LINGUO-PHILOSOPHICAL MEANING OF THE CONCEPT “SOLITUDE” IN BOLAT SHARAKHYMBAY'S POETRY

Abstract

The article considers the linguo-philosophical meaning and peculiarities of the use of the concept of “personality” in the poetry of the poet Bolat Sharakhimbay. It is established that the concept of “solitude” is semantically compatible with the linguistic unity of loneliness. Their semantic similarity has been studied in detail. The distinction between the concepts of “loneliness” and “solitude” is proved by examples from the poems of the poet. Although the tokens “loneliness” and “solitude” are mutually rooted, it is shown that their semantic colors are different depending on the purpose of use in the work. It was noted that the phraseology that complements the concept of “solitude” was used by the poet with his own skill and their connection with the national identity. It is said that the phraseology in the poetry of the poet Bolat Sharakhymbay clearly shows one of the manifestations of the poet's attitude to “loneliness” and life experiences. It was found that the word “alone” in the poetry of the poet Bolat Sharakhymbay is more clearly expresses “loneliness”, not only in the sense of “alone”. It is also described that the phraseological units in the poems of the poet are used interchangeably with other units. The article provides a detailed analysis of the causes of forgetfulness, loneliness, and shortness of breath. The reasons why the poet's thoughts and views on loneliness are reflected in the poems are also mentioned.