ARTIST'S CHARACTER AND SPIRITUAL ANALYSIS IN L. BORIKHON'S SHORT STORY "ONE DROP OF YOUTH"
Keywords:
L. Borikhon, One Drop of Youth, artist's character, spiritual analysisAbstract
This article explores the complex interplay between the artist’s character and spiritual dimensions as portrayed in L. Borikhon's short story One Drop of Youth. By analyzing the protagonist’s emotional, intellectual, and moral development, the article reveals how Borikhon intertwines artistic expression with spiritual transformation. The study employs a multidisciplinary approach, incorporating elements of literary criticism, psychology, and philosophy to provide a holistic understanding of the narrative.
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