CONTINUITY OF TRADITIONS OF KAZAKH CHILDREN'S LITERATURE

2020

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DOI 10.51889/2021-1.1728-7804.46
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Abstract

The article discusses the continuity of the traditions of Kazakh children's literature, which originates from the samples of oral literature. Regardless of the age of the literature, it is important to note that writers write works of art for children. One of the main functions of fiction is to educate the reader, and in any work of poets and writers, it is shown with specific examples that they remember this and write valuable things that will bring up Kazakhstani children. A scientific analysis of the artistic and aesthetic achievements of modern children's literature is carried out by analyzing the works of poets and writers who wrote for children, such as B. Zhylkybekovich, S. Duisenbiev, S. Doszhan, R. Sautbay, who learned from the classics of children's literature. The tradition of modern Kazakh children's literature is based on certain subgenres such as counting, riddles, proverbs, songs of lies, fairy tales, legends, stories. Scientific opinions are presented based on the opinions of scientists.