THE INVISIBLE FACE OF SAYINGS
Keywords:
folklore genres, Azerbaijani folklore, Turkish folklore, sayings, folk sayings, Turkish sayings, semantic layersAbstract
Considering the books and articles published on Azerbaijani proverbs and sayings, there are not so many works on proverbs and sayings written in Turkish folklore. In these published books there are a sufficient number of sayings. But the "sayings" are not separately systematized and not published in the form of a book, not from a purely linguistic point of view, not from the point of view of ideological composition and volumetric rhythm (poetics), not from the study of aspects of the ethnocultural and ethnopsychological point of view, not from the point of view of as philosophical concepts. Although in this article these aspects of gamma are not analyzed extensively, some points are clarified. It is known that sayings are connected with some stories, therefore the essence and basis of the question was explained by specific examples on their invisible face. The article did not consider sayings, as they consider clear waters, which is clearly visible in a shallow bottom. On the contrary, the problem is investigated by modern scientific approaches. Thus, the article reflects many factors about the deepest language and the deepest historical roots.