ROBERT BYORNS SHE’RIYATIDA LIRIK QAHRAMON TIMSOLINING IFODALANISHI
Mazkur maqolada Robert Byorns she’riyatida lirik qahramon timsolining badiiy ifoda-lanishi “My Heart’s in the Highlands” she’ri misolida chuqur tahlil qilinadi. Tadqiqotda lirik qahramon “men”ining vatan sog‘inchi, tabiat bilan uyg‘unligi va erkinlikka intilishi asosiy poetik kategoriyalar sifa-tida o‘rganiladi. Qolaversa, lirik qahramon tushunchasining she’riyatga kirib kelishi, uninhg nazariy asos-lari tadqiq etiladi. Shuningdek, Byorns poetikasining romantizm bilan bog‘liqligi ilmiy asosda yoritiladi.
В данной статье проводится углубленный анализ художественного выражения образа лирического героя в поэзии Роберта Бернса на примере стихотворения «My heart’s in the highlands». В нем рассматривается лирическое «я» через тоску по родине, гармонию с природой и стремление к свободе как основные поэтические категории. Кроме того, проводится исследование введение концепции лирического героя в поэзию, а также связь поэтики Бернса с романтизмом.
This article deeply analyzes the artistic expression of the image of the lyrical hero in the poetry of Robert Burns using the example of the poem “My Heart’s in the Highlands”. The research studies the lyrical “I” as a longing for the homeland, harmony with nature, and the desire for freedom as the main poetic categories. In addition, the introduction of the concept of the lyrical hero into poetry is studied. Also, the connection of Burns’ poetics with romanticism is scientifically highlighted.
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