Buchara state university m. Bakoeva, E. Muratova, M. Ochilova english literature

Pamphlet 
(памфлет, брошюра ) - a book of a few sheets 
of print, 
c o m m o n ly
satirical and with a paper cover.

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Pastoral 
(қиш лоқ ҳаётига бағиш ланган шеър)- а 
conventional form of lyric poetry presenting an idealized picture 
o f rural life.
Prologue 
(пролог, м уқаддим а) - a section preceding the 
main body of a work and serving as an introduction.
Protagonist 
(acap қаҳрам он и, п е р с о н а ж )-th e leading 
character or hero in a literary work.
Rationalism 
- a philosophy that emphasized the role of reason 
rather than o f sensory experience and faith in answering basic 
questions of human existence. It was most influential during the 
Age of Reason (1660-1780).
Realism 
(реализм) in literature is showing of real life, facts, 
etc. in a true way, omitting nothing that is ugly or painful, and 
idealizing nothing.
Renaissance 
( уйгониш даври) - a time of cultural devel­
opment in Europe between the 14lh and early 17th centuries.
Restoration 
(реставрация, қайта тикланиш) - the pe­
riod of re-establishment of monarchy in 1660.
Rom anticism
(романтизм)- a literary movement which 
came into being in English literature at the beginning ofthe 19th 
century. Imagination and emotion played a leading role in the 
works of the representatives of this trend. Unlike realisn, it tends 
to portray the uncommon. The material selected tends to deal 
with extraordinary people in unusual setting having unusual ex­
periences.
Satire 
(сати ра) - use o f ridicule, irony, sarcasm in writing 
or speech for the purpose of exposing some moral or social vice.