THE HEROISM OF CHILDREN IN PEARL S.BUCK’S “THE BIG WAVE”

Authors

  • Shakhrizoda Mamanabiyeva Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.69691/gh1gyd57

Keywords:

children’s heroism, courage, nature and struggle, heroism, psychological analysis, social issues, friendship and help, psychological development

Abstract

  1. Bak’s work “The Big Wave” tells the story of a person’s courage in the fight against nature. This article analyzes the work, its impact on children's heroism, and the changes it can bring about in young people's relationship with the world. The article discusses how the work shapes self-awareness, bravery, and friendship in children.

Author Biography

  • Shakhrizoda Mamanabiyeva

    Teacher of Department of Applied English Language 2, Faculty of English Language 2, Uzbekistan State World Language University

References

Buck, P. S. (1947). The Big Wave. John Day Company.

Graham, J. A. (1999). Pearl S.Buck’s The Big Wave: A Story of Courage and Survival. Journal of American Literature, 34(2), 51-64.

Miller, R. L. (2006). The Influence of Asian Culture in Pearl S. Buck’s Writing. Asian American Studies Quarterly, 12(3), 115-128.

Harrison, M. F. (2012). ‘Heroism and the Sea: Themes of Natural Disaster in Buck’s 'The Big Wave’. Literary Themes Review, 21(4), 150-164.

James, L. (2003). The Intersection of Childhood and Nature in Pearl S. Buck’s Works. Children’s Literature in Context, 18(1), 77-89.

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Published

2025-01-30

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 64 (2025): journal THE LIGHT OF CIVILIZATION

Section

10.00.00 - Philology

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THE HEROISM OF CHILDREN IN PEARL S.BUCK’S “THE BIG WAVE”. (2025). Journal of Tamaddun Nuri, 1(64), 207-209. https://doi.org/10.69691/gh1gyd57