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in the work. This creates a sense of the reader’s involvement in the
events taking place. The action seems to be unfolding at the moment.
The author gives the reader the opportunity to observe the behavior of
people and birds.” (Temirbolat, 2015: 135).
The elements that define the chronotope in this poem are: Qan-
sonar, on top of a mountain, blue (sky), earth, sky, tomorrow. With
these words, the reader can determine the season and time of the hut.
The chronotope, expressed through the main language units denoting
time, not only reveals the content of the poem, but also affects the
national knowledge and understanding of the reader. That is why the
poem takes a deep breath and has a special meaning for the readers.
It is known that the essence of the author’s thought lies in the
ideals of either a single or a common era and society. “... The text it-
self does not exist, it necessarily comes out of any context (historical
real or conditional)” (Whitrow, 1981: 197). That is why the essence of
any work of art is truth. And the world that objectively embroiders it
is chronotopic language units.Therefore, through a broad analysis of
chronotopic units, it is possible to determine the ideological decision
of the author, the image of the author and historical reality.
Artistic reality, in which the support of the poet’s poems under-
lies, defining artistic time and space. These are linguistic units that
weigh this artistic reality with knowledge and decorate it with words.
The linguistic forms of expression of the categories of time and space
identified in the analysis of Abay Kunanbayev’s poems are closely
related to the life of the author, his environment and lifestyle, world-
view of that period. The results of the study showed that the linguistic
forms of the chronotope in the poet’s poems are found in the faces of
nouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs that express seasons, addresses,
moods. The poet’s use of archaic words characteristic of the time in
which he lived indicates an abundance of vocabulary. At the same
time, the selected poems in determining the functions and artistic fea-
tures of language forms in the poet’s works fully revealed the purpose
of the study. In the poem “Ğabidollağa” (“To Gabidulla”) we see how
masterly poet describes the concept of time, eternity and mortality
in human life in comparison with time change, circle and seasons in
nature.
The concern of aging, inevitability of getting old has been
reflected in “Qartaidyq, qaiğy oiladyq, ūiqy sergek” (“Gone old, we
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grieve and can’t sleep”). The same connection of mankind and na-
ture’s time and space, their interconnection is seen in “Qansonarda
bürkıtşı şyğady añğa” (“Berkutchi goes hunting in Kansonar”), “Jaz”
(“Summer”). Overall, time and space not only reflect the worldview,
artistic world of the poet in poetry, but also reflect the image of the era
in which the poet lived, reflect the significance of events and histori-
cal moments of that period. Through the chronotop, all the facts and
secrets of the era in which the poet lived are inherited.
This research has been/was/is funded by the Science Commit-
tee of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Ka-
zakhstan (Grant AP08855683 – Scientific foundations and theoretical
mechanisms of knowledge, comprehension and application of Abai
studies).
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