DINIY VA DUNYOVIY DISKURSLAR DIALEKTIKASI: ISLOMIY ESTETIKA VA G‘ARBIY INDIVIDUALIZM ZIDDIYATI

This article analyzes the dialectics of religious and secular discourses in Orhan Pamuk’s novels My Name Is Red and Snow. The study explores the aesthetic and ideological contradictions between the divine perspective inherent in the Islamic miniature tradition and Western individualism, the principles of perspective, and secular politics. The possibilities and limitations of Pamuk’s concept of cultural interweaving are examined and substantiated from a scholarly perspective.

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