THE DIALECTIC OF TRADITIONAL AND MODERN VALUES: THE INTERACTION BETWEEN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CHANGE
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This article aims to study the dialectic of traditional and modern values. Values reflect the changing cultural, social and moral criteria in society. The article discusses the interaction of traditional values with modern values and the impact of conflicts between them on social stability and development. The research analyzes the causes and consequences of changes in values and their role in society
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