Ii chapter kurt vonnegut

CONTENT
INTRODUCTION ……………………………………………………………. 3
I CHAPTER UTKIR HOSHIMOV
1.1 BRIEFLY ABOUT UTKIR HOSHIMOV
1.2 IMPORTANT DATES OF HIS LIFE AND WORK

II CHAPTER KURT VONNEGUT

2.1 HIS LITERATURE STYLE AND TECHNIQUE

2.2 HIS LITERATURE THEMES

CONCLUSION…………………………………………………27
REFERENCES…………………………………………………29

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INTRODUCTION
According to decree of the first president of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov “ On measures to further improve foreign language learning system” pupil must learn foreign languages from their first grade.¹
Education today moves with the times and a modern foreign language lesson is a complex entity, preparation and carrying out of which requires teacher’s efforts, energy and creativity. Teaching a foreign language itself corresponds to the current level of technological progress, so the effectiveness of interactive learning technologies in the classroom is obvious. Scientists note that the greater the perception of the systems involved in the training, the better and stronger the material to assimilate. Active implementation of the interactive learning technology multiplies didactic capabilities, ensuring visibility, audio and video support, and control, which generally contributes to the teaching level. For example, computer application today relates to the mandatory introduction in learning activities in the study of a foreign language.
His first book was a collection of essays in 1962, Steel Rider. More than 60 books have been published in more than two million copies in various languages. A number of plays have been staged in theaters in Uzbekistan and neighboring countries. Films and TV films based on novels, short stories and short stories were shown.
Novels - “Light is not without a shadow” (It has been published about ten times in different languages), “Between two doors”, “Life spent in a dream”, “Moth day”, “ What people will say, “Unique Spring”, “Listen to the Heart”, “Earthly Affairs”, dramatic works - “Spring Passed By”, “Someone Else Care”, “We Invite to the Wedding”, “Repression”.
Vonnegut based the title character of God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater (1964), on an accountant he knew on Cape Cod, who specialized in clients in trouble and often had to comfort them. Eliot Rosewater, the wealthy son of a Republican senator, seeks to atone for his wartime killing of noncombatant firefighters by serving in a volunteer fire department and by giving away money to those in trouble or need. Stress from a battle for control of his charitable foundation pushes him over the edge, and he is placed in a mental hospital. He recovers and ends the financial battle by declaring the children of his county to be his heirs.^[59] Allen deemed God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater more "a cry from the heart than a novel under its author's full intellectual control", that reflected family and emotional stresses Vonnegut was going through at the time.^[60]
In the mid-1960s, Vonnegut contemplated abandoning his writing career. In 1999, he wrote in The New York Times: "I had gone broke, was out of print and had a lot of kids..." But then, on the recommendation of an admirer, he received a surprise offer of a teaching job at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, employment that he likened to the rescue of a drowning man.^[61]