Animation mythology and its functional nature in the current uzbek prose
Manzura Amanbayevna Atadjanova
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Manzura Amanbayevna Atadjanova
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The article reveals the relationship of folklore and written literature on the example of the analysis of the mythologisms in the stoy “Boghi Eram” by Isajon Sulton. In this respect, used "ditch" architepin the ancient mythology is the mythical item which combined with "own" and "other" worlds, in other words, served as the boundary between "the other world" which is considered the world who people live and the place of mythological powers. The author affirms the idea that the essence of life consists of aspiration to the beauty by means of the cosmogonic myth about the life tree and animation mythology about existing the human’s spirit elsewhere from the body.
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The article reveals the relationship of folklore and written literature on the example of the analysis of the mythologisms in the stoy “Boghi Eram” by Isajon Sulton. In this respect, used "ditch" architepin the ancient mythology is the mythical item which combined with "own" and "other" worlds, in other words, served as the boundary between "the other world" which is considered the world who people live and the place of mythological powers. The author affirms the idea that the essence of life consists of aspiration to the beauty by means of the cosmogonic myth about the life tree and animation mythology about existing the human’s spirit elsewhere from the body.
Key concepts: Uzbek, Animation, Mythology, Current (fluid), Space (punctuation), Art, Literature, Aesthetics