THE PROBLEM OF ARTISTIC IMAGES IN PHILOSOPHICAL LYRIC POETRY: THE CASE OF P.B. SHELLEY'S ODE

Abstract

The article analyzes the poetic characteristics of philosophical lyric poetry in 19th-century English Romanticism and 20th-century Karakalpak literature from a comparative-typological perspective. Through P.B. Shelley's philosophical ode "Ode to the West Wind," the philosophical-dialectical nature of artistic images is revealed. The study provides a scholarly grounding for the archetypal and symbolic layers of the images, their mythological and historical parallels, and the dialectics of contradiction inherent in human existence.