A SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF ARROGANCE ON THE MORAL AND SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE ERA OF GLOBALIZATION

Abstract

The era of globalization has created new opportunities for communication, education, and personal growth, yet it has also introduced moral and spiritual challenges for the younger generation. Among these challenges, arrogance has emerged as a significant social and psychological issue. This article explores the phenomenon of arrogance in the context of youth, analyzing its philosophical underpinnings, social causes, and destructive effects on moral and spiritual well-being. The study argues that globalization, while promoting individual freedom and access to knowledge, has also intensified materialism and self-centeredness, contributing to the rise of arrogance among young people. The research suggests that moral education, cultural values, and spiritual development are critical in mitigating these effects and ensuring the holistic growth of youth.