POETICS OF NATURE AND HUMAN EXISTENCE IN ALISHER NAVOI'S "FUSULI ARBA'A" QASIDAS

This thesis examines the poetic representation of nature and human existence in Alisher Navoiy’s Fusuli Arba’a, focusing on the symbolic and aesthetic functions of the four seasons. Particular attention is given to the interaction between seasonal imagery, the concept of time, human spiritual experience, and the idealized image of the ruler. The study also considers how classical poetic devices transform natural phenomena into philosophical and artistic meanings.