THE ARTISTIC FEATURES OF THE CONCEPT OF BEAUTY IN THE WORKS OF SINGER-POETS

This article provides a detailed examination of the concept of beauty and its artistic features in the works of Kazakh singer-poets. Beauty in their poetry is regarded as an integral part of nature, humanity, and national worldview. The national understanding of beauty is described through the use of artistic devices, capturing the vivid imagery of nature and the aesthetically appealing representation of human figures. Special attention is given to the harmonious interplay of feminine beauty, natural landscapes, and the national worldview. The study explores the artistic and aesthetic significance of poetic devices such as metaphors, epithets, and similes found in the works of singer-poets, as well as their influence on the national aesthetic. Literary methods employed to depict beauty serve as a foundation for uncovering the distinctive features of artistic perception in their creativity. Furthermore, the article addresses the issues of beauty and aesthetics in Kazakh poetry from the perspective of contemporary literary studies. The historical and cultural context of how the concepts of beauty and aesthetics were formed is analyzed. The contribution of singer-poets to national culture and literary heritage is considered, with an in-depth exploration of the aesthetic content of their works. Through the analysis of Kazakh singer-poets’ works, the article highlights the role and significance of national poetry in reflecting cultural values. This research allows for a deeper understanding of the artistic harmony inherent in the creative legacy of singer-poets. Thus, the aesthetic nature of beauty and its representation in national literature are evaluated from new theoretical perspectives, enriching scholarly views on Kazakh poetry.