Alienation and Indirect Psychological Expression in the Short Fiction of Abdulla Qahhor and Katherine Mansfield

This article examines the manifestation of alienation and indirect psychological expression in “Anor” by Abdulla Qahhor and Miss Brill by Katherine Mansfield through a comparative-typological approach. The study focuses on how characters’ inner worlds are revealed through symbolic details, subjective perception, and narrative techniques. The findings demonstrate that Qahhor foregrounds socio-economic determinants, whereas Mansfield emphasizes individual psychological experience and interiority.