WALTER SCOTT: PIONEERING THE HISTORICAL NOVEL GENRE IN ENGLISH LITERATURE
UMIRZOQOVA SHAXRIZODA MIRXALIL QIZI
KHAMITOV ELDORBEK ERKIN O'GLI
Keywords: Keywords: Romantic era, English literature, genre, novel, charactes, writers, tale, history, literary landscape.
Abstract
Abstract:Walter Scott stands as a seminal figure in English literature,
particularly renowned for his groundbreaking contributions to the historical novel
genre. This article explores Scott's influential role as a founder figure in shaping and
popularizing historical fiction, examining his innovative narrative techniques, thematic
exploration, and enduring literary legacy.
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