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Abstract
This article examines the critical role of poetic devices and artistic details in the formation and development of characters in modern Uzbek prose. Through a detailed analysis of Abduqayum Yo‘ldosh’s stories and novels, the study reveals how literary tools such as symbolism, metaphor, simile, internal monologue, and psychological detail function as mechanisms for conveying emotional depth and psychological complexity. These devices not only enhance the aesthetic richness of the narrative but also serve to portray inner conflict and moral development. The article underscores the integral connection between a character’s psychological state and the figurative language used to express it, emphasizing that the effectiveness of character portrayal is rooted in the nuanced use of poetic elements.