Development processes of language and philosophical views in Central Asia

Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages, 140100, Samarkand, Uzbekistan

^* Corresponding author: shahramaslanov97@gmail.com

Abstract

In the history of human society, the territory of Central Asia attracted the peoples of the world as a place for the development of the Turkic language, where its own culture and values were formed. This region is rightfully considered a place of cultural life, embodying the literary heritage of our people, and worldviews, one of the first centers of spirituality, and a testing ground where social and philosophical ideas were born. In it, literature about language and philosophy created in different periods, the characters of works based on reality, and the expression of philosophical thinking in our national culture are embodied in literary genres. They reflect the processes of formation of linguistic and philosophical views in the hearts of the young generation on a value basis and reveal the national image of the ideas of goodness and justice in our history. The Central Asian region, as a settlement where a rich intellectual potential has long been formed, is characterized by rich philosophical masterpieces of our ancestors, ancient oral and written sources, narratives that reflect the image of national heroes, and traditions that have merged with the earth. Of particular importance in them are the way of life, art, and culture of the Turkic peoples, the world of philosophical thought, a subtle aesthetic worldview, and the moral values of representatives of other peoples. Harmonization of ideas based on the Turkic language, formed on this earth, with divine beliefs, and views on the creation of being, earth, and heaven in “Avesto” are elements of a specific philosophical thought. The unity of a noble word, a noble thought, and a noble deed in this work is considered the main idea in ensuring the eternity of life, in enriching the immortality of the language. The processes of parallel development of philosophical views in Central Asia and language not only served as the basis for later periods but also contributed to the development of spiritual treasures in the world.