The etiquette and the literary description of character used in the novel "Days Gone By"
Abstract
This article discusses the etiquette of the founder of Uzbek novels, \nbeloved writer Abdullah Kadiri’s “Days Gone By”, positive and negative \ncharacters and the richness, charm and literary similarities of the Uzbek language \nin the dialogues referred to. After all, words like literature are very important for \nart; images, landscapes, and emotions are conveyed through words. The obvious \ntruth is the alphabet of fiction. Today, Abdulla Kadiri’s word using skill, attention \nto phrases, literary language deserves special attention. The formation of the \nliterary language, its high status, the introduction of words from the dialect, and the \nre-usage of forgotten original words are mediated by the unique artistic thinking of \nthe writers.