Divine Justice, Free Will, and Moral Consequences in Alisher Navoi's Khamsa and John Milton's Paradise Lost

Нигора , Закирова

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This article explores the themes of divine justice, free will, and moral consequences as presented in two monumental works of literature: Alisher Navoi's Khamsa and John Milton's Paradise Lost. By comparing these epic texts, this paper seeks to understand how both authors address the concept of justice from a divine perspective, the role of human free will in determining moral outcomes, and the consequences of moral actions. The analysis highlights the differences and similarities in how these poets portray the relationship between God and humanity, as well as how their cultural and religious backgrounds influence their literary representations. Through a comparative lens, the article examines the moral frameworks presented in both texts and assesses how the authors use narrative structures and characters to illustrate their respective philosophies on divine justice and free will.

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MualliflarНигора , Закирова
JurnalLingvospektr
Nashr sanasi2025-03-29
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Betlar282-290
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Божественная справедливость, свобода воли, моральные последствия, Алишер Навои, Хамса, Джон Мильтон, Потерянный рай, Сравнительное литературоведение, Моральная философия, Эпическая поэзия., Ilohiy adolat, erkin iroda, axloqiy oqibatlar, Alisher Navoi, Khamsa, John Milton, Yo‘qotilgan jannat, Taqqoslash adabiyoti, Axloqiy falsafa, Epik she'riyat., Divine Justice, Free Will, Moral Consequences, Alisher Navoi, Khamsa, John Milton, Paradise Lost, Comparative Literature, Moral Philosophy, Epic Poetry.

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