The Main Types of Artistic Imagery in the Stories of Khayriddin Sulton

This article analyzes the works of Khayriddin Sulton, a prominent representative of contemporary Uzbek literature, focusing on the role and significance of artistic imagery in his short stories. The study explores literary devices such as epithets, metaphors, similes, symbols, allegories, repetitions, and parallelism, which define the author’s unique style. These tools are examined through specific examples, highlighting their influence on meaning, character development, and the ideological-aesthetic orientation of his narratives.