LINGUODIDACTIC PRINCIPLES OF ABDURAHIM PRATOV'S POETRY

Abstract

In the process of intercultural integration, which is considered a huge socio-historical phenomenon in the globalizing world, the national culture of each nation serves to renew the world, enrich the thinking of mankind, and increase its cultural level while preserving its national identity. There are many common aspects in the history, fate and culture of the two brothers, the Uzbek and Kazakh peoples, who live side by side in Central Asia, where the Great Silk Road passed. Features such as epicness in Kazakh literature, tendency to folk oral literature made a worthy contribution to the enrichment of Uzbek literature, which was formed in the spirit of classical traditions, with brighter colors. Representatives of two folk literatures can be compared to twins. Abdirahim Pratov, a well- known poet and translator who lives in Kazakhstan and works in Uzbek language, has thoughts and feelings in his poems that are close to and in harmony with the awake soul of a contemporary who lives with world concerns, changes in the human psyche, the perspective of the country, and thoughts about human destiny. Since the main element of a work of art is the word, its language and the ability of the author to use the tools of language are of great importance in order to raise it to the level of true art. In this article, the linguistic and cultural principles of the artistic text are studied on the example of the poems of Abdirahim Pratov, a famous Uzbek poet from Kazakhstan.