Author: Muhammadjonova, Gо‘zalxon; Jalolova, Shalolaxon Islomjon qizi

Annotation: The article explores the interpretation of happiness within fiction, tracing its origins in literature back to folklore, notably examining the folk tale "Susambil." It delves into the comparative analysis of happiness in both folklore and written literature, focusing on the author's stance within the artistic interpretation, exemplified in J. London's "Martin Eden."

Keywords: encompass polyfunctionality of literature, artistic-conceptual function, the happiness concept, folklore, "Susambil," and "Martin Eden."

Pages in journal: 313 - 318