The Depiction of Women in Uzbek and English Literature: A Comparative Analysis

Abstract

This article explores the portrayal of women in Uzbek and English literature, offering a comparative analysis that highlights cultural differences and similarities. It examines key literary works from both traditions, focusing on the roles, characteristics, and narratives surrounding female figures. By analyzing texts from various historical contexts, the article sheds light on how societal norms and values shape literary representations of women. The study underscores the evolution of these depictions over time, revealing both progressive and regressive trends in the portrayal of femininity. Ultimately, the article contributes to a deeper understanding of gender dynamics in literature and the impact of cultural context on the representation of women.