ZAMONAVIY INGLIZ ADABIYOTIDA HIKOYA QILISH USLUBLARI
Abstract
This article provides a detailed analysis of key narrative techniques employed in contemporary English literature. It focuses on how authors use innovative methods such as stream of consciousness, unreliable narration, multiple perspectives, and non-linear narrative structures to explore complex characters and themes. The paper also discusses the influence of postmodernism on these techniques and how they contribute to enhancing the emotional and intellectual depth of literary works.
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