An Analytical Approach To English Literature For Exploring Cultural Diversity
Abstract
This article examines the analysis of English literary works as a means of understanding cultural diversity and exploring the growing intensity and variety of intercultural communication in the modern world. The possibilities, nature, and effectiveness of intercultural interactions depend on several factors, among which auto- and hetero-stereotypes held by representatives of different cultures play a particularly significant role. The concept of intercultural communication itself is grounded in the principle of equitable cultural interaction among members of diverse linguistic and cultural communities, while acknowledging their distinctiveness. This, in turn, necessitates the comparison and identification of both foreign and native cultures. In addressing this issue, selected works of English fiction were included as the basis for research and content analysis.