Myth and mythological discourse in literary studies

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The purpose of this study was to develop an understanding of the historical retrospective of the concept of myth and the process of semantic transformation of this term in historical retrospect, as well as to study the features of the combination of different mythological and neo-mythological layers in modern literature. The article investigated myth and mythological discourse in literary studies, formed the basic definitions of myth at different historical stages of social development, studied the foundations of neo-myth and its artistic realization in the literary plane. On the basis of modern Kazakh prose, the plot, composition, motif, and imagery schemes built on the use of mythological and neomythological discourses were considered. Emphasis was placed on possible mythological sources and the question of what myth can give to literature was discussed.

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Zharylgapovw, Z., Syzdykova, B., Kaiyrbekova, A., Babashov, A., & Shakirova, K. (2023). Myth and mythological discourse in literary studies. Bakhtiniana, 18(4). https://doi.org/10.1590/2176-4573P63680

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