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The article is devoted to the study of the phenomenon of harmony in Turkic folk poetry. Along with traditional signs of harmony, such as proportionality, proportionality, and conformity, synergetic signs, such as formation, optimality, nonlinear synthesis, fractality, and dynamic whole, are considered. Turkic folk poetry is a self-developing synergetic system that is favourable to studying synergetic indicators of harmony, which express harmony as a system in dynamics and development. The verse forms of Turkic folk poetry have a planetary structure, and the planetary structure is the standard of harmony.

harmony; proportionality; becoming; nonlinear synthesis; evolutionary epistemology; fractality; planetary structure

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