Space of the women's world in the poetry of zulfia

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This article examines the female vision of the world reflected in the work of Zulfiya, an outstanding Uzbek poetess of the 20th century. The work makes an attempt to present Zulfiya as a lyric poet who created new images of young women that are absent in the works of classical poets.

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