ANCIENT CALCULATIONS OF THE GREAT STEPPE – THE SPIRITUAL VALUE OF THE KAZAKH PEOPLE

Karakoz Tamabaeva, Zh. Seisenbaeva, S.M. Shormakova

2020

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DOI 10.51889/2020-4.1728-7804.69
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article explores the deeply rooted nature of the space of folk thought and spiritual thinking through ancient steppe calculations, the genre of such folklore as the genre of folklore. Like many folk genres, ancient steppe problems are written in both poetic and prosaic form, with a predominance of syncretic character. This clearly indicates the need to study the problems of the ancient steppe as a folklore work. It has been scientifically established that folklore itself is an interdisciplinary syncretic art and phenomenon.