LINGUISTIC EXPRESSION OF SPIRITUAL AND MORAL VALUES IN SHAKARIM’S WORK

The article linguo-axiological examines the linguistic picture of spiritual and moral values in Shakarim’s work. The purpose of the study is to study the poetics of Shakarim in the linguo-axiological aspect, to determine the ways of transmitting national spiritual values in the poet’s work through linguistic units. The article uses methods of generalization, linguo-axiological, conceptual analysis, and formulation of materials. In the course of the study, the authors analyze such concepts as mind, thought, heart, soul, truth, pleasure, support, conscience, love, expressing spiritual and moral value. The continuity of these concepts in the poetry of Abai Shakarim is analyzed. As a result of the research, it is concluded that the poet conveyed spiritual and moral values in an artistic and poetic language understandable to ordinary people, with the aim of deeply immersing Islamic values into the human soul, relying on centuries-old customs, knowledge of the people. The conclusions made in the course of the study are of great theoretical and practical importance. The conclusions reached in the article can be used in research in the direction of «Linguoaxiology», as well as in special courses such as «Shakarim studies», «Stylistics of the Kazakh language», «The Language of poetry». Keywords: vocabulary of spiritual culture, linguoaxiology, concept, symbol, phraseological return, poetry, value.

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Bulletin of Toraighyrov University Philology series
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.48081/jksu8857
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Education and Islamic Studies
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LINGUISTIC EXPRESSION OF SPIRITUAL AND MORAL VALUES IN SHAKARIM’S WORK

Gulnat Abikenova, A. L. Kakimzhanova
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Bulletin of Toraighyrov University Philology series
Education and Islamic Studies
2.10
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LINGUISTIC EXPRESSION OF SPIRITUAL AND MORAL VALUES IN SHAKARIM’S WORK

Gulnat Abikenova, A. L. Kakimzhanova
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Abstract

The article linguo-axiological examines the linguistic picture of spiritual and moral values in Shakarim’s work. The purpose of the study is to study the poetics of Shakarim in the linguo-axiological aspect, to determine the ways of transmitting national spiritual values in the poet’s work through linguistic units. The article uses methods of generalization, linguo-axiological, conceptual analysis, and formulation of materials. In the course of the study, the authors analyze such concepts as mind, thought, heart, soul, truth, pleasure, support, conscience, love, expressing spiritual and moral value. The continuity of these concepts in the poetry of Abai Shakarim is analyzed. As a result of the research, it is concluded that the poet conveyed spiritual and moral values in an artistic and poetic language understandable to ordinary people, with the aim of deeply immersing Islamic values into the human soul, relying on centuries-old customs, knowledge of the people. The conclusions made in the course of the study are of great theoretical and practical importance. The conclusions reached in the article can be used in research in the direction of «Linguoaxiology», as well as in special courses such as «Shakarim studies», «Stylistics of the Kazakh language», «The Language of poetry». Keywords: vocabulary of spiritual culture, linguoaxiology, concept, symbol, phraseological return, poetry, value.

Bulletin of Toraighyrov University Philology series(4.2024)
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