ARTISTIC AND AESTHETIC INTERPRETATION OF YASSAVIAN TRADITIONS IN UZBEK LITERATURE OF THE 15th–19th CENTURIES

Abstract

This article examines the issue of the artistic and aesthetic interpretation of
Ahmad Yasawi's traditions in 15th-19th century Uzbek literature. The study analyzes the mystical
and ideological views, spiritual and moral values, and the reflection of the concept of a perfect
person in the Uzbek literature of the later period put forward in Yasavi's wisdom. It also highlights
the influence of the Yasawi literary school on the development of classical poetry, as well as the
role of mystical images, symbols, and means of artistic expression in the literary process. The
article scientifically substantiates the continuity of Yasawi traditions in the literary heritage of the
15th-19th centuries, their ideological and artistic transformation, and their significance in the
development of national literary thinking.