SYMBOLIC-FIGURATIVE MEANINGS OF THE FLAME IN FOLK LYRIC SONGS
Keywords:
Folklore, Otashboy, bonfire, fire, ash, charcoal, smoke, furnace, kosov, wood, shave, Ottoman atlas, shamanism, ancient period, unusual, burning heart, legend, Samandar, Pulisirot, hell, purification, crimson flower, burning anologue, mistress of fire, ceremonial fire, sacrifice, abstract concepts, candle, Zoroaster, ancient, historical beliefAbstract
In this article, a scientific theoretical analysis of the ancient chiquads associated with fire in folk songs and the symbolic figurative meanings of people's belief in fire was made. Rituals associated with fire the reasons and traditions of their conduct were summarized based on the results of the research work of the researcher scientists. He was given an image of a goose associated with the cult of fire, which was taken as a separate research object. Special attention is paid to the study of the artistic evolution of the image of fire in folk songs. The high aspects of the artistic influence of the expression of the cult of fire in this genre are shown separately.
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