Тамаддун нури Том 5 № 1-qism (2026) · с. 415-418
THE CIVILIZATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GREAT SILK ROAD IN THE HISTORY OF UZBEKISTAN: A PHILOSOPHICAL AND HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE EURASIAN ORDER
Агзамходжаева, Саида
Аннотация
This article offers a philosophical-historical interpretation of Uzbekistan’s role within the Silk Road system from antiquity to 2026, conceptualizing the Silk Road not merely as a historical trade network but as a durable civilizational paradigm of Eurasian interaction. Drawing upon the methodology of global intellectual history, the philosophy of history, and qualitative empirical analysis, the study examines how the territory of present-day Uzbekistan functioned as a pivotal mediator of cultural translation, knowledge circulation, and normative exchange between Eastern and Western civilizations.
Silk Road; Uzbekistan; Philosophy of History; Civilizational Dialogue; Eurasian Studies; Belt and Road Initiative.Шелковый путь; Узбекистан; философия истории; цивилизационный диалог; Евразийские исследования; Инициатива «Один пояс, один путьBuyuk Ipak yo‘li; O‘zbekiston; tarix falsafasi; sivilizatsiyalar muloqoti; Yevroosiyo tadqiqotlari; «Bir makon, bir yo‘l» tashabbusi.
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