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Uzbek Literature has developed in a chain that goes back to Ali Şir Nevai. Folk tales and epics formed the source of Uzbek storytelling. The Jadidism era witnessed various advances for the story genre as well as for the general literature. In the subsequent Soviet period, attention was paid to the parallel development of art and literature with the Soviet ideology. It can be seen that the thematic change of literature also took place after the independence period. The period of detachment is also a period in which women writers show themselves more in the field of literature. The period of detachment is also a period in which women writers show themselves more in the field of literature. It is seen that the visibility of Uzbek women writers increased in poetry, novel and story genres in this period. This article examines the depiction of the female psyche in the example of modern Uzbek stories. In the stories of modern storytellers such as Nazar İşankul, Zulfiye Kuralbay, Camile Irgasheva, the female character, their emotions, and the heroes who face the challenges of life are analyzed comparatively. Disputes between story heroes are often based on life problems. The problems experienced by Uzbek women in daily life; The effects of traditional life and customs on women and the view of women in society constitute the main axis of the stories. The approaches of women writers to Uzbek women are shaped by their own life stories and experiences. The authors try to reflect the mood of the hero by using dreams, dreams, symbolic expressions and depictions in accordance with the meaning and form of the story. In addition, in the article, it is evaluated that the subtleties of small events in the woman's life are explained by the authors in various ways with the help of different means of expression.

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