The Comparative Analysis of Kazakh and Polish Dramatic Works

Abstract

The article compares the dramatic works of the famous writers Slawomir Mrozek, Tadeusz Rozewicz and Sadykbek Adambekov, Kaltay Mukhamedzhanov in the aspect of Kazakh-Polish literary ties that have had a long history. The analysis is conducted taking into account the sociopolitical situation, which was formed in the 1960s-1980s and found its reflection in the plays written by these authors.The authors emphasise that the influence of historical and social problems on the personality, moral-humanistic principles, etc. are interpreted not only by the course of action of the drama (conflicts of characters) but implemented by the psychology of the characters. The role of the characters' language is taken into account, the similarity and difference in the thematic, artisticideological, compositional, and plot structure of the plays of Kazakh and Polish playwrights are determined, and their artistic skills in creating the system of images are identified.Separate provisions of the article are reasoned by the conclusions and statements of well-known Anglo-American, Polish, Russian and Kazakh scientists, which can be found in their scientifictheoretical and scientific-methodical works concerning the problems of the study of artistic ties in the history of world literature.

Seven Aspects of the Great Steppe in the Modern Kazakh Prose – the National Conception of Eternal Nation and Art Discourse

“…Big and small events that take place are interwoven with the art of hunting with eagle and nature. Thus, the influence of historical and social problems on the personality, moral and humanistic principles, etc., is interpreted not only by the course of the drama (character conflicts) but also realised by the psychology of the characters (Sailaubaikyzy et al, 2018).…”

“…Comparative Literature Studies (Sailaubaikyzy et al, 2018) reflect the history of the Kazakh people's life, philosophical views, author's artistic decisions and the history of the national idea reflecting the development of the state. Some aspects of the historical аnd political life of the nation and society are broadly described in literary works rather than in political discourse.…”