THE ARTISTIC HARMONY OF FOLKLORIC ELEMENTS IN MAMATQUL HAZRATQULOV'S STORIES

This article analyzes the artistic use of folklorisms in Uzbek literature and the features of their application in the works of Mamakkul Hazratkulov. The study examines both simple and adapted forms of folklorisms through the writer’s novels such as “Intizor”, “Ko‘kko‘l”, “Eshiklar ochiq”, “Chiroq o‘chmagan kecha”, and “Bir tilim qovun.” It also discusses how stylistic folklorisms—such as genre and motif stylization—are reflected in the author’s creative style, how folklore elements merge with written literature, and their role in strengthening national identity, folk spirit, and aesthetic expressiveness.