Philosophical worldview and pedagogical thoughts in the poetry of poet- zhiraus in Syrdarya region
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https://doi.org/10.32523/2616-678X-2023-142-1-192-198Keywords:
poet, zhirau, Syr region, proverb, haqlia, testament, philosophical worldview, pedagogical views, national character, traditionAbstract
The philosophical outlook and pedagogical thoughts in the poetry of poet-zhiraus of Syr region are analyzed in the article. The poet-zhiraus of Syr region also express their pedagogical views to show the right way in formation of an educated nation through their proverbs, haklia, poems-testaments.
Each nation has its own characteristics, national character, moral norms, customs, rituals, traditions and life style. Each nation has its own culture, which has been formed over hundreds of years, it takes root in people's lives and, of course, affects people's life skills and education. The desire to educate the generation of this nation in progressive traditions and an advanced moral spirit, to introduce people’s rich customs into life, to bring up them good qualities, is legitimacy and farsightedness.
Challenging tasks are sometimes arisenwith the development of the society, social relations, training and educational work. At each stage of the society development, new tasks are set before the family, school and other educational institutions. Finding more perfect and effective ways to influence especially young people's minds in the modern period are mentioned in the article.
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