THE CONTEMPORARY RELEVANCE OF ALEXANDER FAYNBERG'S LITERARY WORKS: A TIMELESS CONTRIBUTION TO POETRY, TRANSLATION, AND SCREENWRITING

Authors

  • Mamatsoliyeva Sevinchoy Khamza kizi 2nd faculty of English, Uzbekistan State World Languages University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan sevinchoymamatsalayeva@gmail.com Author

Keywords:

Alexander Faynberg, contemporary relevance, Russian poetry, Uzbek translation, cultural identity, screenwriting, human experience, language.

Abstract

This article examines the contemporary relevance of Alexander Faynberg’s literary works, analyzing their lasting impact on Russian and Uzbek literature. Faynberg, a poet, translator, and screenwriter, created a unique literary legacy that continues to resonate with modern readers and scholars. His innovative approach to poetry, his role in bridging Russian and Uzbek cultures through translation, and his contributions to Soviet and post-Soviet cinema showcase the enduring significance of his creative endeavors. This article explores the ways in which Faynberg's works remain relevant in today’s literary landscape, offering a fresh perspective on cultural identity, human experience, and the interconnectedness of language.

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References

Faynberg, A. (2008). Page. Moscow: Publishing House of the Soviet Writers.

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Eagleton, T. (2008). Literary Theory: An Introduction. Blackwell Publishing.

Faynberg, A. (1965). Velotracks. Moscow: Soviet Literature Press.

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Published

2025-02-01