The Role of Detective-Criminal Words in the Creation of Character (in the examples of J.H.Chase’s works)

  • Nozima Kholikova Teacher at the Bukhara State University 10A M.Ikbol street, Bukhara 200100, Uzbekistan
  • Madina Djuraeva Assistant researcher at the Wisconsin Center for Education Research University of Wisconsin – Madison 1025 West Johnson street, Madison WI 53706, USA
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17605/ijie.v4i4.1603
Keywords: Criminal, patient, murder, narrator, detective, protagonist

Abstract

     J.H. Chase's works express almost all types of crime. These works reveal the roots and causes of crimes that endanger the lives of the peoples of the world, such as murder, theft, and drug addiction. Of course, in vividly describing these processes, the writer effectively used detective-criminal words in the speech of the author and the character. Consequently, the purely detective words used in the author’s speech served to depict the plot’s growth in the play, the perception of the details of the crime, the details of the criminal process, the expression of the crime items, and the unusual life in prison.

References

Холиков Б.A. Детектив романларда воқеликнинг бадиий талқинини тизимли моделлаштириш. Фaл. фанл. докт. (PhD) дисс. – Т., 2018. – Б. 95.

Chase J.H. The vulture is a patient bird. Royallib.ru. – Гранада: Ватфабоокс, 1964. – P. 23.

Chase J.H. The vulture is a patient bird. Royallib.ru. – Гранада: Ватфабоокс, 1964. – P. 67.

Chаsе J.H. Come easy – Go easy. – Гранада: Ватфабоокс, 1960. – P. 19.

Published
2021-04-14
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Nozima Kholikova and Madina Djuraeva 2021. The Role of Detective-Criminal Words in the Creation of Character (in the examples of J.H.Chase’s works). International Journal on Integrated Education. 4, 4 (Apr. 2021), 40-43. DOI:https://doi.org/10.17605/ijie.v4i4.1603.
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Vol. 4 No. 4 (2021): IJIE
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