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The lyric genre in English and Uzbek literature is fundamentally characterized by strong subjectivity and the primacy of the lyrical hero's inner world, distinguishing it from epic and dramatic forms. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The article aims to explore how the lyrical hero represents individual emotions in both English and Uzbek literature.

June 3, 2026Open Access

The Significance of Lyric Genres in the Syncretism of English and Uzbek Literature

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The article aims to explore how the lyrical hero represents individual emotions in both English and Uzbek literature.
Analyzed the characteristics of lyrics in English and Uzbek literary traditions.
Discussed the differences between lyric and epic forms in literature.
Highlighted the subjective nature of lyrical expression through examples.
Identified key features of lyrical genres in both literary traditions.
Demonstrated the role of the lyrical hero in conveying the poet's inner world and emotions.

Abstract

The main image of the lyric is considered a lyrical hero. In the lyrics, the inner world of the lyrical hero comes first. All expression passes through the "I" of the poet. In the lyrics, unlike the epic, there will be no specific epic plot. What stands out from the dramatic type is the strong subjectivity of the Lyric. The article discusses the main features of lyrics in English and Uzbek literature.

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