“The Child Who Never Grew”: the image of the child as a symbol of hope and suffering

Mamanabieva, Shakhrizoda, Маманабиева, Шахризода, Mamanabiyeva, Shaxrizoda

Жамият ва инновациялар / Общество и инновации / Society and innovations · 2025-yil

Annotatsiya

The article analyzes Pearl S. Buck’s autobiographical work The Child Who Never Grew, highlighting the symbolic interpretation of the child’s image. In the figure of her disabled daughter Carol, hope and suffering emerge as complementary symbols. Through the mother’s dreams, hopes, and simultaneous sorrows, the social and personal aspects of disability are revealed. The study results demonstrate that the symbolic interpretation of the child’s image serves as a literary expression of humanism, love, and patience.

Maqola ma’lumotlari
MualliflarMamanabieva, Shakhrizoda, Маманабиева, Шахризода, Mamanabiyeva, Shaxrizoda
JurnalЖамият ва инновациялар / Общество и инновации / Society and innovations
Nashr sanasi2025-08-25
Jild6
Son8/S
Betlar277-282
TilO‘zbek
DOI10.47689/2181-1415-vol6-iss8/s-pp277-282

Kalit so‘zlar

Перл С. Бак, образ ребёнка, надежда, страдание, автобиографическая литература, инвалидность, символическая интерпретация, Pearl S. Buck, child image, hope, suffering, autobiographical literature, disability, symbolic interpretation, Pearl S. Buck, bola obrazi, umid, iztirob, avtobiografik adabiyot, nogironlik, ramziy talqin

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