Decompression Process in Literary Creation

The research study aims to advance the scientific hypothesis that the creative process is not a two-stage but a three-stage phenomenon, as is noted by theorists. The issue is new, complex and not yet explored. For this reason, it is not possible to define all its artistic and aesthetic features, functions and theoretical canons within a small article. It is also worth noting that the universal theories put forward are not just literature, but all types and forms of creativity. This stage of the creative process is not the choice of space, time or person, and is unique to all periods of literary history. At the same time, the study focuses on the practical process of this stage of the creative process, in part on the reflection on the sources of world literature, including Russian and Uzbek literature. In a word, it focuses on the artistic process and the new third phase. The theoretical criteria for this stage, known as the decompression process, are analyzed with examples from works by world and Uzbek writers.