The Kazakh Ethical Tradition and Anti-nuclear Ethics

Nurysheva, Gulzhikhan; Amrebayeva, Zhyldyz; Amrebayev, Aydar

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“…They bring order and harmony to life, unity, and solidarity. This special quality to successfully communicate with people has developed from the nomadic lifestyle (Nurysheva et al, 2019). Pertanika J. Soc.…”

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A Socio-Cultural Study of Face and Politeness Conceptions in the Kazakh Context

Muldagaliyeva¹,

Urazgaliyeva²,

Tleulinova³

et al. 2022

JSSH

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This study investigates the issues related to some aspects of the Kazakh concept of face and politeness, the perceptions of politeness, and politeness and impoliteness strategies. The principal means and mechanism guide and predetermines the social conduct that guarantees the harmony of the relationships between people. Kazakh politeness, as part of people’s communicative behavior, is a component of national culture and is governed by national customs and traditions based on deep historical roots. Historically nomadic, the Kazakhs had to develop a pattern of interaction rules within the community and outside that helped them to adapt successfully to the harsh conditions of the steppe. The only guarantee to successfully survive in the vast steppe, arid nature, and nomadic way of life was to maintain benevolent relations between people and, at any expense, prevent conflict and aggressive situations. An online survey was conducted in which 100 first-year al-Farabi university students participated. The survey data obtained provided valuable insight into the young people’s beliefs about politeness and impoliteness and how the concept of politeness affects their moral values and shapes their ethnocultural behavior in modern times. The respondents’ answers showed a surprising uniformity in defining the politeness principles in the Kazakh context. With Kazakh young people, politeness is nestled in respecting others, especially older adults, appropriate behavior, maintaining smooth and harmonious interpersonal relations, good manners, and adhering to societal rules and norms.

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Section: The Kazakh Concept Of Politenessmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Socio-Cultural Study of Face and Politeness Conceptions in the Kazakh Context

Muldagaliyeva¹,

Urazgaliyeva²,

Tleulinova³

et al. 2022

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“…However, unlike the Soviet government, an integral element of the tsarism politics was a thorough acquaintance, and studies the traditions and customs of the nomadic people. Thus, the tsarist government, represented by the prominent officials, personally took part in the collection and systematization of materials according to the customary law of the Kyrgyzs and Kazakhs (Kuldysheva et al, 2021;Dörre, 2015;Nurysheva et al, 2020). Historical data indicate that tsarist government studied various aspects including family and marriage relations (Preda et al, 2020), criminal legislation, and judicial system (Završnik, 2020).…”

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Certain Problems of Customary Legal Norms in Family Institutions and Marriage Relations in Sovereign Kyrgyzstan

Aitbaeva¹,

Asanbekova²,

kyzy³

et al. 2021

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This article is inverstigating certain problems of customary law legal norms in family institutions and marriage relations. Government politics during the establishment of Soviet authority exhibited responsible character associated with massive violations in human rights. All legislative acts in the legal relation were legally insolvent, as they came into conflict with constitutional principles, violating both the rights of the citizens majority individually, and among peoples as a whole. In the period of a social society development, the government policy was inspected, aiming in raising the status of women in society and in the government. Research purpose is to reveal the specific influence of policy pursued by the tsarist government and the Soviet government on the customary law of the Kyrgyzs, in particular in the field of family, marriage relations, legal and social status of women. Research methods are based on the historical, legal and comparative analysis results, on the features of women legal status in family and society during the establishment of the soviet power; identification of the advanced and reasonable trends combination of the tsarist government legislation under traditional view of the Kyrgyzs.

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The Kazakh Ethical Tradition and Anti-nuclear Ethics

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A Socio-Cultural Study of Face and Politeness Conceptions in the Kazakh Context

A Socio-Cultural Study of Face and Politeness Conceptions in the Kazakh Context

Certain Problems of Customary Legal Norms in Family Institutions and Marriage Relations in Sovereign Kyrgyzstan

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