THE ROLE OF ARTISTIC LITERATURE IN SHAPING THE WORLDVIEW OF CONTEMPORARY YOUTH
Keywords:
artistic literature, worldview formation, contemporary youth, moral development, digital media, cultural awareness, educational strategiesAbstract
This research paper explores the pivotal function of artistic literature in the formation of the worldview among contemporary youth. It analyzes theoretical frameworks rooted in literary theory, psychology, and cultural studies, emphasizing how literature fosters moral, aesthetic, and cognitive development in young individuals within modern sociocultural contexts. The study discusses the influence of digitalization on literary engagement, the role of literature in promoting social awareness, and pedagogical strategies that enhance its impact. The findings highlight the enduring significance of literary arts as tools for nurturing critical thinking, empathy, and cultural understanding in the digital age.
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