Китайская научная фантастика в современной казахской литературе и влияние творчества Абая

2022

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DOI 10.26577/ejph.2022.v186.i2.019
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Abstract

The article provides a brief study of modern Kazakh literature in China, including science fiction. The theory of “recognition or dismissal” has a certain natural connection with science fiction, which is the most prominent feature of this type of literature. However, in the world of science fiction, due to its unique history of development of Chinese Kazakh science fiction, the development of national science fiction literature worries the reader. so it is difficult to be pure science fiction. At the same time, Chinese science fiction writers clearly understood this issue and presented themselves as a kind of “recognition” in the British and American science fiction literature. At the same time the article focuses on the works of Western science fiction, a number of works on the origin and development of science fiction in Kazakhstan, and the development of science fiction in China and their representative works. Who wrote what authoritative works on what topics? What are the current trends in the development of science fiction literature? In the end, it is necessary to move away from imitation of science fiction literature in China and to base it on a scientific point of view rather than on fantasy. The author’s views on the service to the national spirituality are put forward.