Interpretation of the mother concept in Kyrgyz poetry (Based on the My Mother poem by Zhypara Isabaeva)

This research paper aims to delve into the societal position of women and mothers in Kyrgyz society through the analysis of My Mother poem by Zhypara Isabaeva. The paper employs a feminist lens to critically analyze the poem and its themes, characters, and poetic devices, shedding light on the challenges faced by Kyrgyz mothers. The study also seeks to understand how Kyrgyz women poets in the post-Soviet era express their female identity through their works. The development of Kyrgyz lyric poetry in the post-Soviet era is a reflection of the country’s rich cultural heritage and the experiences of its people during a time of significant change. Despite the challenges faced, Kyrgyz lyric poetry remains an important part of the country’s cultural heritage and continues to shape the national identity of Kyrgyzstan. The paper will explore the role of motherhood and marriage in hindering the self-realization of women in society, and examine the cultural peculiarities of Kyrgyz society and their impact on women's social standing.