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Oxymoronic Imagery in Askar Altay’s Novel «tuazhat»

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This article reveals how oxymoronic imagery conveys inner turmoil in Tuazhat, suggesting profound societal contradictions.

Oxymoronic imagery intensifies the emotional resonance of the narrative, highlighting complex human experiences.
Key expressions like 'a light fallen into hell' illustrate the novel's central tensions between life and death, tradition and modernity.
This study examines oxymoron not just as a rhetorical figure, but as a powerful tool reflecting the contradictions of contemporary society.
The findings show that oxymorons contribute significantly to the thematic depth and emotional impact of Altay's narrative.

B. Kazhytay (2025) studied this question.

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This article reveals how oxymoronic imagery conveys inner turmoil in Tuazhat, suggesting profound societal contradictions.

Oxymoronic imagery intensifies the emotional resonance of the narrative, highlighting complex human experiences.
Key expressions like 'a light fallen into hell' illustrate the novel's central tensions between life and death, tradition and modernity.
This study examines oxymoron not just as a rhetorical figure, but as a powerful tool reflecting the contradictions of contemporary society.
The findings show that oxymorons contribute significantly to the thematic depth and emotional impact of Altay's narrative.

B. Kazhytay (2025) studied this question.

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