Buchara state university m. Bakoeva, E. Muratova, M. Ochilova english literature

The writer makes the people of the Earth win, because he loves
them and wants them to be strong and better civilized. He does
not portray the Martians as a better race. He believes in man and
his better future.

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John Galsworthy 
(1867 - 1933)
John Galsworthy is one ofthe most outstanding realistic writers
o f the 20th century English literature. His novels, plays and short
stories give the most complete and critical picture o f British so­
ciety in the first half o f the 20th century. Particularly, he is best
known for his realistic depictions of the contemporary British
society upper-class.
Galsworthy was not young when he started writing. His first
notable work was “The Island Pharisees” (1904) in which he
criticized the stagnation of thought in the English privileged
classes. The five works entitled “The Country House” (1907),
“Fraternity” (1909), “The Patrician” (1911), “The Dark Flower”
(1913), and “The Freelands” (1915) reveal a similar philosophy.
In these works the author criticizes country squires, the aristocracy
and artists, and shows his deep sympathy for strong passions,
sincerity and true love.
The most popular and important novels written by Galsworthy
are those of the Forsyte cycle (the trilogies “The Forsyte Saga”
and “A Modem Comedy”). “The Forsyte Saga” consists of three
novels and two interludes, as the author calls them: “The Man of
Property” (
1906), 
“In Chancery” (
1920), 
“To Let” (1
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), ”Awak-
ening” (interlude), “Indian Summer of a Forsyte” (interlude).

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“T h e Forsyte S aga” is follow ed by “ A M odern C om edy” , 
also a trilogy, consisting o f three novels and two interludes: ’’The 
W hite M onkey” (1924), “T he Silver Spoon” (1926), “T he Swan 
Song” (1 9 2 8 ), “ A S ile n t W ooing” (in terlu d e ), “ P assers-b y ” 
(interlude).
T he trilogy called “ End o f the C harter” , w ritten at a later 
period, is less critical. T he three novels are: ’’M aid in W aiting”
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