Publication Details
Issue: Vol 7, No 3 (2026)
Pages: 53-57
ISSN: 2660-6828

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.

Keywords
Renewal Poetic Thinking Contemporary Uzbek Poetry Aesthetic Paradigm Post-Classic Poetics Intertextuality Methodological Pluralism Nationality Global Aesthetics