INCORPORATING LITERATURE IN LANGUAGE LEARNING
Keywords:
Keywords: Literature, EFL, reading comprehension, language acquisition, cultural awareness.Abstract
Abstract: Literature has long been recognized as a powerful tool in language
learning. It provides authentic language exposure, enhances vocabulary acquisition,
and fosters critical thinking skills. This article explores the role of literature in English
as a Foreign Language (EFL) learning, highlighting its benefits, implementation
strategies, and challenges. Various literary genres, including novels, poetry, and short
stories, can be effectively utilized to enhance language proficiency and cultural
understanding.
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