THE ATTITUDE OF UZBEKISTAN'S YOUTH TOWARD RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR CULTURE UNDER GLOBALIZATION: A SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS

This article examines the attitude of Uzbekistan’s youth toward religious and secular culture in the complex civilizational context of globalization. The research is based on the premise that the worldview of contemporary Uzbek youth is shaped not by a mechanical opposition between religious consciousness and secular modernization, but by a dynamic process of value negotiation, cultural translation, identity construction, and normative self-positioning.