OYBEK A UNIQUE REPRESENTATIVE OF UZBEK PROSE

Abstract

Oybek is one of the most famous writers in Uzbek literature, who has enriched the treasury of Uzbek literature with his novels and short stories, scientific-theoretical, political, artistic and publicist works, translations, wonderful poems, epics and stories. His poems and stories, short stories and epics have a profound effect on children's spirituality and play an important role in shaping the aesthetic taste of the younger generation. “The Young Traveler” (1925), “Gunafsha” (1926), “Remembering Childhood” (1926), “To the Children of the Town” (1934), “The Poet’s Childhood” (1937), “Old and New Childhood” (1937), “Odobli Tursun ” “Ahmadjon bogbon”(1971), “Zafar va Zahro”(1953), “Haqgoylar”(1976), “Bobom”(1957), “Alisherning yoshligi ”(1975),“ Globus (1981) and Childhood are particularly noteworthy