THE DIALECTICAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HUMAN FREEDOM AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

This article provides a philosophical analysis of the complex, complementary, and contradictory relationship between human freedom and social responsibility. It explains the ontological and ethical layers of freedom, the mechanisms through which responsibility is formed via normative and social institutions, and their dialectical unity and conflicting tendencies. The paper presents Eastern and Western philosophical traditions, views of classical and modern authors, as well as contemporary approaches to the issue in the context of digital society, ecological crisis, and intercultural dialogue. Directions for strengthening the balance of freedom and responsibility in the context of Uzbek society are proposed.