The Role Of World Literature In The Moral And Spiritual Development Of The Individual
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World literature, moral values, spiritual development, ethicsAbstract
World literature has always played a significant role in shaping the moral, ethical, and spiritual values of humanity. Literary works created in different cultures and historical periods reflect universal human concerns, such as good and evil, responsibility, dignity, and the meaning of life. This article explores the role of world literature in the moral and spiritual development of the individual. The study analyzes key literary themes, the educational value of classical and modern works, and their influence on readers’ worldview. Special attention is paid to the importance of world literature in modern education as a means of fostering ethical awareness, empathy, and critical reflection.
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