
This article explores the educational dimensions embedded in Karakalpak folk epics, such as Kyrk Kyz, Alpamys, and Edige, emphasizing their role as carriers of moral, cultural, and social values. Through a qualitative analysis of narrative structures, characters, and symbolic motifs, the study examines how these epics function as informal tools for transmitting virtues like courage, loyalty, respect for elders, and communal solidarity
Karakalpak folk epics, educational values, moral education, cultural heritage, bakhshi tradition
Karakalpak folk epics, educational values, moral education, cultural heritage, bakhshi tradition
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