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.本文聚焦乌兹别克斯坦作家乔拉·福齐尔（Jo‘ra Fozil）的短篇故事创作，剖析其作品中对社会问题的艺术化诠释。本研究选取《Bog’》《Sog‘inch》《Sohildagi uy》等数篇作品作为分析对象，这些作品反映了腐败、环境破坏、劳动力迁移、家庭纽带弱化以及子女对父母的道德责任等重大社会议题。本文通过文学分析手法，阐释了作者如何借助人物塑造、象征运用与叙事细节，揭示当代社会的真实图景。乔拉·福齐尔的创作着重彰显人类价值、悲悯情怀，以及维护社会道德与整体和谐的重要意义。