Uzbekistan state university of world languages english language faculty №1 Course paper

The subject of the research authentic reality supposedly veiled by suburban conformity, some critics have denied the complexity of suburban identification and rigidly demarcated a potentially unrewarding evaluative model. The critical assumption that the suburb represented a state of conformity and a lack of selfawareness led some to reductively confine their readings of John Cheever’s fiction. These critics, while appreciating his style, approached him as a writer who, in concentrating so thoroughly on suburban settings, lacked a certain level of serious or political content and consequently lacked literary gravity. The assessment of this gravity centred on the nexus of authenticity and agency, where authenticity was figured as the attainment of a political and social consciousness, and in turn, as the necessary constituent of individual agency. While on this reading the suburb represents the unconscious and inauthentic setting of subjectivity and conformity, its opposing place – the place figured as outside of the conditions and limitations of suburbia – is offered as an authentic, politicised and agential terrain. It is a place represented as symbolically urban, as variously cultured, and as refusing the supposed simplicities of the middle-class family unit, the house, the gendered roles of husband, of wife, of child; the place outside the suburb richly engages the social realities and identity issues surrounding class, race, and gender inequality; it assumes the place of the desired real, the natural, and the authentic.
The research methods used in the work are general scientific methods, such as methods of analysis, methods of synthesis, deduction and induction, methods of analogy, as well as the historical and cultural method, comparative methods.
The structure of the work consists of Introduction, three chapters, conclusion and references.
The main language of the research work was collected from the literary works of various authors and internet sources. Thus, information, data and examples are taken from authentic English-language sources, so that the proof of the research results can be indisputable.
The Introduction provides information about the main objectives of our course work, the subject and objects of this course work.
The conclusion demonstrated a synthesis of linguistic and non-linguistic aspects of translation and the main linguistic difficulties.
The list of used literature includes the titles of books and journals that I used during the study.