A language analysis of Ulug'bek Hamdam's works titled "Künglimdӓgi Dӓryå", "Sӓfӓr", "Qaytiş", "Binӓfşӓ" and "Yöl (Fӓlsӓfiy Råmӓn)" (text-review)

The Uzbek and Uyghur Turkish Dialects belonging to the Karluk Group of Turkish Language are modern representatives of Chagatai Turkish which began in the fifteenth century. Uzbek Turkish is spoken today mostly in Uzbekistan, southern Kazakhstan, northern Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and China. Although Uzbeks were influenced by the beliefs and languages of different nations, they were able to preeserve their own language. After independence, Uzbek Turkish and its literature have a distinct value and importance. Ahmed Azam, Halime Hudaberdiyeva, Begali Kasımov, Çolpan, Ulug'bek Hamdam, Abdulla Kadiri, İsacon Sulton etc. the works of the authors and poets have contributed to Modern Uzbek Literature. Our study will give information about Ulug'bek Hamdam, one of the valuable authors who gives examples of the story type of Modern Uzbek Literature, which is meant for written literature of Uzbeks living in Uzbekistan from the beginning of twentieth century to the present day, and the stories of "Künglimdӓgi Dӓryå", "Sӓfӓr", "Qaytiş", "Binӓfşӓ" and "Yöl (Fӓlsӓfiy Råmӓn)" will be analyzed in Turkish linguage. Key Words: Uzbek Turkish, Modern Uzbek Literature, Ulug'bek Hamdam