“THE STAR OF OLMES” BY TAUPIK RYMZHANOV: THE CONCEPT OF GREY AND CONTROVERSY OF THE CHARACTER

A.M. Karakulova, T.K. Chukayeva

2021

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DOI 10.48371/phils.2021.60.1.003
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Abstract

The article analyzes the fantasy novel by T. Rymzhanov "Olmes' Star" in order to identify the reasons why the author used the concept "gray" as the central one. The work traces an interdisciplinary connection between the concept of a concept and literary studies, which practically opens up new possibilities for analyzing the creative heritage of T. Rymzhanov using the cognitive-linguistic approach. As a result, it was concluded that the gray color is related to the internal contradiction of the character.