The interest of foreign scholars in Jadid literature, in particular Chulpan's works, dates back to the 20s of the last century. Scholars first and foremost in Turkey and Germany, and later in the United States, translated the works of Jadids into their native languages, published in print, and created variations. Although these interpretations were not completely free from ideological approaches in the former Soviet Union, relatively objective approaches were implemented. During the years of independence Uzbek Jadids, in particular, have published studies that give an objective assessment of foreign herd studies.
Volume 12 | Issue 2
Pages: 2647-2651