The specificity of the embodiment of the philosophical and humorous attitude in the work of B. Kairbekov

Abstract

The purpose of the article is to analyze the specifics of the embodiment of philosophical and humorous feelings in the work of a modern Kazakh writer and poet. the Scientific novelty lies in the fact that for the first time b. kairbekov's Poetry and story-memoir are analyzed as a single text. The use of historical-functional, typological, structural-semantic methods of analysis of research literature allowed us to analyze various definitions of the concept of "philosophical and humorous worldview". The results obtained showed that the author's philosophical and humorous worldview is embodied, first, through the element of laughter, and laughter becomes an emotional and aesthetic mood, a certain form of behavior that "materializes" it through dialogue with elements of irony, sarcastic images, good humor. Secondly, with the help of the author's mask, the bearer of which becomes a lyrical hero: it is he who is the creator, and the character who thinks and fantasizes from his own face, speaking out and confessing to the reader. One of the main ways to convey a philosophical and humorous worldview was the poet's self-irony, which describes the feelings he experienced. These emotions are an ironic fusion of ridicule and judgmental evaluation. The presented and described conclusions can become the basis for writing an article in textbooks or textbooks on the history of Russian-language literature in Kazakhstan, as well as for publishing and commenting on the works of Bakhyt Kairbekov.