Tradition, Essence, And Artistic Function In The Kokand Literary Milieu

Abstract

This article analyzes the literary traditions that played a significant role in the formation and development of the Kokand literary milieu, examining their essence and functional characteristics within imaginative literature. It explores the contribution of the Kokand literary environment to the development of classical Uzbek literature, the literary and aesthetic connections among creators, the masterapprentice tradition, and the refinement of genres and stylistic features. Furthermore, the article highlights the role of these traditions in shaping artistic thought, systems of imagery, poetic expression, and the manifestation of individual creative identity. It also examines the relationship between traditionalism and creative innovation within the Kokand literary milieu from both literary-historical and artistic-aesthetic perspectives.