MODERN YOUTH AND CLASSICAL LITERATURE

Mustafayeva Nodira Abdujalilovna

Authors

Mustafayeva Nodira Abdujalilovna Teacher, Doctor of Philosophy in Philological Sciences (PhD), Uzbekistan State University of Physical Education and Sport

Keywords:

classical literature, modern youth, reading culture, spirituality, national values, artistic thinking, literary heritage.

Abstract

.This article provides a scientific and theoretical analysis of modern youth’s attitudes toward classical literature, the current state of reading culture, and the role of classical literary works in shaping the spirituality and intellectual worldview of young people. In addition, the study examines the declining interest of youth in fiction, particularly in samples of classical literature, against the background of rapid digital technological development. The article also reveals the significance of classical literature in spiritual maturity, the formation of national identity, and the development of aesthetic thinking.

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