshipped you with far more

romance of feeling than a man usually gives to a friend. Somehow, I had never loved a

woman. I suppose I never had time. Perhaps, as Harry says, a really grande passion is the


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privilege of those who have nothing to do, and that is the use of the idle classes in a

country."(Basil confronts Dorian)"Dorian, Dorian, your reputation is infamous. I know you

and Harry are great friends. I say nothing about that now, but surely you need not have made

his sister's name a by-word." (The first part of this passage was deleted from the1890

magazine text; the second part of the passage was inserted to the 1891 novel text.) Anti-

intellectualism is hostility to and mistrust of intellect, , and intellectualism, commonly

expressed as deprecation of education and philosophy and the dismissal of art, literature, and

science as impractical, politically motivated,and even contemptible human pursuits. Anti-

intellectuals present themselves and are perceived as champions of common folk—populists

against political and academic elitism—and tend to see educated people as a status class that

dominates political discourse and higher education while being detached from the concerns of

ordinary people. n the U.S., the American conservative economist Thomas Sowell argued for

distinctions between unreasonable and reasonable wariness of in their influence upon the

institutions of a society. In defining as "people whose occupations deal primarily with ideas",

they are different from people whose work is the practical application of ideas. That cause for

layman mistrust lies in the incompetence outside their fields of expertise. Although possessed

of great working knowledge in their specialist fields, when compared to other professions and

occupations, the of society face little discouragement against speaking authoritatively beyond

their field of formal expertise, and thus are unlikely to face responsibility for the social and

practical consequences of their errors. Hence, a physician is judged competent by the

effective treatment of the sickness of a patient, yet might face a medical malpractice lawsuit

should the treatment harm the patient. In contrast,a tenured university professor is unlikely to

be judged competent or incompetent by the effectiveness of his or her intellectualism (ideas),

and thus not face responsibility for the social and practical consequences of the

implementation of the ideas, e.g. the Chicago Boys and the Military dictatorship of Chile

(1973–90).

Conclusion

. The synthesis of philosophy and art, science and fiction is the main feature of

the novel. This synthesis was manifested in the growth of mythological thinking in the artistic

reincarnation of the historical period, in the perception of myths as a universal model of

human lifeand a recurring law, going beyond the mere figurative sphere.Fiction, as a complex

synthesis of art forms, is constantly updated and perfected throughout its development; not

only artistic just collect them. Another example is Raphael in French author Honoré de

Balzac's. The Magic of the Blind Skin. The fulfillment of desires; Dorian decides to live the

last months of his life relying on his conscience, just as a young man who has risked his life

for infinite wealth and luxuryrealizes that at the end of the work he is no different from an

animal if he constantly satisfies human desires (or needs). Effectively so, that is precisely the

specific function of them: To treat everyon else as if they, too, were. That is to say, to not

attempt to hypnotise them, to intimidate them, or to seduce them, but to awaken in them the

mechanism of intelligence that weighs, evaluates, and comprehends. One must start from the

Socratic premise that everyone in the world reveals himself, herself intelligent when treated

as if intelligent. Is that social function compatible with the offices of politicians? Because,

more often than not, they tend to govern themselvesby the cynical principle that: "One must

not treat the public as if they were imbeciles, nor forget that they are imbeciles", which was

established by the novelist Frédéric Beigbeder (who, not in vain, began his career as an

advertising man); it is plainly obvious that those are opposite approaches. What is bad, is that

the first approach demands effort from the interlocutors—attention, reflection, and dubious


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sizings-up, while the second approach flatters the primitive emotions of enthusiasm or

revenge, and converts critical thinking to satire or to swearing curses, and social problems

into notorious scandal. The contemporary understanding of history emerged in the immediate

postwar period of the 1940s, in its earlier incarnation as “the history of ideas” under the

leadership of Arthur Lovejoy, the founder of the Journal of the History of Ideas. Since that

time, Lovejoy’s formulation of “unit-ideas” was developed in different and divergent

directions, such as contextualize, Historically sensitive accounts of activity in the

corresponding historical period, which investigative shift is reflected in the replacement of

the term “history of ideas” with the term “history”.

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