BABURNAMA” CONTAINS SOCIAL-PHILOSOPHICAL FOUNDATIONS AND HISTORICAL-SOCIOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF THE CULTURE OF COMMUNICATION

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This article analyzes Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur’s work “Baburnama” as an important historical source that reveals the sociophilosophical, political, and religious-ethical foundations of communication culture. The study examines the general theoretical bases of speech etiquette, diplomatic relations, moral values, and family as well as social relations reflected in the work. It also scientifically explores Babur’s views on the role of communication culture in ensuring social stability, strengthening political governance, and fostering an atmosphere of trust among people

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10.52773/tsuull.conf.2026./rjxl2149

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