Umar Sayfiddin and Turkish storytelling

Abstract

The article provides information on the life and handwritten works of the famous Turkish writer Umar Sayfiddin. The article also briefly examines the history of the formation and development of the literary genre.

"Story" in Turkish literature. The article provides information about the emergence and development of new genres during the tanzimat period of Turkish literature. Based on the names of Umar Sayfiddin’s rascos, the classification of works is carried out. Examples of the use by the author of folk art, themes of patriatism, as well as the author's description of the image of women are given. Analyzed the unique style of the writer, artistic usage. The author's potential as a storyteller is revealed through examples of his works such as Three Tips, High Heels, Robe with a Pink Pearl, and many others. The translations of Umar Sayfiddin's works into the Uzbek language and literary collections published in Uzbekistan will be discussed, as well as the author's role in the history of Turkish narration will be revealed.

The translation of the story “Retribution” was especially well interpreted. On the example of one story, the ideological image of the writer's characters is revealed, as well as the incidents that led to the tragic end of the work. The analysis of the conflict that arose between Khoja and the master Ali, who cut off his hand in order to preserve his honor, has been reliably analyzed. It is also advisable to provide not only the story "Retribution", but also other works of Umar Sayfiddin, as this helps to increase the interest of students in the writer's work.

The use of scientific sources and citations by the author of this article to confirm his scientific views, contributes to increasing its scientific significance.