CHOLPON IN POETRY FREEDOM OF THE IDEA INTERPRETATION

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  • Ochildiyeva Nigora Qarshiyevna Denov institute of entrepreneurship and pedagogy, Uzbek language and literature 1st year master 's degree student

Keywords:

cholpon, independence, enlightenment, awakening, nation, freedom, poetry, Jadidism, enlightenment, national independence, Uzbek poetry, freedom, liberty idea, colonialism, poet's mission, nation spirit, symbol of spring, spiritual awakening

Abstract

 Uzbek literature sly from the representatives one of Abdulhamid Cholpon in poetry manifestation was independence and enlightenment ideas analysis Freedom​​ for struggles take going one at the time awakening, national to oneself return ideas promote does. Cholpon in poetry national awakening of the soul how expressed attention " Beautiful " Turkestan, Spring " I miss you ", " People ", " Heart " poems in the example of our view possible.

 

 

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References

Repression​ victims memory book part 1

Website : " enlightenment " lesson "

„ New Uzbekistan newspaper "

Cho' lpon's artistic world T. 1993 Sharafiddinov O. Cho' lponni Understanding T. 1994.

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Published

2026-01-16

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Ochildiyeva Nigora Qarshiyevna. (2026). CHOLPON IN POETRY FREEDOM OF THE IDEA INTERPRETATION. Journal of Applied Science and Social Science, 16(01), 310–312. Retrieved from https://www.internationaljournal.co.in/index.php/jasass/article/view/2972

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Vol. 16 No. 01 (2026): Volume 16 Issue 01

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