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PUPPET THEATRE: SYMBOLIC IMAGE AND PHENOMENON OF ARTISTIC REALITY

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Authors: Musinov Ulug'bek Nuriddin o'g'li,;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.20565646

PUPPET THEATRE: SYMBOLIC IMAGE AND PHENOMENON OF ARTISTIC REALITY

Abstract

This article studies puppet theater as a phenomenon of symbolic image and artistic reality. It scientifically analyzes the aesthetic and philosophical essence of the puppet, the process of bringing the image to life by the actor, the mechanisms of the formation of the audience's perception, and the symbolic features of modern puppet theater.

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