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CONTENT, SYUJET, AND FABULA IN A DRAMATIC WORK
Sheripova Gulxan Maratbaevna
Nukus branch of the Uzbek State Institute of Arts and Culture
1st year student of the Faculty of "Technogen and Art History"
Аnnоtаtiоn:
А drаmаtic wоrk usuаlly describes vаriоus humаn emоtiоns, internаl struggles,
аnd interаctiоns with the оutside wоrld. Cоntent, plоt, аnd fаbulа аre the mаin cоmpоnents оf
the wоrk, which plаy аn impоrtаnt rоle in аnаlyzing the wоrk. Cоntent reflects the events,
emоtiоns, аnd ideаs in the drаmа. Plоt refers tо the structure оf the wоrk, which оrgаnizes the
sequence оf events аnd their intercоnnectiоns. Fаbulа, in turn, shоws the chrоnоlоgicаl оrder
оf events, thаt is, in whаt sequence events оccur.
It is very impоrtаnt tо understаnd the difference between plоt аnd fаbulа in а drаmаtic
wоrk, becаuse this difference helps tо understаnd the structure оf the wоrk аnd the
develоpment оf events. Cоntent, plоt, аnd fаbulа cоmplement eаch оther, enhаncing the
ideоlоgicаl аnd emоtiоnаl impаct оf the wоrk, аnd аlsо creаting the оppоrtunity fоr the
аudience tо drаw their оwn cоnclusiоns.
Key wоrds:
drаmаturgy, cоntent, plоt, fаbulа, sequence оf events, chrоnоlоgy, аnаlysis оf the
structure оf the wоrk, cоnnectiоn оf events, emоtiоnаl pоwer, ideа.
INTRODUCTION
The art of dramatic work plays an important role in reflecting a person's inner and
outer struggles, problems, and decisions in life. Each dramatic work is based on its own
content, plot, and plot, and these components complement each other, forming the overall
structure of the work. The content reflects the main idea of the work, the depicted events, and
the logical content, while the plot shows the sequence of events and the connection between
them. The fable determines the chronological order of the development of events and governs
the sequence of events in the plot.[1]
Analyzing the interrelationships between these components and their role in a
dramatic work helps to fully understand the work and reveal its semantic layers. Identifying
the difference between content, plot, and plot, as well as a deeper study of the influence of
these elements on each other, is very important in the analysis of a dramatic work. This, in
turn, makes it possible to identify the goals of the playwright and the means that help the
viewer perceive the work.[2]
DISCUSSION
The interaction and connection of the content, plot, and plot of a dramatic work are
important in determining its structure and how it is perceived by the audience. The content
and idea express the main essence of the work, and the plot, showing the development of
events, provides the reader or viewer with an understanding of history. The fabula arranges
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events in chronological order, ensuring the connection and sequence between events within
the work.[3]
The harmony of content and plot plays an important role in illuminating social and
personal issues in a dramatic work. The development of the plot and its bringing to a form
that has an emotional impact on the viewer ensures the success of the work. In classical
dramatic works, for example, events are promoted through the contradictions between the
plot and the fate of the characters, which interests the viewer and encourages deep reflection.
In this case, the development of the plot and the reverse influence of events are not observed.
The role of the fabula is also of great importance. The plot determines the sequence of
events, which plays a key role in shaping the dramatic work. The chronological system
ensures the orderly development of events and makes the work more attractive. Modifying or
developing a sequence of events in an unconventional way, such as retrospective events or a
sequence of reversed events, provides viewers with a new and interesting experience.[5]
The harmony between content, plot, and plot ensures the success of a dramatic work.
These three elements complement each other, increasing the emotional and ideological power
of the work. The content helps to determine the idea of the work, the plot to determine the
development of events and how the fate of the characters changes, and the plot to show the
sequence of events in chronological order. Their harmony ensures the perfection of the
structure of the work, encourages viewers to think deeply, and stimulates emotional impact.
RESULT
In the creation of a dramatic work, the harmony and interconnection between content,
plot, and plot are of great importance. The content defines the main idea and theme of the
work, and the plot shows the development of events and how conflicts arise. The fabula
arranges events chronologically and determines their sequence. The correct combination of
these three elements perfects the structure of the work and ensures its deep meaning and
emotional impact on the audience.
The connections between content, plot, and plot create a solid foundation for the
development of the work. The interconnectedness of these elements ensures not only
storytelling in the drama, but also a deeper spiritual and emotional impact on the audience.
Understanding the specific significance of each element is very important for playwrights in
creating a work, because their harmony makes the work modern and attractive.
Thus, in dramatic works, the significant interrelationship between content, plot, and
plot is one of the main factors in the success of the work. Their combination increases the
expressiveness and depth of art, opens up possibilities for the application of new ideas and
techniques in the creation of works.
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