Myth conceptualization and Kazakh mythology design in Serikbol Qondibay's "Arğıkazak Mythology"

The myth is about a comprehensible stereotype about the environment in which human society lives in a particular geographic area, in a particular political, social, cultural and economic situation, about how it arose and about the internal forces affecting people, about the place and degree of society in the universe. The book we will use in this study consists of four volumes. The books generally include the ways of reconstructing the Kazakh language using the internal and external abilities and the development order of the early stages of our history through mythology, astronomical mythological subjects of the Kazakhs, the image of women in the Kazakhs, the cult of snakes and dragons, some animal totems, the mythology of twins, the cult of swords. . Our thesis consists of an introduction and three main chapters that follow. Subsequently, the conclusion and bibliography sections follow. In the introduction part, after a brief evaluation about Serikbol Qondıbay's life and works, the aim, subject, method and sections of the thesis are explained. After the first part of the conceptual analysis of the work, in the second part, the methods used by the author in the work he created are discussed and an evaluation has been made on the examples regarding the similarities and differences with René Guénon. In the third chapter, the translation of the first volume is included in this four-volume work of Qondıbay. The study was analyzed by document analysis method and interpreted with content analysis. In the study, the mythological product was analyzed according to the study named "Text, Verbal Texture and Context" of Alan Dundes, one of Context-Centered Folklore Theories. Key Words Kazakh, Kazakhstan, Myth, Mythology, Serikbol Qondıbay