НЕОМИФОЛОГИЗМ СОВРЕМЕННОЙ КАЗАХСКОЙ ПРОЗЫ: ПОЛИКУЛЬТУРАЛЬНЫЙ ДИСКУРС И ПОИСК ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННОЙ ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ
NEOMYTHOLOGISM OF THE MODERN KAZAKH PROSE: POLYCULTURAL DISCOURSE AND ART PROSPECT SEARCH

Summary/Abstract: In the article, a problem of neomythologism, as one of the main tendencies of modern Kazakh prose development, is considered. Neomythologism suppose to use both traditional archetype complexes and many-sided mythologists, and establishment of its own original mythscheme, authors’ mythologies. More bright aspire to new reading and creating of traditional and authors mythology, building an important conceptually and picturesque lines are showed by the works of the Kazakh postmodernists (D. Nakipov, А. Zhaksylykov, H. Adibayev), bravely and artistically successfully using the world (Apocalypse, Tree of Life and others) and creating original authors’ mythologems. Symbolic-mythological plan of work by enriching poetics of work with new ways of figurativeness and stylistics, discover its deep meanings. Polycultural discourse sequentially is realized also by building into an intertext (direct and hidden allusion, reminiscence to world sources, citation). In general, from the aesthetical and methodological point of view, the author’s neomythologisms are typical: the absence of a close connection with the original source, in its broadest sense, free interpretations of the source, creation of their own mythologems, endowed with a bright national charisma. Next, the approximate correlation as with the global understanding of the sources (cultural, religious and cultural, literary, etc.), so with the shape creation, accompanied by a syntactic and stylistic liberation. Furthermore, “cacophony” (E. Etkind) – the linguistic-cultural experiment with sounds and sound combinations. Rich arsenal of figurativeness and symbology of neomythologism considerably enhance art perspectives of the modern Kazakh prose. KEY WORDS: artistic method, author’s neomythologism, neomythologism, mythologem, “mythological chains”, poly-cultural discourse.

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