Stry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan state university of world languages

CONCLUSION

At the end of the 19th century, Victorian traditions began to deteriorate. The desire to liberate art and literature from the structure of Victorian society. Thus, criticism is the dominant mood of the early twentieth century. Criticism took various forms. Some of them are modernists, others are spiritual exploiters. The task of the artists was to reflect the true thoughts of the people. In the early twentieth century the realists were O. Wilde, Gols worth, Shaw, Wells, Conrad, Mansfield, Bennett, and others.

With the advent of Victorian literature, writers began to write their works critically. This is referred to as critical realism. Challenges, fraternities, and problems are described in almost every play. Writers of critical realism have written their works critically.

Oscar Wilde is the best example of a Victorian writer. He is still one of the most famous and well-read authors of his time, with his lectures being extraordinarily popular with images of him leading his life outside of his time. Oscar Wilde wrote more fairy tale philosophical novels. She tried to describe everything in its full beauty and horror. Many of his works depict proud people, rude people, poverty and wealth, the rudeness of life. As you read his work, you will learn about all the hardships of life, the difference between poverty and wealth.

One of his best works is a portrait of Dorian Gray about the mysterious lives of the protagonists in it. Wilde stands out from the rest with his mysterious stories in his novels. Because his early years were spent in prison, he saw the lives of many people there. Wilde’s childhood was full of challenges. So he chose to describe the mysterious events. Dorian Gray is the protagonist of the novel. Wilde chose Dorian Gray as the protagonist of the novel, and his mysterious life, hardships, places where they lived and studied, his inner world were portrayed by the protagonist Dorian Gray. He wrote about children in particular, describing real life. According to the reading novel, the reader feels the feelings and emotions of the children he feels, he imagines his own life and their lives and hardships as he sees himself.

The feelings of the protagonists were transferred to the reader. Thus, Oscar Wilde created many famous works in his life, and his works are loved and read by people all over the world.