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Abdulla Qahhor, a well-known master of short stories in Uzbek literature, wrote in his article "Let's Learn from Chekhov" about Leo Tolstoy's attitude to Chekhov's work: Leo Tolstoy called Anton Pavlovich Chekhov "Pushkin in prose." This was a high assessment of Chekhov's work by the Great Russian writer. He sees Pushkin as a genius poet, but in prose he sees Chekhov in the same position. The fact that the work of the unique prose writer Chekhov deserves such an attitude is recognized today in the literature of the whole world, and it is not in vain.

ISSUES OF APPLICATION OF THE MAIN PRINCIPLES OF COMPARATIVE LITERATURE IN THE STORY GENRE.