WAYS OF ENHANCING POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS' POLYCULTURAL COMPETENCE THROUGH PAREMIOLOGICAL UNITS

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Статья посвящена проблемам повышения поликультурной компетентности аспирантов через паремиологические единицы. Дается определение паремий, и перечисляются их виды по формированию. Ключевые слова: пословицы, афоризмы, изречения, притчи, поговорки, девизы. Annotatsiya: Maqola paremiologik birliklar orqali aspirantlarning ko'p madaniyatli kompetentsiyasini oshirish muammolariga bag'ishlangan. Maqollarga ta’rif berilib, shakllanishiga ko‘ra turlari sanab o‘tiladi. Kalit so`zlar: maqol, aforizm, matal, matal, matal, shior. Paremiology is the study of proverbs, or short, popular sayings that express traditional wisdom or common truths. Proverbs are often used to convey advice, moral lessons, or reflections on human behavior in a concise and memorable way. They are found in many cultures and languages around the world and serve as a form of cultural expression and communication. Paremiological units include such concepts as proverbs, sayings, aphorisms, parables, maxims, sayings, mottoes, etc. Proverbs and sayings are of the greatest interest as stable sayings, which have become the object of research in this article. Paremiology (from Greek παροιμία (paroimía) 'proverb, maxim, saw') is the collection and study of paroemias (proverbs). It is a subfield of both philology and linguistics. An English proverb is a short, pithy statement that usually offers life advice, wisdom, or a truth. Proverbs are so common that native speakers of English may use them in conversation without realizing it. Proverbs can offer a shortcut for explaining or imparting information as well. 110 INNOVATIVE RESEARCH IN SCIENCE International scientific-online conference Paremiological units, or proverbs, can be classified into different types based on their structure and content. Here are some common types of paremiological units: 1. Traditional Proverbs: These are well-known proverbs that have been passed down through generations and are widely recognized in a particular culture or society. 2. Maxims: Maxims are concise statements of general truth or principle, often offering advice or guidance on how to behave or make decisions. 3. Aphorisms: Aphorisms are short, pithy statements that convey a philosophical or moral idea in a memorable way. 4. Adages: Adages are traditional sayings that offer wisdom or insight into human behavior, often based on observation or experience. 5. Epigrams: Epigrams are witty, clever, or satirical statements that often contain a twist or play on words. 6. Folk Sayings: Folk sayings are proverbs that are specific to a particular region, community, or cultural group. 7. Idioms: Idioms are expressions that have a figurative meaning different from the literal meaning of the words used. 8. Quotations: While not always considered traditional proverbs, famous quotations from literature, speeches, or historical figures can also be studied as paremiological units. These are just a few examples of the types of paremiological units that exist. Proverbs and sayings come in many forms and serve various purposes in communication and cultural expression. Ways of Enhancing postgraduate students' polycultural competence through paremiological units can be a creative and effective way to promote cross-cultural understanding and communication. Here are some ways this can be achieved: 1. Integrating Paremiological Units in Curriculum: Incorporate proverbs, sayings, and idiomatic expressions from different cultures into the curriculum. Discuss the meanings, origins, and cultural contexts of these expressions to help students understand different cultural perspectives. 2. Comparative Analysis: Encourage students to compare and contrast proverbs from their own culture with those from other cultures. This can help them appreciate the similarities and differences in cultural values and beliefs. 3. Interactive Workshops and Activities: Organize workshops and activities where students can share proverbs from their own cultures, explain their 111 INNOVATIVE RESEARCH IN SCIENCE International scientific-online conference meanings, and discuss how they relate to everyday life. This interactive approach can foster a deeper understanding of diverse cultural perspectives. 4. Role-Playing Exercises: Use paremiological units in role-playing exercises to simulate real-life cross-cultural interactions. This can help students develop empathy, adaptability, and effective communication skills in multicultural settings. 5. Research Projects: Assign research projects that require students to explore the cultural significance of specific proverbs in different societies. This can deepen their understanding of cultural diversity and enhance their critical thinking skills. 6. Cross-Cultural Communication Training: Provide training on cross-cultural communication strategies, using paremiological units as examples to illustrate how language reflects cultural norms and values. 7. Guest Lectures and Cultural Events: Invite guest speakers from diverse cultural ba