Critical Style in Literary Portrait

This article explores the stylistic contributions of notable Uzbek literary critics M. Koshjanov and O. Sharafiddinov, with a focus on their unique approaches to the genre of literary portraiture. While Uzbek literary studies have examined various aspects of criticism, there remains a gap in the analysis of individual stylistic traits within specific genres. This research aims to address that gap by analyzing the genre features and distinctive styles of Koshjanov and Sharafiddinov, highlighting their contributions to Uzbek literary criticism. Through textual analysis, the study reveals how these critics' literary portraits reflect their individual skill and place in the broader landscape of literary critique. The findings provide deeper insights into the stylistic characteristics that define their scientific-literary legacy, offering implications for further studies in genre-based criticism.