Group: Social-Psychological Analysis of Fiction Literature

Group Leaders: Elizaveta Sologhashvili, Nana Burduli

Group Goal:
To study and analyze the social-psychological aspects and patterns within fiction literature.

Description:
The work involves analyzing and evaluating the relationships and interactions between individuals and groups in fiction literature (e.g., conflicts between individual free will and system constraints, social influence on the individual and conformity, stereotypes and ways to prevent them, etc.).

Outcome:
This approach enables students to see, analyze, and internalize theoretical knowledge in a practical context. Instead of mechanical memorization, students will be able to evaluate issues from multiple perspectives, listen to and discuss different viewpoints, and finally express their understanding through written essays.