THE EPOS “SHIYRIN AND SHEKER” AND THE PHYTOMYPHOLOGICAL CONCEPTS IN IT (based on Uzbek and Karakalpak versions)
Abstract
The following article deals with the Uzbek and Karakalpak versions of the epic “Shiyrin and Sheker”, which are widely used in Central Asia, the use of phytomyphological concepts related to the fruit wood, their connection with the motives of childlessness including the idea of fertility and blessings. The typology of motifs in the epic is discussed.
Keywords: saga, motive, child, tree, apple, pomegranate, productivity, blessings.
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