ALEXANDER FEINBERG AS A CULTURAL AND LITERARY BRIDGE

Abstract

This article explores Alexander Feinberg’s role as a cultural and literary bridge within the multicultural literary environment of Uzbekistan. Although Feinberg wrote mainly in Russian, his works are closely connected with the cultural life of Uzbekistan. The study discusses several important themes in his poetry, including the image of homeland, memory, and reflections on human life. It also examines how Feinberg’s poems bring together different literary traditions and contribute to cultural dialogue. Special attention is given to the way his works reflect both Russian literary heritage and the cultural atmosphere of Central Asia. The article demonstrates that Feinberg’s poetry helped strengthen intercultural interaction in the literary space of Uzbekistan and created a unique artistic dialogue between different cultural traditions.