FLORISTIC AND FAUNISTIC IMAGERY IN SHUKUR KHOLMIRZAEV'S SHORT STORIES

This article offers a comprehensive scientific and theoretical analysis of floral and faunal imagery in Shukur Kholmirzaev’s short stories, examining their functional significance in plot development, the realization of the author's artistic intent, and their aesthetic attributes. Drawing upon rigorous textual analysis, the study elucidates the writer’s narrative technique, the principles of his realistic depiction, and his distinctive approach to the artistic generalization of national values through the integration of floristic and faunistic motifs.