PLOT AND COMPOSITION IN SHUKUR KHOLMIRZAYEV'S ESSAYS

This article analyzes the specific artistic structure of plot and composition in the essays of Shukur Kholmirzayev. It substantiates that in the writer’s essays, the development of reality is shaped not by a traditional plot line, but rather through inner experiences, memory, observation, and philosophical reflection. In the course of the analysis, the free compositional nature of the essay genre, the active role of the authorial “I,” retrospective depiction, internal monologue, dialogic elements, as well as the harmony of journalistic spirit and artistic expression are elucidated through examples. Furthermore, the fragmentary nature of the plot, its episodic structure, and the logical-psychological coherence of the composition are interpreted as significant factors defining Shukur Kholmirzayev’s individual style.