DOI
https://doi.org/10.47689/2181-3701-vol2-iss2-pp297-303Kalit so‘zlar
Yelizaveta davri , Uilyam Shekspir , Makbet , Uyg'onish davri , fojia , adabiyotAnnotasiya
Ushbu maqola taniqli manbalarni o'rganish orqali Makbet tahlilini aks ettiradi va bu qahramon haqida qiziqarli faktlarni beradi. Muallif Yelizaveta davridagi ayollar qahramonlarining haqiqiy fazilatlarini aks ettirgan. Makbet fojiasi shuni ta’kidlaydiki o’sha davrda , ayollar kuchsiz bo’lgan va faqatgina ular adabiyotga va fanga suyanishgan. Uyg'onish davrida adabiyot gullab-yashnagan, yangi g'oyalar kirib kelgan.
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