THE ROLE OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN THE WORLD.
Keywords:
: lingua franca, The Canterbury Tales, global literature, written and spoken communication, English literatureAbstract
. The article provides detailed information about the stages of development of English literature, its role and significance in the global community, as well as the new programs and innovations that have been implemented and the contributions made by scholars. In addition, the article discusses the reforms carried out in this field, the achievements that have resulted from them, and the existing shortcomings. Conclusions and recommendations are also analyzed within the framework of the topic through extensive research.
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