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 Metaphysical Poetry
- highly intellectual verse filled with complex and far-fetched 
metaphors. Metaphysical poets wrote both love lyrics and medi-tative poems that displayed their 
wit and learning.
 Narrative Poetry
(xikoya riluvchi she’riyat
) - poems that tell a story. The epic is an 
example of a long narrative poem, and the folk ballad is a short narrative poem. 
Naturalism ( naturalizm)
is accurate representation of nature literature and art, drawing and 
painting of things in a way true to nature. 
Pamphlet (pamflet, broshyura)
- a book of a few sheets of print, com-monly with a paper 
cover. 
Pastoral
(
rishlor ayotiga bauishlangan she’r
)- a conventional form of lyric poetry presenting 
an idealized picture of rural life. 
Prologue (prolog, muraddima)
- a section preceding the main body of a work and serving as 
an introduction. 
Protagonist (asar raramoni, personaj) 
- the leading character or hero in a literary work. 
 Rationalism 
- a philosophy that emphasized the role of reason rather than of sensory 
experience and faith in answering basic questions of human existence. It was most influential 
during the Age of Reason (1660-1780). 
Renaissance ( uyg’onish davri) 
- a time of cultural development in Europe between the 14th 
and 16th centuries.
Restoration (restavratsiya, qayta tiklanish) - 
the period of re-establishment of monarchy in 
1660.
Romanticism (romantizm)
- a literary movement which came into being in English literature 
at the beginning of the 19th century. Imagination and emotion played a leading role in the works of 
the representatives of this trend. Unlike realism, it tends to portray the uncommon. The material 
selected tends to deal with extraordinary people in unusual setting having unusual experiences.

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Satire (satira)
- use of ridicule, irony, sarcasm in writing or speech for the purpose of exposing 
some moral or social vice.