THE IMPORTANCE OF BASIC LITERARY COMPETENCES
Abstract
The concept of literary competence encompasses the knowledge and skills required to comprehend, interpret, and appreciate literary texts. This article explores the importance of basic literary competences in the educational context and beyond. We will examine the role these competences play in fostering critical thinking, creativity, cultural understanding, and emotional intelligence. Moreover, the article will outline strategies for cultivating these competences in educational settings, emphasizing the need for an integrative approach to literature education. The significance of basic literary competences in today’s rapidly changing, media-saturated world will also be highlighted.
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Literary competences, Pedagogical process, Critical thinkingHow to Cite
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