FEMALE REPRESENTATION IN THE WORKS OF OTKIR HASHIMOV AND ABDULLA QAHHOR AND FEATURES OF TRANSLATION IN THE WORKS

Abstract

Abstract: With remarkable competence, this piece presents works by well-
known Uzbek authors O'tkir Hashimov ("Writings on the edge of the notebook,"
"Works of the World") and Abdulla Qahhor ("A Thousand Lives," "A Woman Who
Has Not Eaten Raisins"). examining and judging the current subjects in it in a fresh
manner, as well as deftly illustrating Mother's persona and her perception of an oriental
woman—common traits—written by the author.