Evolution And Distinctive Features Of Comic And Dramatic Genres In The Dramatic Heritage Of R. B. Sheridan And E. Vakhidov
Keywords:
Comic genre, dramatic genre, satireAbstract
This article examines the genre specificity and evolution of the dramatic works of the 18th-century English playwright R. B. Sheridan and the 20thcentury Uzbek writer E. Vakhidov. Utilizing a comparative-historical method, the authors analyze the comic and dramatic traditions of both writers. The study establishes that despite the chronological and cultural divide, both playwrights are united by their use of satire as an instrument of social purification, a profound connection to national folklore and mentality, and the reformation of the comic genres of their respective eras
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