THE PROBLEM OF SOCIETY AND HUMANITY IN AMON MUKHTAR'S NOVEL "FOUR DIRECTIONS OF THE WORLD"

This study examines the problem of society and humanity in Amon Mukhtar’s novel Four Directions of the World from a philosophical and literary perspective. The research aims to analyze how social structures, moral pressure, and ethical dilemmas influence human consciousness and individual responsibility in the novel. Drawing on theoretical approaches from philosophy, sociology, and literary criticism, the study explores the interaction between society and the individual as a central thematic concern in contemporary Uzbek prose.