The concept of Litigation in folklore and written literature

• Aryn Yerzhan 7D021300 — Student in Linguistics
• Zhanalik Baltabayeva, Tanzharikova Alua Abay Kazakh National Pedagogical University, 13, Dostyk аve., Almaty, 050010, the Republic of Kazakhstan
• Zhunissova Maira Candidate of philological sciences Chair of Kazakh language and literature named of academic C. Kirabaev Kazak National PedagogikalUniversiti named of Abai 050010, Republi c of Kazakhstan, Almaty, Dostykave.13.
• Osmanova Zeinep Abai Kazakh National Pedagogical University 13, Dostyk Ave., Almaty, 050010, the Republic of Kazakhstan

Abstract

This article attempts to reveal the nature of the concept of litigation by conducting a conceptual analysis of language units in oral and written literature using cognitive data on the history of the population. As a result, the global character of the transformations, happening in the world, is caused, first, by the humanization of social life. The culturological approach becomes leading in comparative researches. In conclusion, Kazakh writers embodied the highest principles of morality, such as morality and justice, human dignity and reason, through the image of a fair judge