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                 IMAGERY AND SYMBOLISM IN FANTASY LITERATURE REGARDING THE

                                     WORKS OF J.K.ROWLING AND C.S.LEWIS

            Author: Kurbanova Sayyora Komiljanovna
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            Affiliation: Nordic International University
                                                              1
            DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15197248


            ABSTRACT

            This article delves into the intricate use of imagery and symbolism in the fantasy works of
            renowned authors J.K. Rowling and C.S.Lewis, investigating how both writers craft detailed,
            immersive  worlds  that  captivate  readers  across  generations.  By  examining  the  distinct
            narrative styles, themes, and motifs present in their respective works, the analysis sheds light
            on  the  individual  techniques  each  author  employs  to  convey  deeper  meanings  and
            emotional resonance within their stories. Through a comparative approach, it explores how
            Rowling’s modern, magical realms and Lewis’s allegorical landscapes offer unique reflections
            on human nature, morality, and the supernatural. Furthermore, the article highlights how
            their literary choices contribute to the broader landscape of fantasy literature, influencing
            the genre’s development and its ability to address universal themes, from good versus evil to
            personal growth and redemption. The study ultimately reveals the lasting impact of their
            work,  not  only  in  shaping  the  fantasy  genre  but  also  in  engaging  readers  with  timeless,
            thought-provoking narratives that continue to resonate.


            Keywords: Fantasy literature, Imagery, symbolism, magical realms, allegorical landscapes,
            morality, fantasy genre


                   INTRODUCTION
                   Fantasy  literature  frequently  draws  upon  vivid  imagery  and  powerful
            symbolism to craft richly detailed worlds and convey profound ideas. These literary
            devices  help  transport  readers  into  imaginative  realms,  making  the  stories  more
            immersive and thought-provoking. Among the most influential authors in this genre,
            J.K.  Rowling and  C.S.  Lewis  stand  out  for  their masterful  use  of  these  techniques.
            Through evocative descriptions, metaphorical elements, and symbolic motifs, they
            bring their fictional universes to life, making them both enchanting and meaningful.
            This  article  aims  to  explore  and  compare  the  ways  in  which  Rowling  and  Lewis
            incorporate imagery and symbolism in their works. By analyzing their approaches,
            we  can  gain  insight  into  how  these  elements  shape  the  atmosphere,  deepen
            character  arcs,  and  reinforce  key  themes.  [1:3]  Their  storytelling  methods  not  only
            enhance  the  reader’s  experience  but  also  offer  layers  of  meaning  that  resonate
            beyond the surface narrative. Examining these aspects will reveal how both authors
            use fantasy not just for entertainment but as a vehicle for deeper philosophical and
            moral explorations.

                   METHODS
                   This study utilizes a qualitative comparative analysis methodology, focusing on              496
            the  works  of  J.K.  Rowling  and  C.S.  Lewis.  The  primary  texts  examined  include

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