The Motive of "Remembering" in "The Old Man of Alexandria" and "Hamlet"

Komiljon Hamroyev

doi:10.52773/tsuull.conf.2022/beza5082

June 22, 2022

The Motive of "Remembering" in "The Old Man of Alexandria" and "Hamlet"

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Key Points

The analysis reveals key poetic components such as motive and imagery in both works.
Typological aspects of character depiction highlight similarities between Alexander and Hamlet.
Examining details and motifs sheds light on the differences and commonalities in approaches taken by the authors.
The study connects traditional plot structures with the theme of learning across cultures.

Implication

This comparative-typological analysis explores the motive of learning in Saddi Iskandariy and Hamlet, revealing deeper poetic components.

Abstract

This article analyzes Alisher Navoi's epic “Saddi Iskandariy” and William Shakespeare's “Hamlet” tragedy. In it, the poetic depiction of Alexander and Hamalet through the motive of learning is studied in a comparative-typological aspect. Typological and specific aspects of poetic components such as traditional plot, image, detail and motif in the works of genius creators have been studied.

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