ARTISTIC INTERPRETATION OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS IN JO'RA FOZIL'S STORIES

This article analyzes the artistic interpretation of social problems in the stories of Uzbek writer Jo‘ra Fozil. The study focuses on several stories such as “Bog’,” “Sog‘inch,” and “Sohildagi uy,” which reflect important social issues including corruption, environmental destruction, labor migration, weakening family ties, and the moral responsibility of children toward their parents. Through literary analysis, the article demonstrates how the author uses characters, symbols, and narrative details to reveal the social realities of contemporary society. Jo‘ra Fozil’s works emphasize human values, compassion, and the importance of preserving moral and social harmony in society.