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Abstract
This article examines the scientific-theoretical and methodological essence of the category of "renewal" in 21st-century Uzbek poetry. The phenomenon of renewal is investigated not merely as an evolution of poetic forms but as a complex process interconnected with artistic thinking, spiritual consciousness, national aesthetic perception, and civilizational shifts. Consequently, the study provides a scientific-theoretical interpretation of genre transformation, the reshaping of the poetic subject, intertextual relationships, aesthetic modernization, and the synthesis with global literary processes within contemporary Uzbek poetry.