The song culture of the Crimean Tatars in the works of E. Shemya-zadeh

The present study is devoted to the literary and folklore heritage of E.Shemyazade, an outstanding poet and scientist of the Crimean Tatar people. The main aspects of his work are analyzed, including the synthesis of philosophy, lyrics and oral traditions, as well as their interaction and mutual influence. Special attention is paid to the issues of preservation and transformation of folk song culture, the role of dialectal and cultural features in poetic texts, as well as the influence of traditional ethnocultural heritage on modern Crimean Tatar literature, the main directions of E. Shemyazade's scientific research are revealed. The subject of the research is the poetics of traditional folk songs. The object of the research is the scientific heritage of E.Shemya-zadeh. The purpose of the study is to analyze the scientific works of E. Shemy-zadeh devoted to the issues of folk lyrics. The material for the study was the collection of articles "Edebiy ve tenkidiy makaleler" ("Literary and critical articles") (2000). The structural method was used as the main research method. The novelty of the research lies in the fact that we chose the poetics of folk songs in the scientific research of E.Shemyazade as its subject. Also, for the first time, the article systematically analyzes the main aspects of the relationship between the literary heritage of E. Shemyazade and the folk folklore tradition, and identifies the mechanisms and features of the use of oral forms in his poetic work. E. Shemya-zadeh's scientific research reflects the most important facets of the author's worldview, gives us the opportunity to see the features of his value system. The works of E. Shemya-zadeh introduced qualitatively new features in relation to the study of folk lyrics and cultural issues. According to E. Shemya-zadeh's research, the historically established system of genres of Crimean Tatar folk songs is undergoing changes. Stylistic changes affect the content of the songs.

folklore, improvisation, traditions, reconstruction, culture, transformation, theory, dialects, expressiveness, verbal repetitions