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https://doi.org/10.47689/2181-3701-vol3-iss5/S-pp405-411Keywords
Edgar Allan Poe , Nazar Eshonkul , direct depiction , indirect depiction , psychological narrative , symbolism , literary style , Gothic literature , Uzbek fiction , psychoanalysis.Abstract
This article explores the artistic and psychological techniques of direct and indirect depiction used by Edgar Allan Poe and Nazar Eshonkul. Although separated by time and culture, both writers delve deeply into the portrayal of the human psyche. The analysis is supported by textual examples and comparative tables that highlight the similarities and differences in their narrative methods, emotional tones, and symbolic strategies.
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