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Aesthetics of Education of Young People in the Spirit of National Values in the Context of Globalization

Tagaev Ganisher Khasanovich

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the beginning of the 21st century, humanity is living on the border of many cultural worlds. As has begun to affect all aspects of human life, neither the economy nor socio-cultural life has been left out of its impact. At the same time, it is natural to ask what is the meaning of the term Many political scientists and scholars have expressed their views and opinions on this issue. Since there is no generally accepted definition of the concept of “globalization”, this phenomenon is interpreted differently. While some interpret as a way of thinking that is evolving on the basis of objective laws, others see it as an attempt to re-establish colonialism in a new form. nThe term globalization was coined in 1983 by the American political scientist T. Levitta. The new term was given a broader meaning at Harvard Business School. The main promoter of this term was the Japanese scientist K. Ome, who in 1991 published The World Without Borders. In this play he tried to reveal the essence of the concept of globalization.

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the beginning of the 21st century, humanity is living on the border of many cultural worlds. As has begun to affect all aspects of human life, neither the economy nor socio-cultural life has been left out of its impact. At the same time, it is natural to ask what is the meaning of the term Many political scientists and scholars have expressed their views and opinions on this issue. Since there is no generally accepted definition of the concept of “globalization”, this phenomenon is interpreted differently. While some interpret as a way of thinking that is evolving on the basis of objective laws, others see it as an attempt to re-establish colonialism in a new form. nThe term globalization was coined in 1983 by the American political scientist T. Levitta. The new term was given a broader meaning at Harvard Business School. The main promoter of this term was the Japanese scientist K. Ome, who in 1991 published The World Without Borders. In this play he tried to reveal the essence of the concept of globalization.

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the beginning of the 21st century, humanity is living on the border of many cultural worlds. As has begun to affect all aspects of human life, neither the economy nor socio-cultural life has been left out of its impact. At the same time, it is natural to ask what is the meaning of the term Many political scientists and scholars have expressed their views and opinions on this issue. Since there is no generally accepted definition of the concept of “globalization”, this phenomenon is interpreted differently. While some interpret as a way of thinking that is evolving on the basis of objective laws, others see it as an attempt to re-establish colonialism in a new form. nThe term globalization was coined in 1983 by the American political scientist T. Levitta. The new term was given a broader meaning at Harvard Business School. The main promoter of this term was the Japanese scientist K. Ome, who in 1991 published The World Without Borders. In this play he tried to reveal the essence of the concept of globalization.

Key concepts: Globalization, Meaning (existential), Humanity, Politics, Context (archaeology), Phenomenon, Sociology, Environmental ethics

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