SOCIAL APPEARANCE THE SHADOW ARCHETYPE IN THE "KITABI-DADA GORGUD"

Abstract

Archetypes have been inherited from our ancestors and have essentially appeared in many forms and sizes. It is possible to come across images of archetypes projected in dreams, myths, fairy tales and other examples of folklore. This article examines the manifestations of the shadow archetype in the epic "Kitabi-Dada Gorgud". Thus, the archetype of the shadow, either in concrete images or in emotions, indicates its existence, but does not fully reveal itself, but the processes taking place in the twelfth century allow us to explore the Outer Oguz in the context of the shadow archetype. The aim of this archetypal approach is to reveal the "animal" aspects of Oghuz society in the collective spirit, especially the psycheanalytic "shadow" archetype and the elements that symbolize it.