ABDULLA QODIRIYNING “O‘TKAN KUNLAR” ASARIDA KIYIM-KECHAK VA ASHYOLAR TILI

Abstract

This article examines Abdulla Qodiriy’s novel "Days Gone By" through the semantics of objects and clothing. Unlike conventional general analyses, this research provides a comparative study of how clothing and objects serve as a driving force for character psychology, social stratification, and the plot. The study scientifically proves that the author uses objects not merely as decoration, but as “silent instruments” that express the character’s personality and thehistorical atmosphere of the period.