The Study of Idiostyle in Uzbek Linguistics

This article examines the development of idiostyle studies in Uzbek linguistics and literary criticism. The research highlights the historical stages of the formation of idiostyle, beginning from classical Eastern poetics and continuing to contemporary linguopoetic approaches. The study applies historical-comparative and linguopoetic methods in order to identify the role of individual style in literary creativity. The findings demonstrate that idiostyle has evolved from aesthetic interpretation to a complex linguistic phenomenon involving lexical-semantic, syntactic, stylistic, and cognitive aspects. The article also reveals that idiostyle contributes significantly to the enrichment of literary language and stylistic theory in Uzbek linguistics.