THE IMAGE OF U. BUINAKSKY IN THE WORKS OF A. TAHO-GODI AND A. ABU-BAKAR

Abstract

The article analyzes essays of A. Abu-Bakar and A. Taho-Godi, two great Dargin authors, who studied the life and work of the wonderful son of the Dagestan people, a revolutionary U. Buinaksky. In the essays, the authors captured the pages of the heroic struggle of the highlanders for their national and social liberation, which put forward popular fighters from their midst. It is noted that images of heroes of historical and documentary works have the same characteristics as images of other artistic genres. Unlike romantic characters, they are a type of character and actions prompted by this character that determine the progressive or reactionary aspirations of the opposing socio-political forces. And here the victory of the new over the old is revealed as a regularity of the historical development of society. In these essays, and especially in the last chapters and last paragraphs, A. Taho-Godi captures the Martyr pages of the heroic struggle of the mountaineers for their national and social liberation, who put forward the people’s fighters. The works of A. Taho-Godi, who for the first time paved the way for the formation and further development of documentary and artistic prose, are included into the Fund of Dagestan Soviet literature.