YOUTH AS A SUBJECT OF SOCIAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
youth, social analysis, philosophical analysis, personality, society, moral values, social activity, spiritual development, multidisciplinary approachAbstract
This article examines the issues of studying youth as a subject of social and philosophical analysis. The social role of youth in society, their formation as individuals and their significance within the framework of moral and spiritual values are analyzed. The article studies the role of youth in modern society, their social activity and inner world based on social and philosophical methodologies. The study shows the need for a multidisciplinary approach aimed at understanding youth in a broader context and supporting their development.
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