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THE FUNCTION OF SATIRE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF GEORGE ORWELL AND ABDULLA QAHHOR

Avtorlar: Abdullayeva Iroda Murotovna
Kategoriya (Jurnal/Konferensiya): Konferensiya
Sana: 2026-02-25

Annotatsiya

This article is devoted to a comparative analysis of the satirical works of
two outstanding twentieth century writers, the English author George Orwell and the Uzbek
prose writer Abdulla Qahhor. The study examines the functions of satire as an instrument
of social criticism and artistic interpretation of reality.

Kalit so‘zlar

satire, functions of satire, comparative literature, George Orwell

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