World Bulletin of Social Sciences

MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF ETHNOGRAPHISMS IN THE LANGUAGE OF KAZAKHS IN KARAKALPAKSTAN (COMPOUND ETHNOGRAPHISMS)

Gulshat Agitayevna Adilova — 2025-04-05

The article examines compound ethnographisms in the language of Kazakhs living in Karakalpakstan. The author argues that compound ethnographisms are formed through various linguistic processes such as combination, fusion, joining, and reduplication of words. Actively used nonfused ethnographisms in the local Kazakh language are classified into two main groups based on the patterns "noun + noun" and "noun + adjective," and their formation methods are analyzed.

THE AFRICAN SOCIO-CULTURAL PARADIGMS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF BLACK RELIGIONS IN THE AMERICA

Imoh, Sydney Chigonum (Ph.D) — 2025-04-15

Development must be seen as a response to the total context of a given society. This response is determined by some external factors such as the context and by internal factors such as the peoples worldviews. The thought structures, the pattern of the meaning and the basic religious convictions are also influenced by the context. Traditional African culture is deeply religious and the central motive in this culture has been described as the search for unity, harmonious balance and community. Africans who were taken to America brought with them a diverse range of African polytheistic and Muslim religious traditions. These traditions were often syncretized with one another and with Christianity in America such that the diverse American religious traditions that trace their lineage back to their religious traditions played an important role in the struggle for their rights. This article brings into bear how these traditions formed the African experience in the America using the historical methodological tool. It therefore ends by tracing the African perspectives and the way forward

THE INFLUENCE OF THE MEDIA ON SOCIAL THOUGHT

Gulkhayyo Ganiyeva — 2025-04-16

This paper analyzes the role of mass media in modern society and its impact on the formation of social consciousness. Social consciousness refers to people's views, evaluations, and ways of thinking about events, social issues, and values within society. As a means of disseminating information, mass media directly influences individuals' worldview, their decisions, and their attitudes toward various social processes. The study examines different types of media, such as the press, television, the internet, and social networks, highlighting both their positive and negative aspects. In conclusion, the paper provides recommendations and methods for shaping social consciousness on a healthy foundation through the use of mass media.

PHILOSOPHICAL BASIS OF FORMING ECOCULTURE IN ELEMENTARY STUDENTS PEDAGOGICAL BASIS OF IMPROVEMENT

Uljamol Shermatova — 2025-04-10

This article is focused on the topic "Pedagogical foundations of improving the philosophical foundations of the formation of eco-culture in primary school students", and it is important to highlight the development of eco-culture in students from a scientific and pedagogical perspective. The article provides an analysis and suggestions on the philosophical and pedagogical foundations of the concept of eco-culture, as well as effective ways of forming eco-culture in the minds of primary school students.