Manifа Sarkulova
Biographic Data
| ID | 4160142 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Manifа Sarkulova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Manifа |
| FAMILY NAME | Sarkulova |
| SIGNATURE | SARKULOVA M |
| AFFILIATIONS | L. N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5992-2814 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Abai’s poetry in Eco’s semiotic light
The article explores the poetry of Abai Qunanbaiuly, a renowned philosopher and a founder of modern Kazakh literature, through the semiotic perspective of Umberto Eco. The study is a part of a broader research project in cultural studies titled “Semiotic Interpretation of Culture by Umberto Eco.” Specifically, the poem under analysis is “Allanyn özi de ras, sözi de ras” (“Allah is truth, His word is truth”), written in 1902. While Abai’s works in…
The End of the Steppe Knights Existence or Last Manifestations of the Nomadic Spirit
The relevance of this study lies in the lack of a qualitative study of such an important historical phenomenon as the order of knights serı. Steppe knights as the last manifestation of the fighting spirit of the Kazakh people is a wonderful personification of nomadic culture. The real nomads were members of the cavalry order who descended from the famous military aristocracy of the nomads. Their musical and poetic world included in the history of…
Philosophy of the intertextuality as a method of studying the Kyz Zhibek opera
This article examines the first Kazakh opera ‘Kyz Zhibek’ is considered from thepoint of view of the philosophy of intertextuality. Intertextuality is a concept first outlinedin the works of poststructuralism theorists Julia Kristeva and Roland Barthes, and refers tothe emergence and understanding of any single text from the vast network of discourses andlanguages that make up culture. No text, in the light of intertextuality, stands alone; all t…
Correlation of the terms "concept" and "meaning" in modern linguistics
The concept (from Lat. conceptio – understanding, system) – a certain way of understanding, interpreting any phenomena, the main point of view, the guiding idea for their coverage; a system of views on phenomena in the world, in nature, in society; a leading idea, a constructive principle in scientific, artistic, technical, political and other activities; a set of views related to each other and arising from one another, a system of ways to solve…
Exploring the Intersections of Online and Offline Mediums
With the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic, digitalization has accelerated in all areas of life. Each person as a social being strives to gain freedom at least during their leisure time, which was one of the reasons for thousands of anti-Covid protests around the world, including Kazakhstan. It shows the need for a deep analysis of leisure practices in the online medium and offline medium of modern society. The main thesis put forward in this paper…
Cosmodrome as a ‘Gift of Modernity’
The article is devoted to the analysis of the interpretation of space themes in Soviet and post-Soviet literature. The study was done about the works of art by Kazakh and Kyrgyz authors, where the problems of space exploration are raised and where the Baikonur Cosmodrome, located on the territory of Kazakhstan, is represented as a â gift of modernityâ , a legacy of the Soviet era. Post-colonial literary optics allows to take a fresh look at the w…
Freedom as a concept and as a property of the subject
The other side of the alternative of “objectivism or subjectivism (anti-substantialism”), can appropriately resolve the problem of the essence of freedom. Hegel wrote: “No idea can be said with such full right that it is indefinite, ambiguous, accessible to the greatest misunderstandings and therefore is actually subject to them, as about the idea of freedom, and none of them is usually spoken of with such a small degree of understanding of it. S…
Sacral values as a phenomenon of Kazakhstan spiritual heritage
The interest in the sacred problem, clearly felt throughout the centuries, was caused by those socio-historical processes called social disasters, which raised the question of the very possibility of the existence of modern man. In the modern century, the process of destroying the fundamental foundations of traditional life, the growth of an ever-deeper feeling of losing a person's sense of stable, guaranteed being, became clearly apparent. Simil…
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Sacral values as a phenomenon of Kazakhstan spiritual heritage
The interest in the sacred problem, clearly felt throughout the centuries, was caused by those socio-historical processes called social disasters, which raised the question of the very possibility of the existence of modern man. In the modern century, the process of destroying the fundamental foundations of traditional life, the growth of an ever-deeper feeling of losing a person's sense of stable, guaranteed being, became clearly apparent. Simil…
Freedom as a concept and as a property of the subject
The other side of the alternative of “objectivism or subjectivism (anti-substantialism”), can appropriately resolve the problem of the essence of freedom. Hegel wrote: “No idea can be said with such full right that it is indefinite, ambiguous, accessible to the greatest misunderstandings and therefore is actually subject to them, as about the idea of freedom, and none of them is usually spoken of with such a small degree of understanding of it. S…
Cosmodrome as a ‘Gift of Modernity’
The article is devoted to the analysis of the interpretation of space themes in Soviet and post-Soviet literature. The study was done about the works of art by Kazakh and Kyrgyz authors, where the problems of space exploration are raised and where the Baikonur Cosmodrome, located on the territory of Kazakhstan, is represented as a â gift of modernityâ , a legacy of the Soviet era. Post-colonial literary optics allows to take a fresh look at the w…
The End of the Steppe Knights Existence or Last Manifestations of the Nomadic Spirit
The relevance of this study lies in the lack of a qualitative study of such an important historical phenomenon as the order of knights serı. Steppe knights as the last manifestation of the fighting spirit of the Kazakh people is a wonderful personification of nomadic culture. The real nomads were members of the cavalry order who descended from the famous military aristocracy of the nomads. Their musical and poetic world included in the history of…
Philosophy of the intertextuality as a method of studying the Kyz Zhibek opera
This article examines the first Kazakh opera ‘Kyz Zhibek’ is considered from thepoint of view of the philosophy of intertextuality. Intertextuality is a concept first outlinedin the works of poststructuralism theorists Julia Kristeva and Roland Barthes, and refers tothe emergence and understanding of any single text from the vast network of discourses andlanguages that make up culture. No text, in the light of intertextuality, stands alone; all t…
Correlation of the terms "concept" and "meaning" in modern linguistics
The concept (from Lat. conceptio – understanding, system) – a certain way of understanding, interpreting any phenomena, the main point of view, the guiding idea for their coverage; a system of views on phenomena in the world, in nature, in society; a leading idea, a constructive principle in scientific, artistic, technical, political and other activities; a set of views related to each other and arising from one another, a system of ways to solve…
Exploring the Intersections of Online and Offline Mediums
With the advent of the Covid-19 pandemic, digitalization has accelerated in all areas of life. Each person as a social being strives to gain freedom at least during their leisure time, which was one of the reasons for thousands of anti-Covid protests around the world, including Kazakhstan. It shows the need for a deep analysis of leisure practices in the online medium and offline medium of modern society. The main thesis put forward in this paper…
Abai’s poetry in Eco’s semiotic light
The article explores the poetry of Abai Qunanbaiuly, a renowned philosopher and a founder of modern Kazakh literature, through the semiotic perspective of Umberto Eco. The study is a part of a broader research project in cultural studies titled “Semiotic Interpretation of Culture by Umberto Eco.” Specifically, the poem under analysis is “Allanyn özi de ras, sözi de ras” (“Allah is truth, His word is truth”), written in 1902. While Abai’s works in…
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