Methodological Commonality in Uzbek and Turkish Drama

The article examines the dramatic works of prominent representatives of Turkish and Uzbek literature Khaldun Taner and Askad Mukhtor, Ulmas Umarbekov in a comparative aspect. Brief information about the creative path of playwrights, as well as the analysis of the works, revealing their genre mastery is given. A comparative analysis of Khaldun Taner's dramas “Man of the Day” (“Günün Adamı”), “I close my eyes and do my duty” (“Gözlerimi Kaparım, Vazifemi Yaparım”), “The mill was still spinning” (“Ve Değirmen Dönerdi”), “The Outsiders” (“Dışarıdakiler”), with the dramas “Samandar” by Askad Mukhtor and “The Court” by Ulmas Umarbekov, has been carried out. The images and character traits of the characters in the dramas, as well as the similarities and differences in the plot lines are revealed. The article analyzes the social problems touched upon, reflected in the works of the above mentioned authors in the Uzbek and Turkish literature, and also emphasizes the similarity of the personal experiences of the heroes, the commonality of culture, art and literature in the lives of people of both nations. in particular, in the aspect of a graphic example of dramatic works and subjects. As a result of comparing the fate of the main characters of the analyzed dramas, their thoughts, situations, the common features of the works of Uzbek and Turkish literature were emphasized