AYOL DETEKTIV OBRAZINING DEKONSTRUKSIYASI: KLASSIK VA POSTMODERN TAHLIL
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https://doi.org/10.66345/stj.v4i4/1.5552Keywords:
ayol detektiv, dekonstruksiya, postmodernizm, klassik detektiv, gender, identitet, feministik tanqid, narratologiya, diskurs, stereotip, patriarxat, subyektivlik, obyektivlik, binar oppozitsiya, intertekstuality, semiotika, interpretatsiya, epistemologiya, madaniy tahlil, ijtimoiy konstruktsiya, haqiqat nisbiyligi, narrativ struktura, psixologik tahlil, gender tengligi, adabiy transformatsiyaAbstract
Mazkur maqola detektiv adabiyotda ayol obrazining shakllanishi, rivojlanishi va dekonstruksiya jarayonlarini kompleks tarzda tahlil qilishga bag‘ishlangan. Tadqiqotning asosiy maqsadi klassik va postmodern detektiv matnlar doirasida ayol detektiv obrazining funksional, semantik hamda ideologik xususiyatlarini aniqlashdan iborat. Maqolada klassik detektiv janriga xos bo‘lgan ayol obrazlarining passivligi, voqealar rivojiga bevosita ta’sir ko‘rsata olmasligi va ko‘pincha erkak qahramonlar faoliyati orqali talqin qilinishi misollar asosida ko‘rsatib beriladi. Postmodern adabiyotga kelib esa ushbu yondashuv tubdan o‘zgarib, ayol detektiv obrazining ichki dunyosi, psixologik murakkabligi, subyektiv tajribasi va identitet inqirozlari markaziy o‘ringa chiqishi tahlil qilinadi. Shuningdek, maqolada ayol detektiv obrazining transformatsiyasi global madaniy jarayonlar, feministik harakatlar va gender tengligi g‘oyalari bilan chambarchas bog‘liqligi asoslab beriladi. Postmodern matnlarda haqiqatning nisbiyligi, narrativlarning parchalanganligi va intertekstual bog‘liqliklar orqali ayol detektiv obrazining yangi semantik qatlamlari yuzaga kelishi ilmiy nuqtai nazardan yoritiladi.
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