Family etiquette of Кazakhs

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Amanzhol Kalysh
History Sciences, chief of the chair of Archeology and Etnhography of the Faculty of History of the al-­‐Farabi Kazakh National University, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Dinar Nuketayeva
Candidate of Pedagogics, Rector of Kazakh State Pedagogic University, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Almagul Kanagatova
Philosophy Sciences, Vice-­‐rector of the International Business Academy of Science and International relations, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Zhuldyz Suleimenova
Chief Manager of ‘Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools' Independent Educational Organization Department of Education Policy and Programs, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Seylbek Asanov Sadikovich
International Relations, Al-­‐Farabi Kazakh National University, Almaty, Kazakhstan, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Zhuldyz Zhumashova
Cultural Studies, Kazakh National University of al-­‐Farabi, Almaty, Kazakhstan

Abstract

Authors in the article made an attempt to analyze the family etiquette of Kazakh people, and present an opportunity to reveal regularities to research deep roots, some rules of conduct and communication, factors to facilitate preservation of unique  national traits of the people, to make a full understanding of its moral-ethical views.  It is not a secrete, that the family etiquette contains the coded philosophical, historical, biological, psychological, social and ethnic information that unites all the people.   

Keywords: family etiquette, everyday conduct of Kazakhs, Kazakh family, traditional moral values, seniority hierarchy, taboos.

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Kalysh, A., Nuketayeva, D., Kanagatova, A., Suleimenova, Z., Sadikovich, S. A., & Zhumashova, Z. (2015). Family etiquette of Кazakhs. Global Journal of Sociology: Current Issues, 5(1), 28–33. https://doi.org/10.18844/gjs.v5i1.92
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