The Reflection of the Epos aoKitabi-Dada Gorguda in K. Abdullaas Postmodernist Novel aoThe Incomplete Manuscripta
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“kitabi-dada gorgud”, novel, k abdulla, “the incomplete manuscript”
Abstract
In the Azerbaijani prose the postmodern interpretation of the epos Kitabi-Dada Gorgud is connected with the creative work of the outstanding Azerbaijani scientist writer poet public figure Kamal Abdulla The writer s creative work connected with this ancient Turkic epos is a result of the longstanding work including his scientific works K Abdulla s creative work which is remarkable for the close connection of the subject motives that logically continue one another is very complicated Thus this scientist-writer s artistic and scientific works is a unique and original phenomenon that has no analog in the Azerbaijani literary-scientific environment K Abdulla does not adhere to previous traditions but there is a pronounced tradition in his creation that is difficult to appreciate This tradition was created by K Abdulla himself Developing the traditions of interpretation of the epos Kitabi- Dada Gorgud in his artistic creation he spreads confusion in the modern Azerbaijani criticism Thus since the beginning of the III millennium there has not been such an artistic work which has been written and which has provoked such excited discussions as K Abdulla s novel The incomplete manuscript published in 2004 Actually this novel disturbed the literary and scientific environment This novel was much written about and all written about it was very emotional
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