ARTISTIC INTERPRETATION OF TOTALITARIANISM AND PERSONAL FREEDOM IN THE WORKS OF GEORGE ORWELL AND ABDULHAMID CHULPAN

Abstract

 This article analyzes the artistic interpretation of issues of totalitarianism and personal freedom in the works of George Orwell and Abdulhamid Chulpan based on comparative literary studies. The study highlights the impact of the totalitarian regime on human consciousness, language, and social life through the example of Orwell’s dystopian and satirical works. In Chulpan’s work, the national, spiritual, and spiritual aspects of the idea of freedom are revealed. Furthermore, the internal and external manifestations of personal freedom, their artistic expression, and intercultural differences are analyzed on a scientific basis. The research results are of great importance in revealing the socio-philosophical essence of literature