THE ARTISTIC AND FUNCTIONAL EXPRESSION OF CELESTIAL SYMBOLS (SUN, MOON, STAR, NIGHT, DAY) IN THE POETRY OF USMON NOSIR

Authors

  • Turg‘unov Sherali Dolixonovich Professori v.v.b., Filologiya Fanlari, Doktori (DSc) Turan International University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26662/5dbej178

Keywords:

Usmon Nosir, samoviy timsol, mifopoetika, semiotika, binar oppozitsiya, quyosh, oy, yulduz, tun, kun, shafaq, poetik makon.

Abstract

The article examines the artistic and functional expression of celestial symbols – the sun, the moon, the star, night and day – in the lyric poetry and narrative poems of the Uzbek poet Usmon Nosir (1912–1944). Drawing on the collection “Ertani sevinib kut!..” (2021) and volume two of his “Selected Works” (1970), the study applies mythopoetic and semiotic methods. Five core functions of celestial symbols are identified: cosmological, anthropomorphic-portrait, socio-historical, autopsychological, and prophetic-tragic.

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Published

2026-10-28

Issue

Vol. 12 No. 10 (2026): Journalnx

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Articles

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THE ARTISTIC AND FUNCTIONAL EXPRESSION OF CELESTIAL SYMBOLS (SUN, MOON, STAR, NIGHT, DAY) IN THE POETRY OF USMON NOSIR. (2026). JournalNX - A Multidisciplinary Peer Reviewed Journal, 12(10), 49-60. https://doi.org/10.26662/5dbej178