
This article provides a comparative analysis of the formation, theoretical sources, artistic-aesthetic paradigms, and socio-spiritual purposes of English and Uzbek Enlightenment literature. Alongside the theoretical views of Western thinkers such as Immanuel Kant, J. Hibben, and Roy Porter, the Enlightenment concepts of Jadid intellectuals Behbudiy, Avloniy, Fitrat, Cho‘lpon, and Qodiriy are examined. The article comparatively elucidates the ontological, epistemological, and ethical interpretations of enlightenment within Eastern and Western civilizations.
Enlightenment, Jadid literature, educational thought, rationalism, moral perfection, empiricism, national awakening.
Enlightenment, Jadid literature, educational thought, rationalism, moral perfection, empiricism, national awakening.
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