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TRADITIONAL NARRATIVES AND THEIR INFLUENCE ON MODERN COMMUNICATION

Authors

  • Mirodilova Farzona

    2nd-year student, Group 2428 Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Faculty of English Language
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  • Shamuradova Naima Muxtarovna

    Scientific Supervisor
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Keywords:

traditional narratives, storytelling, modern communication, cultural influence, archetypes, rhetorical structure, emotional engagement, symbolic meaning, cultural memory, media

Abstract

Traditional narratives have long been central to cultural transmission, shaping values, beliefs, and communication styles. Despite the dominance of digital media and global interaction today, ancient stories, myths, and legends continue to influence the way people think, interpret events, and communicate. Modern communication strategies—ranging from public speaking and advertising to social media content—frequently reflect patterns established in traditional storytelling, including narrative structure, symbolism, moral lessons, and emotional engagement. This article explores the enduring influence of traditional narratives on contemporary communication practices, emphasizing how these stories provide rhetorical frameworks, cultural archetypes, and stylistic techniques that continue to guide expression and understanding in a rapidly evolving world.

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Published

2025-12-15