Abdulrazoq Gurnaning “Dengiz bo‘yida” asaridagi ichki ziddiyat

This article analyzes Abdulrazaq Gurna's novel By the Sea, which explores themes of displacement, identity and memory through the stories of two Zanzibari refugees in England. Particular attention is paid to the internal conflict of the characters, which unfolds against the backdrop of their struggle with the past, the search for their own identity and the desire for a sense of belonging. The article explores in detail how Gurna embodies these internal dramas and how they affect the characters' relationships and their perceptions of their own experiences. Through an analysis of the psychological landscape of the main characters, Saleh Omar and Latif Mahmoud, the study reveals how personal and collective histories are intertwined in their lives.

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