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DOI: Nationalism And Universality In Ethnoculture
Ozoda Djalolitdinovna Nishanova , Doctor of Science of Philosophy, Professor, National University of UzbekistanAbstract
This article describes the relationship between nationality and universality in ethnocultural group, the peculiarities of national culture. Moreover, it also studies ethnocultural group as the core of the national culture, the form of exaggerating the beauty, and splendor of the protagonist in the grotesque style, the harmony with the morality and beauty in Uzbek ethnocultural group and the factors that influencing the formation of national and universal characteristics in ethnocultural group.
Keywords
Ethnocultural group, uzbek, nation
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