THE ROLE OF ORAL FOLK ART IN THE UPBRINGING OF A CHILD IN THE STORY OF Ch. AITMATOV “THE WHITE STEAMBOAT”

Abstract

The article analyzes folklore motifs and their roles in the upbringing of children, used in the story “The White Steamboat". More precisely, it is established what place the Fairy Tale about the mother deer, told to the boy by his grandfather, occupies for the work. It was very important for the child that the mother deer became the reason for the preservation of the Kyrgyz as a people. Because of this, the boy sees the mother deer saint, and brings the cradle. In addition, the story gives an interpretation of the meaning of the word about the song, which comes from the core of the people and glorifies the holiness of the Fatherland, the true love of the people for the Land. Let's focus on the fact that the tale of the boy with the finger in the story also has its place. He explains that ignorance and malice never benefit a person. Each folklore work is a valuable tool for revealing the ideological content of the story.