Analysis of Views on Teaching the "Alla" Genre in Uzbek Oral Folk Literature
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/Keywords:
lullaby, oral folk literature, upbringingAbstract
article analyzes the significance of lullabies in child upbringing and their role in oral folk literature. It explores the aesthetic and educational impact of lullaby melodies and their connection with other folklore genres. The influence of modern technology on lullabies is discussed, emphasizing the necessity of integrating them into school education. Additionally, the role of lullabies in shaping artistic thinking, fostering interest in national values, and developing speech culture is highlighted.
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