PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF HISTORICAL MEMORY AND NATIONAL VALUES
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Historical memory, national values, philosophical analysis, national consciousness, cultural heritage, moral and spiritual valuesAbstract
This article is devoted to the philosophical analysis of historical memory and national values. It examines the philosophical essence of historical memory and its inseparable connection with national consciousness and cultural values. The article also analyzes how national values contribute to the formation of moral and spiritual stability of society, the transmission of historical experience to younger generations, and the strengthening of national identity from a philosophical perspective.
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