The use of linguistic units with national-cultural content in contemporary Kazakh media

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Sourced from the future work and recommendations and abstract and stated research gap of the source papers, classified as general, drawn from work published between 2024 and 2026, spanning 3 journals.

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• Kazakh Romances as a cross-cultural phenomenon: The transformation of the European vocal genre in Kazakh Music (2026) · rast müzikoloji dergisi · doi

  repertorial, ethnographic, cross- regional perspectives could further enrich the understanding of the Kazakh romance as a dynamic intercultural phenomenon. and 208 Kazakh Romances as a cross-cultural phenomenon: The transformation of the European...Acknowledgment The authors express their sincere gratitude to the Library of the K. Bayseitova Kazakh National University of Arts and the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music for providing access to archival records and articles, which made a significant contribution to this study. The study was conducted without external funding. All authors contributed equally to the concept development, analysis, and writing of the manuscript. The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Editing and proofreading of this manuscript in English were performed by a professional academic editor who is a native English speaker. 209 RAST MUZIKOLOJI DERGISI | SPRING 2026, 14(1) 179-213Ryskulov et al.References Akhmetova, M. kompozitorov Kazakhstana romances of Kazakhstani Almaty. (1968). Pesni romansy [Songs and composers]. Bamford, J. S. (2024). Love songs and serenades: A theoretical review of music and romantic relationships. Frontiers in Psychology, 15, Article 1398712. https:// doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1398712

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  Keywords: kazakh authors cross phenomenon romances music manuscript english songs repertorial ethnographic regional perspectives further enrich
• Kazakh Romances as a cross-cultural phenomenon: The transformation of the European vocal genre in Kazakh Music (2026) · rast müzikoloji dergisi · doi

  Recommendations for further research Future research could extend the present study by exploring the broader network of Central Asian vocal genres that evolved through intercultural synthesis. Comparative analysis between Kazakh, Uzbek, Kyrgyz, and Tatar romance traditions could reveal regional variations in the adaptation of European chamber-vocal models. Another promising direction involves examining the digital transformation of the romance in the 21st century – particularly its reinterpretation through online performance platforms, transnational crossover projects, and collaborations. Further inquiry into the pedagogical implications of teaching Kazakh romances in conservatory settings would also deepen the understanding of how national vocal techniques and expressive intonation can be integrated into modern academic curricula, fostering the development of a distinct Central Asian vocal methodology.

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  Keywords: vocal further central asian kazakh romance recommendations future extend present exploring broader network genres evolved
• Tradition and Innovation in Modern Kazakh Poetry (2024) · Eurasian Journal of Philology Science and Education · doi

  The scientific and practi-cal significance of the study is evident from the fact that it can be widely used in the subjects “Kazakh literature” and “Modern Kazakh literature” in secondary schools and higher educational institutions, gives a lot of information to the scientific community and the reader about artistic research of Kazakh poetry and opens the way for further research into modern Kazakh poetry.

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  Keywords: kazakh scientific literature modern poetry practi significance evident fact widely used subjects secondary schools higher
• Ethnopoetic Codes in Kazakh Media: Transformations of Proverbs, Mythologemes and Zhyrau Poetry (2026) · Theory and Practice in Language Studies · doi

  The paper identifies a gap in the understanding of the use of linguistic units with national-cultural content in contemporary Kazakh media. The study highlights the need for a comprehensive investigation of the semantic, pragmatic, and stylistic functions of linguocultural units. The research gap is related to the lack of systematic classification and comparative analysis of linguocultural units.

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  Keywords: paper identifies gap understanding use linguistic units national-cultural

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