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Fable (vasal) - a short simple story, frequеntly told about animals, and always embodying a moral truth.
Fabliau (fablio) - a sort of versified story popular in the Middle Ages, marked by wit, coarseness and brevity.
Fiction – (badiiy nasr) a type of literature drawn from the imagination of the author that tells about imaginary people and happenings. Novels and short stories are fiction.
Flashback - An interruption in a narrative to relate events that have happened earlier.
Folk Ballad - a story told or sung in verse, transmitted orally from generation to generation
Humanism (gumanizm, insonparvarlik) - a disposition to treat other human beings with kindness, love and compassion. In the period of Renais-sance humanism became the new philosophy. It promoted the principles of equality of men irrespective of their social origin, race and religion.
Humour (yumor) - a device used in literature and intended to improve slight imperfections. The object of humour is a funny incident or an odd feature of human character, which we laugh at good-naturedly. It should not be confused with irony and satire, the latter being aimed at ridiculing grave vices, mostly from the sphere of social life.
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 (hikoya qiluvchi 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 ( naturalism) 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 (qishloq hayotiga bag’ishlangan she’r)- a conventional form of lyric poetry presenting an idealized picture of rural life.