K. Dzhusubaliev's novel "Cold Walls" (1969) is a pioneering work in Kyrgyz literature, employing the “stream of consciousness” technique and introducing a new type of hero. This article examines Arykov's character and the artistic methods used to reveal his inner world. The author creates a multilayered psychological portrait of a hero living in his memories and reflections, representing a departure from traditional Kyrgyz literary characters. “Cold Walls” significantly influenced the development of Kyrgyz literature by showcasing the potential of modernist techniques and profound psychologism, opening new avenues for portraying the human inner world.
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