ALISHER NAVOI AND ABDULLA ORIPOV: THE CONTINUITY OF EDUCATIONAL IDEAS IN THEIR WORKS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF TRADITION AND MODERNITY

Abstract

This article examines the works of two prominent figures of Uzbek literature, representing classical and modern poetry – Alisher Navoi and Abdulla Oripov. From a scientific perspective, the study analyzes the views of these two poets on man and society, the concept of the "Perfect Man" (Kamil Insan), and issues concerning conscience, homeland, and love, as well as the socio-spiritual significance of the word. Through the prism of classical and modern poetry, the historical continuity of literary traditions is highlighted, revealing the modern embodiment of the ideological and aesthetic criteria established by Alisher Navoi within the creative output of Abdulla Oripov.