Svetlana Aleksiyevich Va O‘TKIR Hoshimov Asarlarida Urushning G‘ayriinsoniy Oqibatlari Tasviri

Key Points

• The aim is to analyze the representation of war's inhumane consequences in the works of Svetlana Aleksievich and Otkir Hoshimov.
• Comparative and analytical approach applied to Aleksievich's 'The Unwomanly Face of War' and Hoshimov's 'Between Two Doors'.
• Motifs of famine, violence, and the tragedy of motherhood examined across both texts.
• Analysis focuses on how war disrupts human values and societal life.
• Both authors depict war as a tragic event that extends beyond mere historical occurrences.
• Key themes include the destruction of human values and the emotional toll on families.
• Insights into how both works frame war as a profound tragedy impacting society.