COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF UTOPIAN AND ANTI-UTOPIAN MOTIFS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK PROSE

This article explores the similarities and differences in the representation of utopian and anti-utopian motifs in English and Uzbek prose. By analyzing selected works from both literary traditions, the study examines how social ideals, political criticism, and moral-philosophical reflections shape authors’ visions of ideal and dystopian societies. The findings highlight culturally specific narrative strategies and universal tendencies in depicting human aspirations and societal constraints.