Cultural-philosophical knowledge as a basis for forming worldview attitudes of the young generation

the article examines the role of cultural-philosophical knowledge as a basis for forming worldview attitudes of the younger generation. In order to strengthen the ideological foundation and develop patriotic, spiritual and moral values, school education should include disciplines of philosophical and cultural studies. These include world artistic culture, the foundations of Orthodox culture, the spiritual and moral culture of the peoples of Russia, ethics and cultural studies. These subjects lead to a revision of the basic theoretical and methodological principles of cultural education, influencing its structure and constituent elements. Cultural-philosophical knowledge is a synthesis of cultural and philosophical understanding of the world, which allows students to more deeply comprehend their values, traditions and historical roots. Cultural-philosophical education plays a key role in preparing students for the modern world. It contributes not only to intellectual development, but also to the formation of deep cultural and moral values. The study concluded that cultural and philosophical aspects in the education system create the basis for active citizenship and responsible participation in the life of society. This knowledge helps to find oneself at the center of socio-cultural processes, preparing young people to become conscious and active participants in both national and global communities.

students, pedagogy, education, cultural and philosophical knowledge, methodology