The Conceptual Foundations of the Concept of "National Worldview"

2024

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DOI 10.37788/2024-3/119-123
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Abstract

In science, the concept of «worldview» is considered to be the system of views of an ethnic group. This system analyzes the worldview guidelines and values that are formed in the socio-geographical environment of a well-known community. The anthropocentric basis of the concept of «national worldview» is the activity of people, lifestyle, way of thinking, the spiritual world of people, behavior, customs, customs, geographical environment surrounding this person, theП are also related to socio-political conditions, the real business of people. The specificity of the mentality of each nation is the specificity inherent in the same ethnic group, in the close connection of a person with the environment, with the affairs and behavior of people, with the system of thinking. The difference in such factors is related to the specifics of each environment, the systems of thinking and behavior characteristic of ethnic groups, for example, the mentality of the Kazakhs cannot be compared with the mentality of European peoples formed according to the Western model. The methods of scientific and methodological description and comparative analysis were used. The «national worldview» of the Kazakh people is formed in a special way, therefore it cannot be studied using Western-style principles and platforms