Cultural Analysis of Transformational Processes in Cultures: A Case Study on Kazakhstan and Finland
Authors:
Daniyar
Aliyev
Kazakh National Pedagogical University named after Abai; Kazakhstan
Zhomart
Simtikov
Kazakh National Pedagogical University named after Abai; Kazakhstan
Ruslan
Seitkaziyev
Kazakh National Pedagogical University named after Abai; Kazakhstan
Pages:
430-
446
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54664/BGKP1288
Abstract:
Cultural values, being the highest manifestations of world material and spiritual culture, concentrate the centuries-old experience of mankind. They directly perform a transformative function in relation to the individual and society as a whole. А society’s cultural life includes the heritage of its historical past, existing in the forms of spiritual and material values, which are traditionally the subject of increased public interest, attracting attention as the focus of the creative potential of humanity, an irreplaceable part of the material world, which is the basis of cultural diversity. The rarity of antique objects, the fact that they have been preserved for centuries, as well as history (belonging to a certain era, outstanding people) increases their value. The study of the exchange of cultural values is significant because it is connected to the prospects of increasing the status of national cultures, expanding opportunities for their inclusion in world culture, and prospects for social development in general. Cultural interaction and the exchange of genuine spiritual and moral values that form the basis of different peoples’ national cultures act as effective factors in consolidating humanity and humanizing interstate relations, as well as developing cultural policies. All this determines the relevance of considering the essence and mechanisms of exchange of cultural values as cultural forms and artifacts
Keywords:
cultural, analysis, transformational, processes, a case study, Kazakhstan, Finland.
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