TRANSFORMATION OF FOLK ORAL ART IN WRITTEN LITERATURE

Abstract

The ideological, thematic, and genre development of drama in 20th-century Karakalpak literature is considered an achievement of our literature. Adapting the plot of the epic to modern requirements, examining the educational aspects of the characters, paying special attention to the often-overlooked connections between the people, the hero, and their mutual relationships, requires much thought and reflection. This requires deep thought and reflection. This requires great culture, professionalism, and mastery from any author. In short, although the transformation of the epic into drama is not extensive, our national dramaturgy has accumulated a certain amount of experience.

Scholar N. Dawqarayev's "Alpamis" remains an indelible monument in our national literature for transforming the past era's epic into a "present-day" drama, especially by utilizing the epic's own materials to elevate it to a contemporary work, and by demonstrating the lifelong connection between folklore and literature. The emergence of mixed genres like this remains a subject awaiting further scientific research.