Parable aspect of Amgin’s works

Abstract

The relevance of the study is due to the need to study the literary creativity of the young Yakut writer Oleg Amgin (Oleg Sidorov), who presents modern Yakut literature as a prose writer. The original Yakut author broadcasts his own vision of the universe, fused with the problems of today and in the context of the history and culture of the past Sakha people. A peculiarity of the writer's work is his appeal to the story-parable genre, in which the author’s observations about the fate of the homeland, ethnic group, his thoughts about the history and role of the individual in it, his vision of the formation, revival, development and perspectives of the national culture in its synchronous and diachronic aspects. In the aggregate, the literary work of Oleg Amgin represents a single, organic cycle of parable stories, united by a common theme - the history and culture of Yakutia, a philosophical understanding of being in the facts of the past and the present. In general, the work of Oleg Amgin is practically not studied in modern Yakut literary criticism, meanwhile it is an integral part of the modern literary process in Yakutia. The object of our research attention was his stories, published in the Russian journal Zvezda (2012, No.11. - P. 105-117), as well as the book Tsar Tygyn. The Secret of the Northern Tsar (Yakutsk, Polyarki Library, 2016). No 4. - 96 p.). The purpose of the study is to reveal the parable beginning of the small prose of Oleg Amgin. The main research methods: comparative and hermeneutic.