Aspects of proverbial language in Jemal Karchkhadze’s novel “Master”

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The work shows that, the main thing we should look for in the contexts of parables is the eternal wisdom that the masters of parables convey to us. If we consider that the world is a text, and every person is a text of some kind, then we can say that the modern world is the embodiment of a parable, and the person himself is a parable.

  The idea of ​​the poet cannot be confined to the framework of the local literary form from a genre perspective and acquires unlimited scope, because the poet has been present in the spheres of human knowledge since the earliest stages of the development of the world. Our particular interest is aroused by the figurative symbolism of parables, the wide range of meanings that can be expressed in literary texts in the same or different ways, at different times and in different contexts. The scope of this study is determined by the meaning of the figurative symbolism of parables in the Bible, in the Bible, in the Bible, in the Bible.

  The narrative of the ancient Greeks in the literary world of the Mtserals takes on a more traditional character, while the synchronic-diacritical narration of the Greeks, on the other hand, is a paradigm shift in the cultural landscape. Martyrdom, the inexhaustible treasure trove of world literature, is first and foremost a source of wisdom and instruction, which conceals the secrets of the unknown. Wandering through the labyrinths of proverbs, he finds, as a guide, that proverb that, in every epoch, in every time, and even in different ethnic groups, preserves and carries the eternal meaning of the proverb.

  In Georgian literature, this approach gains a new, more imaginative meaning in the work of Jemal Karchkhadze. His work “The Master,” published in 2025 and now printed in manuscript form, is of particular interest. This is the only work that the writer specially copied by hand so that it would be easy for the reader to read. The essence of the story concerns the eternal problem – the mechanism of the inheritance of evil – and perhaps it is most relevant to our modernity.