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Abdrakhmanova, Tursynkhan Abdrakhmanovna

Tursynkhan Abdrakhmanovna Abdrakhmanova ( Kazakh. Tursynkhan Abdirakhmanova ; 1921 - 2003 ) - Soviet Kazakh poetess and literary critic. People's writer of the Kazakh SSR (since 1984), doctor of philological sciences (since 1981).

Tursynkhan Abdrakhmanova
Tұrsynkhan Әbdіrakhmanova
Abdiraxmanova.jpg
Date of BirthOctober 25, 1921 ( 1921-10-25 )
Place of BirthBoko , Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic , RSFSR (now in Zharma district of Semipalatinsk region , Kazakhstan )
Date of deathOctober 11, 2003 ( 2003-10-11 ) (81 years old)
A place of deathAlma-ata
Citizenship the USSR
Kazakhstan
Occupationpoet
literary critic
Language of WorksKazakh
Awards
OrdenParasat.pngOrder of the Badge of HonorSU Medal For Distinguished Labor ribbon.svg

Content

  • 1 Biography
  • 2 Creativity
  • 3 Works
    • 3.1 Scientific work
    • 3.2 Verses
    • 3.3 Translations from Russian into Kazakh
  • 4 Awards
  • 5 Literature
  • 6 notes
  • 7 References

Biography

She was born on October 25, 1921 at the Boko mine in the Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic of the RSFSR (now in the Zharma district of the Semipalatinsk region of Kazakhstan ). She began her working life in 1941 as a teacher, then worked as a school principal. In 1944 she joined the CPSU (b) . In 1943-1949 she was the first secretary of the Abay, Ayaguz Komsomol district committees, department head of the Chara district party committee. After graduating from a higher party school under the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Kazakhstan, she worked in the Soviet District Party Committee of the city of Alma-Ata . In 1950-1954, she was the head of the editorial department of the journal “Women of Kazakhstan” ( Kazakh. Kazakhstan әyelderі ).

After graduating from Kazakhstan State University. Kirov and graduate school she successfully defends her thesis on the topic: "Lyrics of Ilyas Dzhansugurov ", then works in the State Committee of the Council of Ministers for Press, on the presidium of the Academy of Sciences of the Kazakh SSR .

Creativity

Abdrakhmanova came to Kazakh literature in the mid-1950s and proved herself as a talented, peculiar poetess. She wrote more than twenty collections of poems published in Kazakh and Russian. The first book of poems "Song" was published in 1959. In subsequent years, poetry collections were released: Song after Song (1962), Do You Know Them? (1963), Take Off (1966), and My Soul Is a Dove (1968), The Key (1972) ), “Maturity” (1974), “White Ray” (M., 1971), “Tenderness” (M., 1975), “Casket of Pearls” (1975) and others. The value of the poetic nature of Abdrakhmanova manifests itself, first of all, in lyrical irony. Subtle poetic observation, visual acuity, colorful colors, accurate drawing of the word determine the sound of her poems. Her poems “Stepnyachka”, “Anar”, “The Death of Karager” and others are filled with deep philosophical content, vivid imagery.

In the work of Abdrakhmanova, the theme of the life of Kazakh women is widely disclosed. The lyrical heroine T. Abdrakhmanova perceives the world in integrity and interconnection, with all its pains and anxieties, with the national identity inherent in Kazakh literature. Abdrakhmanova’s landscape lyrics made up a significant part of her poetic work. Images of nature are an emotional impetus for the reconstruction of the world. The archives of the Kazakh radio recorded about fifty folk and modern songs performed by Abdrakhmanova.

Works

Scientific work

  • “The lyrics of Ilyas Dzhansugurov”
  • "The poetry of Kasym Amanzholov"
  • doctoral dissertation on the theme “Poetics of K. Amanzholov and its continuity with modern Kazakh lyrics”.

Poetry collections

  • "Song" ( Kazakh. Әn , 1959, Russian translation. 1968)
  • “Song by song” ( Kazakh. Нnnen әnghe , 1962)
  • “Do you know them?” ( Kazakh. Tanisiz ba bұlardy?, 1963)
  • The Rise (1966)
  • “My soul is a dove” ( kaz. Kөgershіn kөңіl , 1968)
  • "The White Ray" (Russian lane., M., 1971)
  • The Key (1972, Kazakh. Kilt , Russian translation. 1976)
  • "Maturity" ( Kazakh. Kemel , 1974)
  • "Tenderness" (Russian lane., M., 1975)
  • The Casket of Pearls (1978)
  • "Stepnyachka: Poems and poems" (Russian lane., M., 1979)
  • "Laurels" ( Kaz. Merey , 1981)
  • “Illumination” (Russian lane., M., “Fiction”, 1981)
  • “Meditations: Poems and a Poem” (Russian transl., Alma-Ata, 1981)
  • "The state of resentment" ( Kaz. Naz kөңil , 1984)
  • "Favorites". (Russian lane., M., "Soviet writer", 1985)
  • “Evening Twilight” ( Kaz. Aқsham , 1987)

Russian to Kazakh Translations

  • M. Stelmakh “Human blood is not water”
  • Eugene Jung's Immortal Ship.

Rewards

  • Order of the Badge of Honor (11/04/1981)
  • Medal "For Labor Distinction" (01/03/1959)
  • Cavalier Order of Parasat [1] .

Literature

  • Abdrakhmanova T. Writers of Kazakhstan: Handbook of Alma-Ata, 1982.
  • Maltseva O. F. This is our daughter // Irtysh. -1996.- August 28
  • Khasanov B. Kazakh-Russian literary bilingualism., Alma-Ata., 1990

Notes

  1. ↑ State awards presented | Nomad | 12/15/2002

Links

  • Ukrainian Literature Encyclopedia. - K., 1988. - T. 1: AG. - S. 7-23. (Ukrainian)
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Abdrakhmanova_Tursynkhan_Abdrakhmanovna&oldid=101196643


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