ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE CONSTITUTION REFORMS OF MODERN UZBEKISTAN

Аннотация

One receives the disputes that occur during working hours, decisions made by the administration which are sometimes contrary to the imagination and needs of the employee, as a matter of course, because work time is a responsibility imposed by the social system. A person obeys the above decisions and judgments, knowing that he must take on this responsibility, and strives to fulfill them in full. However, after work, especially in leisure time, a person does not accept all the views, norms, decisions that are present in a given society. He prefers to assimilate only the values that correspond to his interests and needs, to receive spiritual nourishment from them. He does not accept values or actions that do not suit his interests and needs, or openly denies them. Since ethnoculture is based on the spiritual, national and cultural needs and interests of the nation, formed over the centuries, it is impossible to adopt an attitude of indifference towards ethnocultural traditions. This phenomenon can account for the permanence of traditional values, the growing interest of our youth in the historical and cultural heritage, traditions of national holidays and rites. The article describes the methods of recreation and leisure in the ethnoculture of the Uzbek people with the example of calendar holidays, recreational festivals, nature-related ceremonies. Keywords: ethnoculture, recreation, leisure, recreational, Uzbek people, calendar holidays, festival, nature, holiday, ceremony