METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO TEACHING EPIC WORKS IN LITERATURE LESSONS
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epic work, literary education, methods of analysis, plot structure, artistic world, educational technologies, student perception.Abstract
This article examines the theoretical foundations and practical mechanisms of teaching epic works in literature lessons. It analyzes the genre features of epic texts, their plot-compositional structure, system of images, and artistic techniques, as well as effective methods for enabling students to deeply comprehend these elements. The study reveals the significance of analytical models, interactive teaching methods, problem-based questioning, and integration of historical-cultural context when studying epic works. The findings show that a comprehensive approach to reading and analyzing epic texts expands students’ literary horizons and develops their skills in holistic understanding of artistic works.
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