GENRE-COMPOSITIONAL FEATURES OF THE NOVEL M.-S. PLIEV “DIFFICULT PASS”

Abstract

The article analyzes the genre and compositional features of the novel by an Ingush writer M.-S. Pliev “Difficult Pass”. It is noted that the work of the Ingush writer has been little studied in scientific terms. Compositionally, the first book “Twin Brothers” consists of four parts. The second book of the novel “Difficult Pass” is called “Battle at dawn” and consists of seven parts. The second book is devoted to the events that took place in Ingushetia after the establishment of Soviet power in the Caucasus. The protagonist of the novel, Mahomet Arsamakov and his associates help fellow countrymen to build a new life and fighting with those who build obstacles on the way to a new life. The images of the characters of the “Difficult Pass” from the point of view of their artistic value and compliance with the social demand of that era do not cause any special claims. The aesthetic impact of the images of Mahomet, old Ingush Patso, Temirsultan, Hadith, Madina and others, which are associated with the formation of the main character as a person, on the reader is obvious. Creating these images, i.e. describing their life, the writer showed such skill that the pictures of the past compete with the reality in which the character lives. The originality of the actions and the uniqueness of the emotional motives of the heroes, given through the perception of the main character, are undeniable.