HUMAN VALUES AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF EXISTENCE IN THE POETRY OF ALEKSANDR FAYNBERG
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Olimova Shahina Botirjon qizi
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This article analyzes the artistic and philosophical features of Alexander Feinberg's work. In particular, the issues of reflection of the human psyche, the meaning of life and the problems of society in the poet's works are highlighted. It is shown that in Feinberg's work, the psychological interpretation of the inner world of man, his spiritual experiences, searches and conflicts are expressed through deep artistic means. The article also analyzes the poet's unique artistic style, simple and expressive means of expression, the harmony of lyricism and philosophy. The complex relationship between time, life and man is philosophically substantiated in his work. As a result of the study, it is substantiated that Feinberg's work serves to illuminate not only the urgent problems of his time, but also the current ones, and the universal human values .This article serves as an important source for a deeper study of the poet's work, an assessment of his literary heritage and the spiritual education of the younger generation.
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