This thesis presents a comparative analysis of the artistic interpretation of the social environment, human destiny, spiritual crisis, and social injustice in Charles Dickens’s *Hard Times* and Abdulhamid Cholpon’s *Night and Day*. In both works, the writers illuminate the major social problems of their time in connection with human psychology, moral choice, and personal freedom. The study reveals the common and distinctive features of the descriptive methods characteristic of English and Uzbek realism, the characters’ personalities, and the relationship between society and the individual.
Abdulhamid Cholpon
Charles Dickens
comparative analysis
human destiny
novel
realism
social environment
spiritual crisis