SOCIO-CULTURAL FACTORS AND YOUTH SPIRITUALITY IN NEW UZBEKISTAN: A SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS
Keywords:
youth spirituality, socio-cultural factors, New Uzbekistan, social philosophy, national values, cultural identity, historical memory, education, art, digital environment, social responsibility, spiritual development.Abstract
This article examines the socio-philosophical significance of socio-cultural factors in shaping and strengthening the spirituality of young people in New Uzbekistan. Particular attention is paid to the interaction of national and universal values, family, mahalla, education, culture, art, historical memory, reading culture and the digital information environment in the formation of young people's worldview. The study argues that youth spirituality should not be understood merely as an individual moral quality, but as a complex socio-cultural phenomenon formed through the interaction of personal consciousness, social institutions and cultural practices. The article also substantiates the importance of integrating traditional cultural values with modern knowledge, critical thinking and creative activity in strengthening the spiritual resilience of young people.
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