Bulletin of the Bishkek State University

The article discusses how the concept of social order influenced the development of Kyrgyz Soviet literature in the twentieth century, where this concept came from and how Kyrgyz poets-writers fulfilled the requirements set by the order. Also mentioned are the conditions for the emergence of a social system in Soviet literature, the process of its formation, from its development and by whom it became. As a result of the formation of a socialist society on the Kyrgyz land, the emergence of a new society and a new civilization, the dialogue and conflict of the old and the new, the contradictions of the new era, the beginning of the cultural transformations of the Soviet government are analyzed. How Kyrgyz poets-writers fulfilled the «social order» and worked in this direction. On the example of Bayalinov’s novel «Boordashtor», it is revealed through a comparative historical study. The process of growth and renewal of national literature, the emergence of professional literature with the onset of a new era, the beginning of the politicization of literature, the influence of the political situation, ideology on creativity, and other future changes in influence, etc., problems are analyzed

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