A Kuranbek
Biographic Data
| ID | 4642877 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A Kuranbek |
| GIVEN NAMES | A |
| FAMILY NAME | Kuranbek |
| SIGNATURE | KURANBEK A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Al-Farabi Kazakh National University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3801-0752 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Philosophical and cultural mediation in the translation of Central Asian folklore
The aim of this study is to determine how the philosophical and cultural meanings embedded in Rabghuzi’s texts are conveyed through translation into the contemporary cultural space, and to identify translation strategies that preserve their authenticity. The methodology employed a hermeneutic approach for text interpretation, comparative analysis for cross-textual examination and a cultural-semiotic framework for identifying culturally embedded m…
Understanding Nauryz among Kazakhs and Nogais
This study investigates the Nauryz holiday in Kazakh and Nogai cultures, focusing on its cyclical conception of time and social-symbolic significance. Traditionally, Nauryz marks the transition from the old year to the new, restoring harmony in nature and society. Drawing on structural anthropology (C. Lévi-Strauss), functional anthropology (B. Malinowski), ritual theory (V. Turner), semiotics (Y. Lotman), and the invention of tradition (E. Hobsb…
Translation as Epistemic Mediation
Globalization increases the importance of scientific translation as a tool of knowledge exchange. This article explores its philosophical foundations and contemporary challenges, analyzing international data and legal documents. Scientific translation is defined as a meaning-oriented cognitive process requiring ethical responsibility. AI and machine translation are particularly significant concerns as their benefits entail risks to linguistic div…
Interactive Pluralism and Religious Tolerance
The Problem of Ontological Security and Representation of Kazakh Statehood in School History Textbooks
This study investigates how Kazakh statehood is represented in secondary school history textbooks published between 2018 and 2021, with the aim of understanding how these narratives contribute to Kazakhstan's ontological security, particularly considering external challenges to its historical legitimacy. The research employs a mixed‐methods approach, combining qualitative content analysis of the textbooks with semistructured interviews conducted …
Revival of Tengrism in Kazakhstan as ancient belief of the Kazakh nation
This research investigates the resurgence of Tengrism, an ancestral belief system native to Kazakhstan. This traditional religion, rooted in ancient history, encompasses an array of beliefs and rituals that focus on the worship of celestial deity known as Tengri and various forces of nature. It provides a thorough analysis of how public attitudes towards Tengrism and its role within the cultural fabric of the Kazakh people have shifted. The paper…
Abu Hanifa
This article examines the idea of wasatiyyah (moderation) in the teachings of Imam Abu Hanifa, highlighting its significance for contemporary Islamic thought and life. It encourages a moderate approach to the religious practices, social relations and political activism highlighting tolerance and moral conduct while avoiding extremes. Based on Qur’ānic and Hadīth sources it confers the role of the Muslim community as ummatan wasatan, promoting har…
National Identity and Ontological Security in School History Textbooks of Kazakhstan
This article examines how collective biographical narratives presented in Kazakhstan’s school history textbooks construct and reinforce the continuity of statehood, contributing to the country’s ontological security and maintenance of a stable national identity. History textbooks play a crucial role in shaping national consciousness by transmitting official interpretations of the past and establishing a symbolic link between different historic st…
Ord. V. A. Gordlevski̇y, “Hoca Ahmed Yesevi̇”
Bu çalışma, Orta Asya ve Türk halklarının tarihi, kültürü ve maneviyatını tanıma açısından önemli bir yere sahip Sovyet oryantalist-Türkolog, Türk dili, edebiyatı, folkloru ve Türk tarihi uzmanı Vladimir Aleksandroviç Gordlevski’nin (1876-1956) Hoca Ahmed Yesevi isimli makalesinin çevirisinden oluşmaktadır. V.A. Gordlevskiy, Türk dili, tarihi, etnografyası, folkloru ve Türkiye edebiyatı üzerine birçok Türkiye gezileri sırasında incelemeye başladı…
Revival of Tengrism in Kazakhstan as ancient belief of the Kazakh nation
This research investigates the resurgence of Tengrism, an ancestral belief system native to Kazakhstan. This traditional religion, rooted in ancient history, encompasses an array of beliefs and rituals that focus on the worship of celestial deity known as Tengri and various forces of nature. It provides a thorough analysis of how public attitudes towards Tengrism and its role within the cultural fabric of the Kazakh people have shifted. The paper…
Ord. V. A. Gordlevski̇y, “Hoca Ahmed Yesevi̇”
Bu çalışma, Orta Asya ve Türk halklarının tarihi, kültürü ve maneviyatını tanıma açısından önemli bir yere sahip Sovyet oryantalist-Türkolog, Türk dili, edebiyatı, folkloru ve Türk tarihi uzmanı Vladimir Aleksandroviç Gordlevski’nin (1876-1956) Hoca Ahmed Yesevi isimli makalesinin çevirisinden oluşmaktadır. V.A. Gordlevskiy, Türk dili, tarihi, etnografyası, folkloru ve Türkiye edebiyatı üzerine birçok Türkiye gezileri sırasında incelemeye başladı…
Interactive Pluralism and Religious Tolerance
The Problem of Ontological Security and Representation of Kazakh Statehood in School History Textbooks
This study investigates how Kazakh statehood is represented in secondary school history textbooks published between 2018 and 2021, with the aim of understanding how these narratives contribute to Kazakhstan's ontological security, particularly considering external challenges to its historical legitimacy. The research employs a mixed‐methods approach, combining qualitative content analysis of the textbooks with semistructured interviews conducted …
Revival of Tengrism in Kazakhstan as ancient belief of the Kazakh nation
This research investigates the resurgence of Tengrism, an ancestral belief system native to Kazakhstan. This traditional religion, rooted in ancient history, encompasses an array of beliefs and rituals that focus on the worship of celestial deity known as Tengri and various forces of nature. It provides a thorough analysis of how public attitudes towards Tengrism and its role within the cultural fabric of the Kazakh people have shifted. The paper…
Abu Hanifa
This article examines the idea of wasatiyyah (moderation) in the teachings of Imam Abu Hanifa, highlighting its significance for contemporary Islamic thought and life. It encourages a moderate approach to the religious practices, social relations and political activism highlighting tolerance and moral conduct while avoiding extremes. Based on Qur’ānic and Hadīth sources it confers the role of the Muslim community as ummatan wasatan, promoting har…
National Identity and Ontological Security in School History Textbooks of Kazakhstan
This article examines how collective biographical narratives presented in Kazakhstan’s school history textbooks construct and reinforce the continuity of statehood, contributing to the country’s ontological security and maintenance of a stable national identity. History textbooks play a crucial role in shaping national consciousness by transmitting official interpretations of the past and establishing a symbolic link between different historic st…
Philosophical and cultural mediation in the translation of Central Asian folklore
The aim of this study is to determine how the philosophical and cultural meanings embedded in Rabghuzi’s texts are conveyed through translation into the contemporary cultural space, and to identify translation strategies that preserve their authenticity. The methodology employed a hermeneutic approach for text interpretation, comparative analysis for cross-textual examination and a cultural-semiotic framework for identifying culturally embedded m…
Understanding Nauryz among Kazakhs and Nogais
This study investigates the Nauryz holiday in Kazakh and Nogai cultures, focusing on its cyclical conception of time and social-symbolic significance. Traditionally, Nauryz marks the transition from the old year to the new, restoring harmony in nature and society. Drawing on structural anthropology (C. Lévi-Strauss), functional anthropology (B. Malinowski), ritual theory (V. Turner), semiotics (Y. Lotman), and the invention of tradition (E. Hobsb…
Translation as Epistemic Mediation
Globalization increases the importance of scientific translation as a tool of knowledge exchange. This article explores its philosophical foundations and contemporary challenges, analyzing international data and legal documents. Scientific translation is defined as a meaning-oriented cognitive process requiring ethical responsibility. AI and machine translation are particularly significant concerns as their benefits entail risks to linguistic div…
Kazakh (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies (2 works) · Educator Training and Historical Pedagogy (2 works) · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Reinterpretation (2 works) · Religious Education and Schools (2 works) · Translation (biology) (2 works) · Ancient history (1 works)