AGE CONCEPTS IN ANCIENT AND MODERN CULTURES: SYMBOLISM AND NORMATIVE CRITERIA

Azimova Sevara Abdulla qizi,Dr. Ravinder Kumar

Authors

Azimova Sevara Abdulla qizi,Dr. Ravinder Kumar Lecturer at the Andijan State Institute of Foreign Languages,Lecturer at the Andijan State Institute of Foreign Languages PhD

Keywords:

absolute, conditional age, life cycle, age symbolism, age category, the age limits.

Abstract

The article discusses the elements of the age symbolism as a system of ideas and images, in which society interprets the individual’s way of life, the perception of various aspects of the human life cycle, as well as criteria of age stratification of society in ancient and modern cultures.

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