MORAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL DISCOURSE OF MUSA AKHMADOV’S STORY “WOODEN DOLLS”

Abstract

The article is dedicated to the role of a modern Chechen writer Musa Akhmadov in the formation of Chechen literature in the latest period of its development, in the formation of a unique genre system in his work, which includes all types of genre forms. It is noted that the most frequently used genre in the writer’s work is a philosophical story, in which the author manages to express his innermost thoughts regarding the spiritual formation of modern Chechen society, about the role of a creative person in shaping the culture of the people, their future. The event series of the story echoes the author’s thoughts about Eternity, about life, about the fate of individual people. The author’s reflections on a creative person and his loneliness in the modern world, on his flawed position in society, on the “turn” of people to the material world, to the rejection of the spiritual principle, on the destruction of traditional values that have developed over the centuries in the national society determine the key line of the narrative in the story.