THE AESTHETIC VALUE OF ARTISTIC MEANS IN THE POEM OF AV. ISAHAKYAN "SONGS OF ALAGIAZ // ALAGYAZI MANINER"

Abstract

“Songs of Alagiaz // Alagyazi Maniner” does not correspond to the classical description of the poem in terms of genre, it is a lyrical history of folk life, composed of individual poems. In the poem, Isahakyan creates images of native nature and the characters of her children, which are closely interconnected, and the language of the poem is characterized by naturalness, directness and accuracy, characteristic of the living speech of the people. The poet provided an extraordinary imagery of speech with an exemplary use of imagery, which is one of the artistic values ​​of the poem.              Epithets that are new and fresh and that add shine to the language of the poem stand out for their stylistic role. Such are the comparisons and metaphors that often bear the stamp of popular thought.              Comparisons, exaggerations, contrasts created by the Master are also wonderful and valuable. Their joint use requires great skill in order not to create unnecessary accumulation, but also to be close to vernacular.              Isahakyan achieved such perfection, and this gave the researcher the opportunity to draw the right conclusion. "By the richness of the language, Isahakyan is unsurpassed in our poetry (1)".