This paper examines the ethnic and spiritual factors of the Uzbek community, its customs and traditions, such as the organization “Mahalla”, hashar (voluntary group work), wedding, gap-gashtak (party), hospitality, as well as the role of public opinion in strengthening the culture of communication and national identity.
THE SPECIALTIES OF UZBEK COLLECTIVISM CULTURE
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Collective
social
culture
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