Abstract
In modern conditions, when human society has entered the era of globalization, many processes related to the preservation and development of languages and cultures of peoples are taking on new forms. Globalization has had a negative impact on the social functioning of languages, with native languages being the most affected. The problem of preservation, functionality, development of native languages and national and cultural identity of small peoples has become actualized. The image of the native language is becoming the most important factor in preserving the national identity of young people, since the language not only reflects cultural and national values and traditions, but is also a key element in the transmission of national and cultural information. In this regard, it seems expedient to pay attention to the figurative and aesthetic comprehension of the image of the native language, when it is included in verbal and artistic structures. In the article, based on the material of the poetic works of the Yakut poets A. A. Ivanov – Kunde "Tóróóbút tyl" ("Native language"), I. M. Gogolev – Kyndyl "Tóróóbút tyl" ("Native language"), "Iye tylym" ("My mother's language"), S. P. Danilov "Tóróóbút tyl" ("Native language"), S. P. Danilov "Tóróbút tyl" ("Native language") analyzes the originality of the individual stylistic comprehension of the native language by the authors. The authors emphasize the importance of involving verbal and artistic works to increase the prestige of the native language.
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