COMPARISON OF ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN LITERATURE

English and Russian literature represent two of the most influential literary traditions in world culture. Both traditions explore universal human themes such as love, morality, society, and identity, yet they differ significantly in style, historical development, and philosophical depth. English literature is often characterized by realism, individualism, and social commentary, while Russian literature is known for psychological analysis, spirituality, and existential reflection. This article examines the similarities and differences between English and Russian literature, analyzes their cultural significance, and discusses the challenges of teaching literature in modern education.