Methods of Character Analysis of the Epics "Kurmanbek", "Zhanysh Baish"

This article discusses methods for analyzing the characters of the epics "Kurmanbek" and "Zhanysh Bayysh". The research aims to identify the key characteristics and motivations of the characters, as well as to analyze their role in the development of the plot and the reflection of cultural values. Using a comparative method, the article analyzes how various literary techniques affect the perception of characters and their significance in the context of the epic. The purpose of the research is an in-depth analysis of the characters of the epics "Kurmanbek" and "Zhanysh Bayysh" using various methods of literary analysis to identify their cultural and social significance. Objectives: to study the main characteristics of the characters in both epics, to analyze the methods used by the authors to create images of characters, to identify cultural and social aspects reflected in the characters' characters. Conclusion, as a result of the analysis, it was found that the characters "Kurmanbek" and "Zhanysh Bayysh" not only perform plot functions, but also serve as carriers of cultural and moral values. Their images help to understand the historical context and social realities in which these epics were created. Hypotheses: the characters of the epics "Kurmanbek" and "Zhanysh Bayysh" reflect various aspects of the cultural identity and values of the Kyrgyz people. The use of various literary techniques (symbolism, allegory, dialogue) influences the perception of characters and their significance in the epic. A comparative analysis of the characters can reveal common and distinctive features that emphasize the uniqueness of each epic. Recommendations. It is recommended to further study the influence of the historical context on the formation of characters in the Kyrgyz epic. A deeper comparative analysis with other Central Asian epics is needed to identify common themes and motifs. It is necessary to pay attention to modern interpretations of these epics in literature and art in order to understand their relevance in modern society.