Study On Group Of Korla Women Writers

On the new period Uighur literary, gradually formed a Uighur woman writer and poet creative team, they experienced from scratch, from small to large arduous development process, today they have a certain scale, in literature practical level has been completed from quantitative to qualitative change. Nowday, women writers team for the development and prosperity in the New Uighur literature make a significant contribution.Korla group of women writers as part of the team of women writers, whose literary filled with immense respect and love. They constantly strive to explore, unceasing dedication to become pioneers in the prosperity and development of Uighur literature history.This paper discusses in Korla engaged in literary creation writer Maynur Abdelim, Gulbahar Aziz, Amangul Aziz and other writers on "TARIM", "TAGRITAG" and "KIRORAN" magazine published more representative works for the study. Common Characteristics of women writers of literary creation, creations and the creative process in the presence of deficiencies.This paper consists of the preface, text and conclusion of three parts.Briefly clarify the causes and significance of the topic, the subject of domestic and foreign research situation, this paper to solve the main problems and research methods.Text composed of three chapters, the first chapter describes the formation of Uygur Literature of Women Writers Literature before and Women Writers. The second chapter proposes Writers Group concept, factors Korla Women Writers in the formation and promote the fast development of groups of female writers, both inside and outside factors. The third chapter presents and analyzes the common features of the main theme of literary writers group, type, representative works, the narrative art of creation(narrative time, narrative perspective, narrative mode) and the deficiency of literary creation.Conclusions section: This affirmed the significance of literary creation Korla women writers as well as their status and role of women writers in the literary creation of the new era.