THE USE OF STYLISTIC DEVICES IN THE WORKS OF KENESBAY RAKHMANOV

Abstract

This article analyzes the use of stylistic devices, particularly anaphora, metaphor, comparison, and epithets, in the works of the renowned Karakalpak writer Kenesbay Rakhmanov. Foremost, the role of repetition (anaphora) in enhancing rhythmic harmony in the author's poetic works is demonstrated. Additionally, through metaphors, characters are portrayed as symbols of greatness, light, and guidance. Comparisons and epithets further enrich the imagery and intensify emotional impact. The article, based on an analytical approach, illustrates how the poet's themes of patriotism, enlightenment, and the exaltation of the mother figure are profoundly reflected through artistic means. The concluding section summarizes the aesthetic and ideological functions of stylistic devices in Rakhmanov's work.