A STUDY OF SATIRIC WORKS CREATED IN 20TH CENTURY ENGLISH AND UZBEKISTAN LITERATURE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V4I12Y2024N40Keywords:
satire, irony, humor, artistic methods and tools that create satire.Abstract
Twentieth-century English writers interpreted the genre of satire in various ways, some defining it as a specific type of verse and others as poetry written with satirical flair. Some writers have argued that satire is an official genre of literature, and that it exhibits the same characteristics in both prose and poetry. English and Uzbek satire has undergone various changes in its gradual development. As a result of being absorbed into the bosom of literary types and genres, it lost its special genre character. English and Uzbek satires have been interpreted by experts in the field based on the laws of art as follows:the American critic David Vorkester in his book "The Art of Satire" emphasized the primacy of comic imagery and irony as the main characteristics of satire.
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