Guliston davlat pedagogika instituti

This paper compares “Bygone Days” (called O‘tkan kunlar in Uzbek) by Abdulla Kodiriy and “Pride and Prejudice” by Jane Austen, focusing on their treatment of tradition, individual agency and the role of women in society. Both novels depict protagonists navigating societal expectations, particularly in matters of love and marriage. Set in distinct th historical and cultural contexts-19 century Turkestan and Regency-era England, both novels criticize rigid social structures and explore the struggle between personal desires and societal norms. This analysis highlights key thematic parallels and differences, shedding light on how literature form different cultures addresses the universal human experience.

Begbotayeva Madinabonu, Malikova Shahzoda. COMPARISON OF WOMEN, SOCIETY, AND LOVE IN KODIRIY‘S “OTKAN KUNLAR” AND AUSTEN‘S “PRIDE AND PREJUDICE” // FILOLOGIYA VA TIL TA’LIMI: ZAMONAVIY TENDENSIYALAR VA INNOVATSION YONDASHUVLAR. Guliston davlat pedagogika instituti, 2025, B.528-530. — https://konferensiya.gspi.uz/maqola/2491