JALIL RAHMAT LIRIKAsIDA TUYG’ULAR REALIZМI

Аннотация

Ushbu maqolada Buxoro adabiy muhitining vakili, shoir Jalil Rahmat lirikasida insoniy tuyg‘ularning badiiy ifodasi va realizm tamoyillari tahlil etilgan. Shoir she’rlaridagi lirik kechinma, samimiyat, ruhiy iztirob, o‘zlikni anglash, hayot va inson taqdiri haqidagi mushohadalar asosida ijodkorning individual poetik olami yoritilgan. Maqolada “Qalb ko‘zgusi”, “Shohu gado barobar”, “Gunoh menda, o‘zimda ayb”, “O‘z-o‘zimni izlab”, “Jovdiragan nigohman”, “Yashamaymiz odamga o‘xshab” kabi she’rlar misolida shoirning inson botini, qalb kechinmalari va hayot haqiqatlarini tasvirlash mahorati ochib beriladi. Jalil Rahmat lirikasida shaxsning o‘z-o‘zini taftish qilishi, ruhiy izlanishlari, dard va umid, ishq va iztirob, yolg‘izlik va o‘zlikni anglash kabi kechinmalarning hayotiy va ta’sirchan ifodasi tahlil qilinadi. Shoir poetik tafakkurining o‘ziga xosligi, sodda va ramziy obrazlar vositasida chuqur ma’naviy mazmun yaratishi hamda zamondosh inson ruhiyatini haqqoniy aks ettirishi ilmiy jihatdan yoritilgan.

This article analyzes the artistic expression of human emotions and the principles of realism in the lyrical works of Jalil Rahmat, a representative of the Bukhara literary environment. The poet’s individual poetic world is explored through lyrical experiences, sincerity, spiritual suffering, self-awareness, and reflections on life and human destiny expressed in his poems. The article examines such poems as “The Mirror of the Soul,” “King and Beggar Are Equal,” “The Fault Is Mine, I Am to Blame,” “Searching for Myself,” “I Am a Wandering Gaze,” and “We Do Not Live Like Human Beings” to reveal the poet’s skill in portraying the inner world of human beings, emotional experiences, and realities of life. Particular attention is paid to the vivid and realistic representation of self-examination, spiritual quests, pain and hope, love and suffering, loneliness, and self-awareness in Jalil Rahmat’s lyrical poetry. The article also highlights the distinctive features of the poet’s poetic thinking, his ability to convey profound spiritual meanings through simple and symbolic images, and his realistic portrayal of the inner world of contemporary human beings.