Artistic interpretation and linguistic features of the image of the epic singer in the epic "Ollonazar Olchinbek"

This article focuses on one of the Uzbek folk novels, Ollonazar Olchinbek, which explores the artistic interpretation, plot, genesis, evolution, and ideological and artistic features of the epic kuichi image. Special attention is paid to the role, variants, performance, significance of the epic in the epic tradition, plot and composition, language features in the repertoire of the bakhshis of the All-Uzbek school of epic poetry. Ollonazar is an example of a saga that embodies the personality of the baxshi and his aesthetic principles, and is an image that reflects the typological features of the image of the epic kuishi as the ideal hero. In the epic, the moral qualities of the baxshi person, his love for creation, life, people, especially students, are clearly seen in the image of Oman, his love Oyzumrad. The epic retains all the performance characteristics typical of romantic epics. He is a great example of artistic depiction of the mythopoetic features of epic poetry, not only in Uzbek but also in world epic studies. Its language is distinguished by its compatibility with the language of the living people, the appropriate use of artistic means.

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