Etymology of Family Conflict in Russian and Kazakh Russian-Speaking Women’s Prose: Problems, Poetics, Context

Rita Tolegenova; Lyudmila Safronova

doi:10.18172/cif.6774

Autores/as

Rita Tolegenova Al-Farabi Kazakh National University https://orcid.org/0009-0009-3518-5264
Lyudmila Safronova Abai Kazakh National Pedagogical University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18172/cif.6774

Palabras clave:

género, relaciones matrimoniales, matrimonio, lazos familiares, violencia

Resumen

Este estudio examina la representación del conflicto familiar en la literatura moderna por parte de escritoras rusas y kazajas de habla rusa. Este estudio emplea métodos de análisis de contenido, comparativos y estructurales para analizar novelas de U. Tazhikenova, L. Kalaus, K. Sarsenova, V. Tokareva, G. Yakhina y L. Ulitskaya. El estudio revela la heterogeneidad de los temas relacionados con los conflictos familiares, el contexto y el arte de retratar la dinámica familiar, así como las representaciones únicas de cada autora. Una investigación comparativa encuentra tendencias similares y características únicas, lo que lleva a crear un marco específico para entender el conflicto familiar de cada autora. A partir de estos hallazgos, se construye un modelo de conflicto familiar y sus variaciones en los textos literarios de las mujeres. Esta investigación proporciona una base para investigaciones posteriores sobre la prosa posmoderna y feminista, así como para análisis interculturales de los valores y tensiones familiares en la literatura mundial.

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