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UNVEILING THE COLONIAL IMPACT ON MUKYMI’S LITERARY LEGACY

Firdavs Kazakov Farhod ugli

Keywords: Key words: Russian colonialism, censorship, religious themes, mysticism, social critique , ethical values, socio-historical context, manuscript studies, literary interpretation

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Abstract

Annotation:This article explores the complex legacy of Uzbek poet Mukimi
(1850-1903) and the challenges of understanding his work in its historical context. It
argues that Soviet interpretations of Mukimi were shaped by ideology, downplaying
his religious themes and social critique. With Uzbek independence, scholars began to
re-evaluate Mukimi's work, highlighting the influence of Russian colonialism and the
importance of textual criticism to recover his original voice. The article concludes by
emphasizing the enduring relevance of Mukimi's poetry, which grapples with timeless
themes and offers a counterpoint to the materialism of today's world.

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