Autobiography

Madibayeva Kanipash Kaisaevna was born on February 12, 1951 in the village of Dzhemdy, Alakol district, Almaty region. Doctor of Philology, Professor. In 1968-1972 he studied at the Philological faculty of the Kazakh State Pedagogical Institute named after Abai, graduated with honors. He taught Kazakh language and literature in high school, worked in the republican book publications "Kazakhstan", "Kainar", "Zhalyn", the magazine "Zhalyn". Since 1990, he has been a lecturer at the Kazakh National University.Al-Farabi. Currently, he is the chief researcher at the Institute of Literature and Art.M.O Auezova. In 1995 he defended his PhD thesis on the topic: "Zar Zaman and the literary legacy of Shortanbai Kanaevich". In 1997, he received the academic title of associate professor. In 2006, he defended his doctoral dissertation on the topic: "Artistic development and study of Kazakh literature in the XIX century", in 2009 he received the degree of professor. Madibayeva published 2 articles in the Scopus database and more than 300 scientific literary and critical articles in philological publications, domestic and foreign international scientific conferences, newspapers and magazines on the instructions of the Committee for Control in the field of education and Science of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Author of monographic studies and textbooks "The Current of zar zaman" (1997), "Masterpiece of Kazakh literature" (2012), "Kazakh literature of the XIX century" (2023), "Abai Amanaty" (2022), "Galymkhat" (2024) in the task of substantiating samples of literature of the XIX century from a Muslim point of view. In the course of teaching the history of Kazakh literature of the XIX century, author's courses "new directions in Abay studies", "Makhambettan", etc. were developed. Kanipash Madibayeva also worked in the field of literary and artistic translation. "Sweet Carrie" by T. Dryder, "Little Tales" by R. Kipling, Russian folk tales, works by Kyrgyz and Belarusian writers. The winner of the grant of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan "The best teacher of 2012". He was awarded the jubilee medal of the 75th anniversary of the Al-Farabi Kazakh National University. He created the Ai Aru Center. He published a literary and educational student almanac. He leads the circle of young researchers "The Way to Science". Undergraduate, research supervisor for doctoral students.