Adil Yakubov’s Poetological Construction: Aesthetic Criteria and Basis of Expression

The dialectical unity of character and the human psyche, expressed artistically through the poetics of Adil Yakubov’s prose, is analyzed. This unity is based on the concept of character as an imaginary hero with a clearly defined will and psychological experiences, distinguished by individual characteristics. The problem of interpreting this colorful world is embodied in the formation of character. In fiction, particularly novels, the study of the world of images emphasizes aspects such as the elevation of heroes to the level of personae and their role in the development of events. It follows that the mastery of character creation is linked to the process of artistic discovery by the creator. The novels analyzed of Adil Yakubov place particular emphasis on reality, which serves as the basis for interpretation, the world of images, psychological experiences, and the processes of character development.