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Abstract
This study examines the ideological and artistic functions of titles in Sh. Usnatdinov’s novel-essay "Ibrayim Yusupov," focusing on how these titles contribute to the thematic depth and narrative structure of the work. Despite extensive research on the novel-essay genre, there is a lack of analysis on the significance of section titles and their impact on readers' interpretation. Employing a qualitative content analysis method, the study delves into the meanings and artistic values of the section titles within the novel. The findings reveal that the titles not only encapsulate the essence of the content but also enhance the reader's engagement with the historical and cultural context of Karakalpakstan. These results suggest that titles in literary works serve a dual purpose of guiding readers' understanding and enriching the narrative's aesthetic appeal, thus highlighting the need for further exploration of titles in literary analysis.