Poetic Possibilities of Phonetic Phenomena in the Creation of Shuhrat Arif

Abstract

This article explores the phonopoetic potential of Shuhrat Orif's literary works, with a focus on the role of phonetic phenomena, such as anagrams and rhyme, in enhancing the expressiveness and impact of the text. Through detailed analysis, the study highlights the use of phonetic units in creating harmony, melody, and rhythm in Orif's poetry. Phonetic elements such as sound rearrangement and rhyme are revealed to play a crucial role in contributing to the aesthetic and emotional appeal of the literary discourse. The research demonstrates that the careful manipulation of phonetic features significantly enriches the artistic quality of the text.