NATIONAL VALUES AND SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL HARMONY IN THE SPIRITUAL AND CULTURAL LIFE OF THE KARAKALPAK PEOPLE

Authors

  • Makhset Jaksilikovich Abdullaev

    Nukus State Pedagogical Institute named after Ajiniyaz image/svg+xml

Keywords: national value, spiritual life, Karakalpak society, socio-philosophical analysis, spiritual memory, moral norm, family institution, folklore

Abstract

The article provides a socio-philosophical analysis of the dialectical relationship between national values and spiritual life within the spiritual and cultural existence of the Karakalpak people. In this study, national values are highlighted as a resource that shapes historical memory, moral norms, and social identity, while spiritual life is viewed as an environment that transforms these resources into everyday practices, social relations, and personal responsibility. Drawing on the Karakalpak ethnocultural experience, the paper demonstrates the functioning of values within the system of family, mahalla, language, folklore, and moral relations, while also illustrating how they acquire new dimensions and meaning under the conditions of globalization.

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