THE POETICS OF SPACE IN LITERARY WORKS

This article explores the poetics of space in the literary works of Fyodor Dostoevsky, Franz Kafka, and Nazar Eshankul, focusing on its forms and characteristics. The comparative analysis of these writers’ works reveals distinct approaches to the creation of artistic space. Additionally, the stylistic methods employed by each author in shaping the narrative space are examined. The study also emphasizes the unique aspects of the poetics of space in prose compared to other literary genres.