On the Origins, Stages and Prospects of the Kazakh Philosophy

APA 6th edition
In-text: (Sydykov, Nysanbaev & Tuleshov, 2016)
Your Bibliography: Sydykov, Y.B., Nysanbaev, A.N. & Tuleshov, V.T. (2016). On the Origins, Stages and Prospects of the Kazakh Philosophy. International Journal of Environmental and Science Education, 11(11), 4054-4064.

Harvard
In-text: (Sydykov, Nysanbaev and Tuleshov, 2016)
Your Bibliography: Sydykov, Y., Nysanbaev, A. and Tuleshov, V. (2016). On the Origins, Stages and Prospects of the Kazakh Philosophy. International Journal of Environmental and Science Education, 11(11), pp. 4054-4064.

Chicago 16th edition
In-text: (Sydykov, Nysanbaev and Tuleshov 2016)
Your Bibliography: Sydykov, Yerlan B., Abdumalik N. Nysanbaev and Valikhan T. Tuleshov (2016). "On the Origins, Stages and Prospects of the Kazakh Philosophy". International Journal of Environmental and Science Education 11 (11):4054-4064.

Abstract

Perception of a single chain of the Kazakh history as the history of their ethnic consciousness and self-awareness, and not as a history of the events or stories of artefacts presents the most important political task, which could be solved only through the metaphysical, philosophical synthesis of views from the primitive to modern times. The article discusses the history of the Kazakh philosophy from the inception of the native-nomadic worldview - Tengrianism. The article aims at justifying the need to examine the national philosophy to strengthen national independence. Research methodology is based on the dialectical and metaphysical approaches. As a result, modern Kazakh philosophy is a complex and highly organized spiritual energy structure. One should use consciously and effectively the diverse theoretical and ideological content of the Kazakh philosophy. In a metaphorical sense, there is a need to disclose the personal and moral sense of philosophy to the nation. In this case, empirical validity of each of its representatives will not lead to tragic consequences for the state independence. Research results indicate the importance of studying the Kazakh national philosophy in the context of globalization. Studying traditional, national philosophy provides the possibility to enhance national, cultural and historical identity, which in turn will enhance state independence.

Keywords: Kazakh philosophy, metaphysical tradition, nomadic culture, national independence, self-development

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