Article

Contemporary civilization and the person the dialectical relationship of spiritual image

Turobova Sevara KattakulovnaDepartment of Philosophy, Termez State University Associate Professor, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in PhilosophyOchilova Nigora RuzimuratovnaAssociate dosent "Social sciences"; Karshi Engineering and Economic Institute (Uzbekistan, Karshi cityOchilova Gozal AralovnaKarshi Institute of Engineering Economics, Associate Professor of Social SciencesKurbanova Marguba BoltaevnaSenior Lecturer, Department of Social Sciences, Karshi Institute of Engineering and EconomicsElboeva Shakhnoza Buriniyozovna

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Abstract

Abstract. The urgency of this problem lies in the fact that the process of globalization, which is a characteristic feature of modern civilization, has also exacerbated the conflict between East and West. By now, the Western world can set prices for these types of goods, spreading information technology around the world, making them an important component of modern production. As a result, the gap between developed and developing countries is widening. Any attempt by developing countries to "catch up" ends with temporary success.

Topics

Hermeneutics and Narrative Identity Aging, Elder Care, and Social Issues Health, Medicine and Society

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DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5792349

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