The Role of Detective Works in a Person’s Life

Maftuna Shoymardonova

doi:10.2024/zcwrq625

Authors

Maftuna Shoymardonova an intern-teacher in the Department of Foreign Philology at Alfraganus University Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/zcwrq625

Keywords:

Intellectual stimulation, moral dilemmas, societal values, detective fiction, justice and truth

Abstract

This article explores the significant role of detective literature in shaping individual and societal perceptions of justice, morality, and truth. It discusses the genre’s historical evolution, its intellectual stimulation, emotional involvement, and moral dilemmas. By analyzing various detective works, the article highlights how these narratives reflect societal values and encourage critical thinking. Incorporating quotes from President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, the paper emphasizes the importance of responsibility and commitment in understanding complex moral issues presented in detective stories.

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