THE RE-EMERGENCE OF ANIMALISTIC MOTIFS IN VARIOUS TEXTS: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SOURCE TEXTS AND SUBSEQUENT TEXTS

Authors

  • Ayimbetova D.M. Author

Keywords:

animalistic motif, intertextuality, hypertextuality, source text, subsequent text, transformation, symbol, allegory, comparative poetics.

Abstract

This paper analyzes the re-emergence of animalistic motifs across different eras and literary environments, focusing on the relationship between source texts and subsequent texts. Through the concepts of intertextuality, hypertextuality, and artistic transformation, the study identifies both the continuity and the evolution of animal imagery regarding plot, semantics, and poetic functions. The relationships between *Panchatantra* and *Kalila and Dimna*, as well as between *Mantiq ut-Tayr* and *Lison ut-Tayr*, are examined as comparative examples.

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Published

2026-10-14

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 10 (2026): LANGUAGE, LITERATURE, CULTURE AND INNOVATION: CONTEMPORARY TRENDS, GLOBAL CHALLENGES AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES

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