Criminal Motifs And Symbols In World And Uzbek Literary Prose

Abstract

This article explores issues related to criminal motifs and symbolism. A typological study of world literary works based on freedom and objectivity allows for a deeper understanding of their specific features, expands the creative possibilities, and provides a foundation for inspiring research.

Using examples from both world and Uzbek prose, the article reveals that works with criminal plots are characterized by universal themes, engaging and multi-layered narratives, philosophical depth, dramatic and tragic details, high artistic quality, and rich psychological content.