The Gender Significance of Mythopoetic Details and Symbols in Asqad Mukhtor’s Novel “Chinor”

This article examines the mythopoetic details and symbolic elements in Asqad Mukhtor’s novel Chinor from the perspective of gender studies. The study focuses on the mythological motifs, archetypal images, symbolic details, and their artistic functions in revealing the gender characteristics of the characters. Particular attention is paid to the ways in which mythopoetic symbols reflect traditional perceptions of masculinity and femininity, gender roles, and the spiritual and social identity of the characters. The analysis demonstrates that mythopoetic details and symbols in the novel serve not only an aesthetic function but also contribute to the deeper interpretation of gender relations, cultural values, and the author’s artistic conception.