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Distinctive aspects of Russian literature
Jabborova Madina , Teacher, Jizzakh state pedagogical university academic lyceum, Uzbekistan Boltaboeva Adolat , Jizzakh state pedagogical university academic lyceum, UzbekistanAbstract
This article explores the distinctive aspects of Russian literature, highlighting its rich themes, historical context, and influential authors. Key themes include the struggle between the individual and society, existential inquiries, and the role of suffering as a pathway to enlightenment. The analysis of major works by iconic writers such as Fyodor Dostoevsky, Leo Tolstoy, and Anton Chekhov reveals a deep engagement with the human condition. Additionally, the impact of socio-political changes, from the imperial era to the Soviet period, is examined, illustrating how these factors shape the unique identity and enduring relevance of Russian literary tradition.
Keywords
Literary Resilience, Russian Revolution Symbolism, Cultural Identity
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