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ABSTRACT 

This article gives a brief description of the essay, its types and characteristics. Essay-related discussions and scholarly 

opinions are provided. The essay genre in English literature and the essay genre in Uzbek literature are compared. 

General points related to the essay are presented. 

 

KEYWORDS 

Essay; fiction; essay; subjective; literary critical; essay; prose work; literary essay; literary and creative essay; free essay; 

reasoned essay; scientific essay; explanatory essay; philosophical essay; critical essay; sociological essay; historical 

essay; 

INTRODUCTION

First we have a question, what is an essay? And why do 

we need it? Why should we write this? 

Word . 

means But this word narrows its original meaning in 

the Uzbek language and is used in the meaning of a 

creative written work written in a student 

  Research Article 

 

COMPARISON OF THE ESSAY GENRE IN UZBEK LITERATURE AND THE 

ESSAY GENRE IN ENGLISH LITERATURE 
 

Submission Date: January 01, 2023, Accepted Date:  January 05, 2023,  

Published Date: January 10, 2023  

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Abdurahmanova Mukhlisa Ulfat Qizi 
Termiz State Pedagogical Institute, Uzbekistan 

  

 

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environment. The essay helps the reader to perceive 

fiction correctly, express thoughts deeply, logically, 

concisely and independently in writing. An essay is 

French for "esse" and essai means "try, trial, essay" 

and is a loosely composed short prose work. Through 

it, a subjective opinion is expressed about things and 

events or about a person. Essays are philosophical, 

historical and biographical, journalistic, literary critical, 

popular science or purely artistic. 

The content consists of individual impressions and 

opinions that do not require exhaustive detail or 

precision regarding a particular cause or issue. Essay as 

an independent genre was formed in the work of A. 

Montel. Essays began to be created in Uzbek literature 

in the 70s and 80s of the 20th century. In English 

literature, Sir Francis Bacon introduced the essay form 

into science. Although Bacon was known in his day as 

a philosopher and scientist, today he enjoys the 

greatest attention as an author, especially an essayist. 

He introduced the essay form to English literature and 

published a total of fifty-eight essays in three 

collections between 1597 and 1625. His essays were 

short, dealt with a variety of topics of general interest, 

and contained sentences so memorable that many of 

them are still quoted today. Also about the essay 

below by Edward 

Great Hoagland fics included. It begins with the 

following words: “A few years ago, an English 

professor at a major university of foreign studies 

visited our office for students studying English 

programs, especially for advanced students. Has 

America published a collection of essays? Essay 

collection. , although I would answer in the negative, it 

is a very interesting source of ideas and thoughts for 

free discussion and debate, carefully studied in English 

classes. I was very interested in this idea. And perhaps 

in time there will be a significant increase in the 

exchange of information between cultures through 

the printed page. Essentially, it is "an exchange of 

information between the writer and Edward Hoagland 

in his essay 'About the Essay'." followed by an 

interpretation of the name. And readers will be invited 

to read this first essay. as a kind of rule concerning the 

nature and purpose of the essay (p. 26). can be found 

in For convenience, essays are sorted alphabetically by 

author's last name. However, this does not mean that 

lecturers must strictly follow this presentation 

procedure. Given the diversity of abilities and the 

volume of essays provided, teachers should be free to 

organize the classroom presentation according to the 

interests and needs of their students. The reader who 

loves to seek ideas in the realm of discussions and 

philosophy concerts will find in this short collection of 

compelling evidence of the liveliness of the essay, the 

inspiring key to the lasting communication that every 

language teacher in the world dreams of. 

Edward Hoagland wrote books about North America, 

wilderness and especially wildlife, and nature essays. 

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Although Hoagland also wrote several short stories, he 

is best known as an essayist. During his professional 

career, he has occasionally taught writing at various 

colleges in the New York area, as well as at the 

University of Iowa in a renowned creative writing 

program. Essays on Essays were first published in 1976. 

Sometimes we hear that compositions are old-

fashioned, such and such. "The Last Essayist", but 

market facts say otherwise. It is almost easier to sell 

essays to a writer than stories, which is why they are 

many and strange, although there are no anthologies 

and comparable collections of essays that publish the 

best stories of two great years. Such changes in the 

tastes of the reading public, of course, are not always 

beneficial. The art of storytelling undoubtedly predates 

rock art; and if we ever find ourselves in caves again, it 

will be the only art after cinema, along with drawing 

and acting), in the art of building novels, photographs, 

essays, biographies and other things, everything is 

gone. In history, as in form, there is a sense that 

anything is possible. And it was, nothing beyond 

measure was done; has permanence. Essays, by 

comparison, seem to Montaigne four hundred years 

old, changing, new, and sometimes false works. He 

succumbed to many of the excesses of the era, from 

fake biographies to lies and hallucinations, as well as 

the traditional failed careerism of journalism. Essays on 

how young writers are making a name for themselves - 

Village Voice on ordinary crowdsourced newsprint. 

Hybrid cars like Rolling Stone, New York Review of 

books, etc. Essays hang somewhere between two 

strong poles: this is what I think, this is what I am. 

Autobiographies that are not novels are usually 

extended essays. 

A personal essay is like a speaking human voice, its 

order is the natural flow of ideas, not a systematic plan, 

but reason. Although it is more deliberate or informal 

than an article or pamphlet, somewhere it contains a 

thought that cannot be expressed, but its real center, 

in fewer words than an essayist would use. Essays 

don't usually break into abstracts like articles do, but 

the author's style does. "Pile", a combination of 

individuality and originality, and strength, standing like 

a pile on wool and not giving in to combing. Essays 

refer to the animal world, the surface of which shines 

with fur clothes, magazine articles, works in the plant 

kingdom instead of the author's flat plain cotton fabric. 

Nose, on the other hand, essays can be of a lower 

"level" than fiction because we don't have to argue 

much about their meaning. According to the old 

distinction between teaching and storytelling, the 

essayist, no matter how cleverly he masks his 

intentions, is in some way a teacher or a reformer 

within himself, and the essay is meant to convey the 

same message to each of us. The emphasis on 

judgment makes essays less universal in their appeal 

than short stories. 

The essay is divided into 3 types by content. They are: 

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1. Literary essay 

2. Literary and creative essay 

3. Free essay 

Written images, text with pictures, and stories familiar 

to us in elementary grades are also similar to essays, 

but we cannot call them essays. Because in such 

written works the student cannot cover the topic 

broadly and creatively, they are limited in certain 

aspects. 

An essay written about a particular work of art, or the 

characters and characters within it, is considered a 

timeless essay. In such essays, the interpretation of a 

work of art or the fate of the heroes and characters in 

it is highlighted and analyzed. 

If the reader approaches the interpretation of a 

particular work of art or the fate of characters with 

their own independent opinion, such an essay is called 

a literary and creative essay. That is, in this type of 

essay, much attention is paid to independent and 

creative thinking. Thus, we can distinguish this type of 

essay from the type of literary essay. 

In a free type of essay, the student expresses his 

knowledge on a particular subject, his personal 

worldview, his opinion and his thoughts on this matter. 

A free essay summarizes the student's information and 

knowledge on a specific topic from various disciplines 

along with their personal opinion. 

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