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Erkin Vohidov and “Ruhlar isyoni”
Уроки 42–43 · 2 урока · B. To‘xliyev, B. Karimov, K. Usmonova. Literature: textbook-collection for Grade 11 of secondary schools and for students of secondary specialised and vocational institutions, Parts 1–2. 1st edition. “O‘zbekiston milliy ensiklopediyasi” State Scientific Publishing House, Tashkent, 2018
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Erkin Vohidov
Textbook: Part 2, p. 63
ЦельUnderstand the assessments given to Erkin Vohidov’s work by literary scholars and define his place.
Erkin Vohidov (1936–2017) was one of the major representatives of Uzbek poetry, and the textbook introduces his work through three views. Abdulla Oripov writes that in his poetry the scenes and tones of the people’s hard, sorrowful and proud roads are reflected through the key of a precise time and place. The literary scholar Umarali Normatov notes his charming lyric songs together with epics that expressed the sorrow of the age, and also his satire, kneaded with delicate wit, irony and sarcasm. Abdug‘afur Rasulov calls him an artist who penetrated deeply into the people’s heart. So Vohidov’s work covers several directions: lyrics, the epic and satire.
Примеры
Example: The epic “Ruhlar isyoni” is an example of works raised to the level of “the sorrow of the age”: it reflects the pain of an era.
Example: Satire is another facet of the poet’s work: with delicate laughter and irony it shows serious problems.
Работа в классе
Table of views: write the three scholars’ assessments in the columns “what it stresses – which genre it concerns.”
Упражнения
1
In which years did Erkin Vohidov live?
1936–2017.
2
Which directions of Vohidov’s work does Normatov stress?
Lyric songs, epics and satire with delicate wit.
3
What does the phrase “key of a precise time and place” assessed by Oripov mean?
The poet approaches literary themes through a specific historical period and place and vividly reflects the people’s path.
4
Why is satirical poetry important in a society’s life?
Because through laughter and irony it exposes faults and makes the reader think.
