HISTORY AND TIME IN FITRAT'S DRAMATURGY: ARTISTIC INTERPRETATION AND INTERCONNECTIONS

Abstract

This article examines the artistic interpretation of the concepts of history and time and their interconnections in the dramaturgy of Abdurauf Fitrat. In Fitrat’s works, history and time are not merely depicted as external events but are intricately connected with the psychological states of characters, social conditions, and historical processes. These elements play a crucial role in shaping the internal experiences and decisions of each protagonist. The changes in time and historical events, as well as social, political, and cultural transformations, are conveyed to create a compelling artistic atmosphere. Fitrat enriches his works with symbolism and metaphor, demonstrating both internal and external interpretations of the concepts of history and time. The article provides a detailed analysis of the dialectical relationship between history and time in Fitrat’s dramaturgy and their influence on human cognition and decision-making.