THE ARTISTIC AND PHILOSOPHICAL INTERPRETATION OF NATURE IN LITERARY TEXTS

Authors

  • A.U.Xamrakulova Teacher of SamSIFL Author
  • Altynbek Muratalievich Samsaliev senior lecturer of the Department of Translation and Translation Studies, Institute of Foreign Languages, KNU named after. Zhusup Balasagyn. Author

Keywords:

Nature, Literary Imagery, Symbolism, Philosophical Interpretation, Aesthetic Philosophy, Ecocriticism, Cultural Perspective

Abstract

This article explores the artistic and philosophical interpretation of nature in literary texts. Using an interdisciplinary approach that combines literary analysis, aesthetic philosophy, and stylistics, the study examines the multidimensional role of natural imagery in conveying emotional, symbolic, and metaphysical meanings. The findings show that nature in literature functions not only as a setting but also as a symbolic, psychological, and philosophical medium, enriching character development, narrative structure, and thematic depth. The research also considers cultural, historical, and ecocritical perspectives, highlighting how natural elements reflect aesthetic values, ethical principles, and philosophical worldviews. Overall, the study demonstrates that nature serves as a vital integrative force, bridging artistic expression and philosophical reflection in literary works.

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Published

2026-06-20

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC-PRACTICAL CONFERENCE ON THE TOPIC “PROCESSING OF LINGUODIDACTICS, LINGUOPHILOSOPHY AND TRANSLATION STUDIES IN LINGUISTICS”

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Articles