Folklore and mythological foundations of children's worldview by Lazar' Kokyshev and Dibash Kainchin
In this article, on the example of two works by different authors, the images of children, their world and relationships with adults are considered. For Lazar' Kokyshev and Dibash Kainchin, the depiction of the life and attitude of young heroes and teenagers is the most important stage in the development of their artistic concepts. As this study shows, the same deep-seated collisions are observed in the lives of little heroes as in the lives of adults. The world of children is a special period of accumulation of social experience and moral and ethical knowledge, the formation and development of a system of spiritual values. In these works, in our opinion, the writers managed to create an artistic reality seen from the perspective of the children. The inclusion of folk-mythological and ethnographic motifs into the fabric of the artistic text are served for the most complete revelation of the characteristics of characters and their actions in the prewar and postwar years of the 20th century.