IDEOLOGICAL EMPHASIS OF BYUZAND TOPALYAN'S BOOK "ARDZANAGIR"

Abstract

In summary, let us note that when examining Byuzand Topalyan's collection of poems "Ardzanagar" for literary criticism, we used the principle of "divination", striving to penetrate the creative psychology of the artist as much as possible.

Within the framework of the study, we referred to the materials preserved in the funds, the responses of the press of the time, the reviews of the poet's contemporaries, and letters.

In the collection, national and universal ideas appear side by side, intertwining and complementing each other.

Although he draws from the Spirit of his ancestors, his homeland, the inexplicable desire to struggle, rebel, and endure, he considers himself a member of the human family, clearly preserving his national features.

He also considers the pain, suffering, and cruel fate of his nation to be the pain and fate of humanity. And vice versa, the pain and suffering of humanity are the pain and suffering of his nation, his homeland.

The ideological emphases of the "Protocol" are: a joint struggle against evil, falsehood, wars, and terrorism, conversion through internal qualitative changes in humanity, essential reconstruction for the sake of human freedom, the salvation of the Earth, for the sake of peaceful and creative work, and for the sake of the brotherhood of nations.