The influence and significance of the epics "Alpomish" and "Beowulf" in the development of competence of philological students in intercultural communication in English.

The influence and significance of the epics "Alpomish" and "Beowulf" in the development of competence of philological students in intercultural communication in English.

Authors

  • Rudy Fang
  • Tajiboyeva Fotimaxon Voxidjon qizi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11340406

Keywords:

Alpomish, Beowulf, intercultural communication, philological students, competence, literature analysis, methods, results, discussion, conclusions

Abstract

This article explores the influence and significance of two epic poems, "Alpomish" and "Beowulf," in the development of philological students' competence in intercultural communication in English. Through a comprehensive literature analysis, the study investigates the themes, cultural contexts, and linguistic intricacies of these epics. Methods include textual analysis and surveys among philological students to gauge the impact of studying these epics on their intercultural communication skills. The results highlight the valuable insights gained from studying these texts, contributing to a deeper understanding of cultural nuances and enhancing communication abilities. The discussion delves into the implications for pedagogy and underscores the importance of incorporating diverse literary traditions in language education. The conclusions offer insights into how the study of epics can foster intercultural competence among students and provide suggestions for further research and curriculum development.

Author Biographies

Rudy Fang

Director Shareholder Business center Pte. Ltd Tourism expert. (Singapore)

Tajiboyeva Fotimaxon Voxidjon qizi

Uzbekistan State University of World Languages, 2nd year PHD student

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Published

2024-05-27

How to Cite

Fang, R., & Tajiboyeva, F. (2024). The influence and significance of the epics "Alpomish" and "Beowulf" in the development of competence of philological students in intercultural communication in English. “Innovative and Integrative Problems of Foreign Language Development in a Multilingual Environment” International Scientific-Practical Conference, 1(01), 376–381. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11340406

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Section 2. INTEGRATIVE APPROACHES TO TEACHING LANGUAGES IN PHILOLOGICAL AND NON-PHILOLOGICAL DIRECTIONS: BEST PRACTICES

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