LINGVOPOETIC ASPECTS OF THE CONCEPT "WOMAN" IN ZULFIYA KUROLBOY KIZI PROSE

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This article explores the lingvopoetic and aesthetic dimensions of the concept "woman" as manifested in the contemporary Uzbek prose of Zulfiya Kurolboy Kizi. By positioning the linguistic choices within the framework of literary text analysis, the study decodes how specific lexical-semantic devices—such as metaphors, epithets, and stylistic contrasts—are employed to construct multidimensional female characters. The research illuminates the delicate interplay between an author’s individual style and the linguistic embodiment of emotional, cognitive, and social realities faced by women in modern Uzbek society. Through a rigorous lingvopoetic lens, the concept "woman" is shown to transcend basic lexical categories, becoming a dominant structural and aesthetic node in the text