ARTISTIC IMAGE OF THE WORLD IN KAZAKH WOMEN'S PROSE

Abstract

This article highlights the unique ways in which women writers perceive and interpret reality. The artistic image of the world is examined from an anthropocentric perspective, women's prose engages with universal human issues, presenting them through a distinctly female lens.

The study aims to identify the artistic techniques found in the works of female writers. The influence of gender identity and social roles on the figurative structure and themes of the literary works, which are shaped by the author's worldview and sensory perception, is studied. Special attention is paid to the ways of conveying the inner world of characters, as well as artistic codes that determine the attitude toward nature, society, and family.

The study of the artistic image of the world in women's prose allows us to identify the values embedded in the works of female writers. Moreover, it enables a deeper axiological analysis of the text, encompassing the modeling of value hierarchies among female writers, reflecting this literary phenomenon, and providing a comprehensive system of their knowledge and perspectives on the world.