This research explores the poetic features of artistic language in modern English and Uzbek prose, focusing on how stylistic devices such as imagery, metaphor, symbolism, rhythm, and figurative language contribute to the aesthetic and expressive richness of prose texts. The study examines the transformation of prose into a more artistic form of expression through the integration of poetic elements that enhance emotional impact and deepen meaning. The work provides a comparative analysis of English and Uzbek prose traditions, highlighting both universal and culture-specific features of artistic language. In modern English prose, poetic features often reflect psychological complexity, fragmentation, and stylistic experimentation, while Uzbek prose tends to emphasize cultural identity, traditional symbolism, and natural imagery. Despite these differences, both literary traditions demonstrate a shared tendency to enrich narrative structure through poetic means.
Gulbahor Yaxshiyeva (2026) studied this question.