THE STUDY OF THE MORAL VALUES OF EQUALITY FOR STUDENTS OF MODERN KAZAKHSTAN

A.A. Issahanova, S.M. Jakupov, Z.K. Kusherova

International Journal of Advanced Studies, 2012

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DOI 10.12731/2227-930x-2012-1-3

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Abstract

This article discusses a new study of moral values of equality in a multi-ethnic society in Kazakhstan, which has not yet been considered in the state. The research shows the level of progressive moral principles, in the period of pronounced ethnic paradox of modernity of Kazakh society in the inter-ethnic cooperation both inside and beyond the country and that ethnic prejudices are the result of forming and development of specific semantic barriers, arising up in the conditions of interethnic co-operation and people’s communication. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.12731/2227-930X-2012-1-3