Ideological and Artistic Analysis of the Novel "Yoz Yomgʻiri" (Summer Rain) and the Relevance of the Themes Addressed

Abstract

This article analyzes the plot, main idea, and character system of the novella "Yoz yomgʻiri" (Summer Rain). The work explores the contradictions within the human psyche, the complexities of family relationships, and the impact of society on an individual's life. Additionally, the psychological struggles of the characters, their inner world, and personalities are examined in depth.

The article focuses on the central conflict of the novella—the misunderstanding and negligence in human relationships that ultimately lead to tragedy. Through the investigation process and the mystery of the murder, the story also delves into moral values, the pursuit of justice, and the unpredictable turns of fate. The uniqueness of the plot, artistic expression, and the writer’s craftsmanship are also thoroughly discussed.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the ideological and artistic aspects of the novella, the psychology of the characters, and the author's perspective on human relationships.