In this article, the author presented his research results on the function of existentialism. Existentialism has become a significant phenomenon in Western culture. This philosophy greatly influenced the work of artists Alberto Giacometti and Jackson Pollock, as well as film directors Jean-Luc Godard and Ingmar Bergman. This concept still plays a significant role in the intellectual world today. ‎

The issue of equality between men and women has always worried society at all times. Because gender equality means a society in which both women and men have equal opportunities, rights and responsibilities in all areas of life. The author in his article emphasizes that modern conditions of world development and the paradoxes of globalization also affect the position of women, and the family also plays an important role in achieving gender equality. It is emphasized that state care for women is a sign of the health of society, its humanity and morality. ‎

This research delves into the intricate relationship between financial development and economic growth in Nepal, employing a Time Series Causality Analysis to unveil patterns and dynamics. Titled "Nepal's Economic Symphony: Examining the Symbiosis between Financial Development and Economic Growth through Time Series Causality Analysis," the study navigates the causal linkages between these two critical dimensions of economic prosperity. By providing new insights and intuitions, this research aims to inform policymakers and stakeholders, fostering a harmonious and sustainable economic trajectory for Nepal. ‎

This article presents an analysis of the problem of corruption as articulated in the works of ancient thinkers and Movarounnahr scholars. Drawing upon the writings of philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle, and Confucius, as well as the contributions of Movarounnahr scholars including Avicenna, Al-Farabi, and Al-Biruni, the analysis offers a multidisciplinary exploration of the ethical and sociopolitical dimensions of corruption within diverse cultural and historical contexts.

The analysis reveals recurring themes and nuanced variations in the conceptualization of corruption, shedding light on the enduring relevance of ancient insights to contemporary discussions of governance, ethics, and societal well-being. Emphasizing the ethical imperatives of virtuous leadership, the cultivation of moral character, and the establishment of resilient institutions, the works of these thinkers and scholars offer valuable perspectives that continue to inform efforts to address corruption and uphold the ideals of just and virtuous societies. ‎

In this article, the author presented his research results on the place of philosophy in the education of modern youth of New Uzbekistan. The author shows that the modern young generation, in search of an answer to the question “what should a person focus on in order to preserve his moral principles,” often turns to philosophy. ‎

This exploration delves into the legal intricacies surrounding civil liability arising from incorrect administration. The study navigates through the multifaceted landscape of accountability, dissecting the legal ramifications when errors occur in administrative processes. Through a comprehensive analysis of case law, statutes, and legal precedents, the research sheds light on the nuanced dimensions of liability, investigating the responsibilities and obligations of individuals and entities involved in the administration. By elucidating the legal implications, this study aims to provide a valuable resource for legal professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders seeking a deeper understanding of the consequences and potential safeguards against incorrect administrative actions. ‎

This article provides information about the sources of social mobility, the motivation to achieve, the law of increasing needs, and the hierarchical system of distribution of social results. The presence of channels of social mobility in society, including various social institutions - the military, religion, education, political organizations, trade unions, family, marriage, art, sports, inheritance, elections, mass media, social networks, social networks of individuals and their groups. creates conditions for movement. ‎

This article looks at the research conducted by various authors on the ethnic composition and ethnotoponomical history of the population of the Jizzakh Oasis in the first quarter of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, which looked at the research conducted by various authors on the ethnic composition and ethnotoponomical history of the population of the Jizzakh Oasis. ‎

This article describes the development of emotional intelligence in the process of management, the acquisition of emotional intelligence, management processes that affect the development of intelligence in the process of management in students.

In this article, the author presented his research results on the place of antropology philosophy in Islam. Islam is a science, a philosophy, and a religion at the same time. This is a monolithic, powerful worldview system that determines the entire life path of a person from beginning to end. It does not exist outside of Islam.

The issue of equality between men and women has always worried society at all times. Because gender equality means a society in which both women and men have equal opportunities, rights and responsibilities in all areas of life. The author in his article emphasizes that modern conditions of world development and the paradoxes of globalization also affect the position of women, and the family also plays an important role in achieving gender equality. It is emphasized that state care for women is a sign of the health of society, its humanity and morality. ‎

In this article, the author presented his research results on the function of existentialism. Existentialism has become a significant phenomenon in Western culture. This philosophy greatly influenced the work of artists Alberto Giacometti and Jackson Pollock, as well as film directors Jean-Luc Godard and Ingmar Bergman. This concept still plays a significant role in the intellectual world today. ‎

This article discusses the history of special education in Uzbekistan in 1925-1990 (in the case of blind children). The period from 1925 to 1990 marked a transformative era in the history of special education for blind children in Uzbekistan, characterized by significant developments and milestones that shaped the landscape of educational opportunities for visually impaired students. The establishment of specialized institutions, development of educational materials, professional development of educators, emphasis on vocational training, and the promotion of inclusive educational policies and practices during this period underscored Uzbekistan’s commitment to providing inclusive, supportive, and enriching educational opportunities for blind children. These developments not only laid the foundation for the subsequent evolution of special education in Uzbekistan but also reflected a progressive and forward-thinking approach to addressing the unique needs of visually impaired students. ‎

Eastern philosophy arose simultaneously with ancient philosophy. They are similar in genesis and issues, but differ from each other in the type of philosophizing. This is what became the determining factor in further development. In turn, this fact became the basis for believing that the philosophies of the East and the West are opposite to each other. This is not unreasonable, since there are differences in certain spheres of life: system, moral principles, culture, worldview. ‎

In the second half of the 19th century - the beginning of the 20th century, in order to end the opposition and resistance movements dissatisfied with the colonial system, and to prevent popular movements from spreading to the territory of the Turkestan General Governorate, the troops of the Turkestan military district constantly interfered in the political processes in the Bukhara Emirate and sent many military units to their placed in the area. The presence of the colonial armed forces in the territory of the emirate led to the fact that the independence of this state in internal politics became a relative concept. ‎

This article describes the possibilities of improving the medical and social competence of employees and trainees of internal affairs bodies.