TYURKOSLAVİSTİKA: TÜRK SİVİLİZASİYALARI VƏ MƏDƏNİYYƏTLƏRİNİN ÖYRƏNİLMƏSİNDƏ YENİ MƏRHƏLƏ

Turkic-Slavistics is a new stage in the study of Turkic civilizations and cultures Summary The article highlights the sources, current state and prospects for the development of Turkic studies, identified and confirmed by the creative searches of Kazakh poet and researcher Olzhas Suleimenov in the study and presentation of the history of Turkic civilizations and cultures. Turkic-Slavistics, which involves the integration of a number of related branches of science, aims to refute existing incorrect approaches in assessing Turkic cultures and civilizations, to trace their close relationship with the history and culture of other neighboring and related peoples, especially the Eastern Slavs, with their languages in the prehistoric, ancient and medieval periods. In the book "Az and Ya. The book of a well-intentioned reader" O. Suleimenov relies on the bilingual text "Words about Igor's Regiment", defined as a Russian-Polovtsian monument, but distorted by editors, compilers and scribes. At the same time, the poet-researcher penetrates into the depths of the centuries-old Turkic-Slavic coexistence, cooperation and confrontation. The author emphasizes the importance of Suleimenov's subsequent linguistic research in the context of Turkic-Slavic and Eurasian studies, which have not lost their relevance to this day, as well as for the formation of the ideological platform of the Organization of Turkic states. We consider O.Suleimenov's successors to be the Crimean Tatar, one of the founders of the ideology of Turkism, I.Gaspraly, Russian Eurasian scientists N.Trubetskoy, P.Savitsky, and others, the founder of the theories of passionarity and ethnogenesis, L.N.Gumilev. Key words: Olzhas Suleimenov, Turkic studies, "The Word about Igor's Regiment", linguistic research, Eurasianism