AMIR TIMUR AS A LITERARY CHARACTER IN ENGLISH LITERATURE: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS
Keywords:
Amir Timur, literary character, English literature, comprehensive analysis, portrayal, historical figure, character development, cultural representation, thematic analysis, symbolism, orientalism, cultural exchange, power, leadership, ambition, Islamic world, character evolution, literary techniques, motifs, historical context, societal attitudes, stereotypes, Central Asia, comparative analysis.Abstract
This scientific article presents a thorough examination of the portrayal of Amir Timur, the historical figure from Central Asia, as a literary character in English literature. The analysis delves into various literary works spanning different periods and genres, exploring how authors have depicted and interpreted Amir Timur's persona. By examining themes, motifs, character development, and cultural representations, this article sheds light on the evolving image of Amir Timur in the English-speaking world and its significance in the realm of literature and cultural exchange.
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