The Literary and Aesthetic Views of Erkin Vohidov

This article is dedicated to the study of Erkin Vohidov's literary and aesthetic views, illustrating the unique individual facets of the poet's work through specific examples. Additionally, it analyzes the perspectives of literary scholars on the poet's creative world and the scope of his artistic thought, while cohesively exploring the thematic range of his poetry and the essence of his literary-aesthetic thinking. The article employs comparative-typological, hermeneutic, psychological, and social analysis methods where appropriate. The research findings are summarized, and general conclusions are presented.