SOCIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF FOLKLORE
Адолатхон Асқарова
Abstract
In the article, the author reflects on the role of sociological activity in the formation of human personality. In folklore, the impact of the real conditions of personal life on the human psyche, self- awareness, mentality and affiliation issues is explained by the structural approach and semantic-based features. Unlike the sciences of literature, philosophy, and psychology, the means of studying folklore in sociology gain importance due to the transformation in the dynamics of the development of thinking and lifestyles in society. In the sociological study of folklore, the "worldview" factor acquires a primary meaning. Folklore has been scientifically described by experts with religious, national, local and place-related aspects. The scientific definitions given to folklore are also explained depending on the fields and directions, taking into account these aspects. Although the problem of folklore has been seriously studied in modern sociology, it is presented for the first time in the sociology of Uzbekistan for scientific reasoning.
фольклор, постфольклор, мировоззрение, религия, самосознание, социальный опыт, духовный опыт, литература, мифология, эпитет, языкFolklore, post-folklore, worldview, religion, self-awareness, social experience, spiritual experience, literature, mythology, epithet, language.folklor, postfolklor, dunyoqarash, din, o‘zlikni anglash, ijtimoiy kechinma, ruhiy kechinma, adabiyot, mifologiya, epitet, til
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