THE PRESS AND THE POETRY OF UZBEK WOMEN WRITERS: INFLUENCE AND DEVELOPMENT
Keywords:
Uzbek women poets, press, Yangi Yo‘l journal, Jadidism, enlightenment, social consciousness, poetic thinking, early 20th-century literature, female image.Abstract
This article analyzes the role and influence of the press in the development of Uzbek women poets' creativity in the early 20th century. The poetry samples, which emerged in harmony with the ideas of the Jadid movement, national awakening, and enlightenment, reflect a new interpretation of the female image, an awareness of social status, spiritual quests, and the discovery of personal and national identity. The article examines the role of periodicals such as Taraqqiy, Oyina, Yangi Yo‘l, Sadoi Turkiston, and Sadoi Farg‘ona, focusing on the poems published by women poets and their aesthetic views through an analytical approach. These literary processes are scientifically substantiated to have contributed to the formation and development of a new poetic thinking in Uzbek literature.
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