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THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF TED HUGHES'S POETRY: ANIMAL IMAGERY AND THE REPRESENTATION OF NATURE

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Qo'chqorxo'jayeva Muxlisaxon
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2026
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This thesis examines animal imagery and the representation of nature as distinctive features of Ted Hughes’s poetry. It focuses on three poems: “The Jaguar,” “Hawk Roosting,” and “Pike.” The aim is to explore how Hughes portrays animals as living creatures while also using their presence to raise questions about instinct, power, freedom, fear, and the limits of human understanding. The study uses comparative close reading, with particular attention to imagery, poetic voice, setting, and tone. Each poem presents a different relationship between an animal and its observer. In “The Jaguar,” the animal’s movement contrasts with the restrictions of its enclosure, creating a tension between captivity and vitality. “Hawk Roosting” gives a predator an imagined first-person voice, making its confidence both compelling and open to interpretation. In “Pike,” close observation gradually develops into unease as the speaker confronts an animal that remains partly hidden in its environment. The comparison shows that Hughes does not use animals as fixed symbols. Their possible meanings emerge from physical details and from the perspective through which each encounter is presented. The thesis argues that Hughes’s distinctive representation of nature depends on this combination of vivid observation and symbolic possibility. His poems invite readers to interpret animal life while recognizing that the natural world cannot be fully explained or controlled from a human point of view.

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Qo'chqorxo'jayeva Muxlisaxon. THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF TED HUGHES'S POETRY: ANIMAL IMAGERY AND THE REPRESENTATION OF NATURE. 2026. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22970890

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Qo'chqorxo'jayeva Muxlisaxon. (2026). THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF TED HUGHES'S POETRY: ANIMAL IMAGERY AND THE REPRESENTATION OF NATURE. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22970890
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Qo'chqorxo'jayeva Muxlisaxon. THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF TED HUGHES'S POETRY: ANIMAL IMAGERY AND THE REPRESENTATION OF NATURE. 2026. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22970890
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Qo'chqorxo'jayeva Muxlisaxon. THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF TED HUGHES'S POETRY: ANIMAL IMAGERY AND THE REPRESENTATION OF NATURE. 2026. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22970890

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