Axiological Worldview of the Tajik Young People: Modern Values

Abstract

The axiological worldview of modern society may be described through a language. It is the language being a ‘tool’ of human consciousness and thinking that provides access to deep structures of consciousness. The axiological category of consciousness is also one of the key components of linguistic personality. Taking into account the relevance of the study devoted to axiological worldview of the Tajik society and values typical for modern young population, the study is based on a free association experiment conducted to reveal axiological dominants in language consciousness of Tajik young population. Students of the Russian-Tajik Slavonic University (RTSU) aged from 16 to 25 participated in the experiment. The choice of this age group to study axiological dominants made it possible to identify and analyze universal and modern values of the younger generation. The paper describes the results of the study covering modern values within the association consciousness of young people in Tajikistan.

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