THE THEME OF CHILDREN IN COMIC WORKS: AN INTERPRETATION OF ANVAR OBIDJON

This article examines the theme of children in comic works through the example of Anvar Obidjon’s poetry and prose. The study argues that in Obidjon’s artistic world the child is not presented as a passive listener or a decorative figure, but as a living center of perception, laughter, ethical awakening, and imaginative interpretation. The comic in his works is built not on superficial amusement alone, but on a subtle union of humor, satire, child psychology, allegory, play, and moral observation. Obidjon’s poetic system relies on brevity, vivid imagery, dialogic movement, and details that correspond to children’s imagination.