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The hero of a literary work
The character of a person depicted in a literary work is called the hero of a literary work. Depending on the author's purpose, method and symbolism, examples of the animal and plant world, in general, material and immaterial concepts in reality and fantasy can also be conventionally described as heroes. "Hero" Although the concept is essentially applied to the leading characters, this term also includes all the participants in the work. In this sense, as its alternative “the term "character". is also used. In order for a character in literary works to be called a "hero", he does not necessarily have to be a real hero or possess positive qualities. Regardless of the characteristics, the person depicted in the literary work literary hero is called.
As a hero of a literary work, both a person in life and imagination, as well as the writer himself, can participate.
During the Shura era, the division of the hero of a literary work into positive, negative, and ideal heroes was raised almost to the level of law, and one-sidedness was allowed. The free science of literature in the world, free from the shackles of ideology and based on universal values, looks at this issue differently: the hero in a literary work can be positive or negative, but it should not be made into a legal requirement. The character of a literary work is sometimes good, sometimes bad, mixed with positive and negative qualities, in a complex way, it fully corresponds to the reality of life.