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Филология · 2026/1

The relationship between folk oral creativity and written poetry

  • Dauletmurat Yunisovich Paxratdinov Nukus Branch of the Uzbek State University of Oriental Studies
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.66900/g4ec1778
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folk oral creativity, written poetry, Karakalpak literature, folklorism, literary tradition, epic, lyric poetry, Kunkhoja, Ajiniyaz, Berdakh, mythological image, literary continuity, innovation

Аннотация

This article examines the historical, genre-related, thematic, and artistic connections between Karakalpak folk oral creativity and written poetry. It explores the role of folkloric traditions in the formation and development of classical Karakalpak poetry, with particular attention to the artistic transformation of folk epics, mythological plots, images, and poetic devices in written literature. Drawing on the works of Kunkhoja, Ajiniyaz, and Berdakh, the article highlights the relationship between folk poetic thinking and individual authorial perspectives, the distinctive interpretation of tradition, and the significance of literary innovation. The study employs comparative-historical, typological, and literary textual analysis methods. It argues that the interaction between folklore and written poetry is an important factor in ensuring the continuity and development of national literature.

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