The theme of the east and the use of orienta limages in Byron's work

Abstract

This article analyses the way the way in which the English poet G.G. Bayron, in creating his epics, gave an oriental spirit, drew on previous experiences in the development of the genre, such as "Eastern tales" (Which could be prose and poetry), significantly reworked it, and turned into one of the main genres reflecting the romantic worldview in English literature, introducing elements and images of Eastern mythology and Zoroastrianism