This article examines the artistic expression of Eastern spirituality in the multicultural literary context of England and America. Based on postcolonial theory and multiculturalism concepts, the aesthetic and cultural functions of the Eastern image in English and American literary texts are analyzed.

multimadaniyatchilik, sharqona ruhiyat, orientalizm, postkolonial adabiyot, badiiy ifoda, ingliz adabiyoti, amerikan adabiyoti.

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