THE GRADUAL INTERPRETATION OF SOCIO-POLITICAL PROBLEMS IN 21ST CENTURY UZBEK POETRY

Abstract

This article analyzes the artistic interpretation of socio-political issues, modernist thinking, and the transformation of poetic forms in 21st century Uzbek poetry. It highlights the poetic expression of such themes as national identity, historical memory, freedom, migration, urbanization, spiritual crisis, and mass culture in the poetry of the post-independence period. Furthermore, the article reveals the distinctive features of symbolic, semiotic, and hermeneutic analysis through the poetry of poets such as Faxriyor, Abduvali Qutbitdin, Bahrom Ro‘zimuhammad, Shodmonqul Salom, and Iqbol Mirzo.