The Concept of "Reverence" in Uzbek Culture
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/Keywords:
uzbek culture, reverence, respect for elders, ancestral veneration, traditions, intergenerational communication, rituals, social cohesion, cultural heritageAbstract
The concept of reverence is a fundamental element of Uzbek culture, deeply embedded in social and familial traditions. This article explores various manifestations of reverence, including respect for elders, ancestral veneration. The study is based on scientific research, ethnographic data, and historical-cultural sources, examining the norms of etiquette, rituals, and intergenerational communication that reinforce reverence in Uzbek society. The article also discusses the impact of reverence on social cohesion and the preservation of national identity.
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