THE IMPORTANCE OF LEXICAL CLASSIFICATION OF FILM DISCOURSES IN CREATING A MULTIMEDIA CORPUS (BASED ON THE FILM “ALTY JASAR ALPAMYS” (“SIX-YEAR-OLD ALPAMYS”)

2026

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DOI 10.55808/1999-4214.2026-1.09
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Abstract

One of the most relevant issues in linguistics is the study of the language of films at the present time. This issue is being extensively reseached by scientists. However, the issue of including the film discourse in a multimedia corpus based on children's films has not been considered at its own level yet. Researches on film discourses are reviewed, the concept of the term “the film discourse” is explained in the proposed article and the lexical selection of film discourses that can be included in the multimedia corpus has been analyzed by using such methods as grouping and description to fill this gap. The lexical selection of the film discourse was compiled based on materials of the film “Alty jasar Alpamys” (“Six-Year-Old Alpamys”) (dir. A. Karsakbayev, 1977). The lexical material was divided into five groups that represent the national identity and cultural values. Causes, for choosing words included in each group, were explained and they were presented as material examples that could be included in a multimedia corpus in this selection.