A FRAGMENTED FAMILY STORY: TRANSFERRING CULTURAL CAPITAL IN SOVIET TASHKENT
Keywords:
Khoja, Eshan, family history, Stalin's repressions, Tashkent, cultural capital, modernism.Abstract
Brought to your attention this article was written under the co-authorship of Doctor of Indiana University (USA, Bloomington) professor Marianne Camp and Doctor of Hofstra University (USA, New York) professor Elyor Karimov. This article covers the laws of the cultural capital mechanism that implemented it, from the fate of individual people to the social processes of the society, as an example of the transformation of totalitarian social policy into the Soviet reality of families in the reality of the 20th century Uzbek society. Before the Soviet era, the quality of family values was recognized in Turkestan, family members' knowledge of their lineage, value views in making certain decisions, the effect of the change of the political system on the change of family values is analyzed on the example of an intellectual family.
Restoring family history is sometimes very hard work, while it is necessary to properly understand and take into account not only how the generations have changed, but also how the era, historical circumstances and historical reality have changed. The history of one family can become the history of a whole layer of life of a certain society. Because socio-political changes, sometimes voluntary, sometimes forced, required a change in the status of the family, for example, it was common to move from the Eshan social class to the Jadid stream. As the main methodological core of the article, the methodological teaching of the famous French sociologist Pierre Bourde about cultural capital was used.
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