Use of Fiction in the Formation of the Worldview of Youth

Bayeshanov Abdulla  Mustafayevich

Bayeshanov Abdulla Mustafayevich Gulistan State University

Keywords: Fiction reading, literature, benefits of reading, intellectual development, emotional intelligence, skills, worldview

Abstract

This article aims to provide basic information about use of fiction in shaping world looking of youth. Reading fiction can be based on giving mental stimulation that is helpful to improve speech, life style, approach, memory, vocabulary, and intention. In the process of reading, we usually put ourselves into the thought of the main heroes. Directly, this can help enhance empathy and emotional intellect. As we know, reading books has got many advantages that are fruitful to develop all skills of youth. Also, reading can improve your life in many ways. The best part is, reading is amazing and helpful for enlarging mindset of children. Actually, you will stimulate your mind and increase your emotional intelligence. But you can also go on exciting adventures and experience a life paradigm shift. Reading fiction books helps to learn more about analytical, logical, critical thinking, speaking, writing skills, empathy, tolerance,and stress reduction.

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