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Welcome to the website of Modern Poetry Corpus of the Kazakh language! Modern Poetry Corpus "«– An electronic database that allows one to find oral and written texts of works by modern Kazakh poets through a search system, providing information and demonstrating the features of the poetic structure of each poet. The purpose of creating a modern poetic corpus is to preserve the works of poets and provide future generations with the opportunity to easily find them, as well as compare and study the features of the poetic structure. At the moment, the database includes works by such poets as Abay Kunanbayev, Shakarim Kudaiberdiuly, Iliyas Zhansugirov, Saken Seifullin, Kasym Amanzholov, Zhuban Moldagaliev, Abdilda Tazhibaev, Dikhan Abilov, Muqagali Makataev, Mukhtar Shakhanov, Sultanmakhmut Toraigyrov, Abish Kekilbaev, Tayyr Zharokov, Isa Baizakov and others. Currently, the database includes written and audio versions of texts containing about 460,000 word usages, with metamarking and reflected prosodic features. In the future, the base will expand”.


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Modern Poetry Corpus is an electronic database that enables the retrieval of oral and written texts of contemporary Kazakh poets through a search system, provides relevant information, and demonstrates the distinctive features of poetic structure in each poet’s works. The purpose of creating the Modern Poetry Subcorpus is to preserve poets’ works and to facilitate easy access to them for future generations, as well as to create conditions for comparing and studying the structural characteristics of poetic texts produced by individual poets. At present, the poetic subcorpus database includes works by Abai Qunanbaiuly, Shakarim Qudaiberdiuly, Ilyas Zhansugirov, Saken Seifullin, Qasym Amanzholov, Zhuban Moldagaliev, Abdilda Tazhibaev, Dikhan Abilov, Mukagali Makatayev, Mukhtar Shakhanov, Sultanmakhmut Toraigyrov, Abish Kekilbayev, Taiyr Zharokov, Isa Baizakov, and other poets. Currently, the subcorpus database contains written and audio versions of texts comprising approximately 300,000 word usages; these materials have been meta-annotated and their prosodic features have been identified. In the future, the subcorpus database will continue to expand.