THE CONCEPT OF ABSURD IN ARTISTIC LITERATURE. AN ANALYSIS OF E. HEMINGWAY'S WORKS

Abstract

This article examines the thematic and stylistic parallels between the works of Ernest Hemingway and notable Uzbek writers, including Abdulla Qadiri, Chulpan, and Hamid Alimjan. Both literary traditions explore themes of absurdity, isolation, and the consequences of war, reflecting the complexities of human existence. While Hemingway's minimalist style contrasts with the rich imagery of Uzbek literature, both approaches effectively convey profound emotional experiences. This comparative study emphasizes the universal nature of literary themes and invites readers to consider the shared struggles of humanity across cultural contexts.