MAN AS A UNIQUE PHENOMENON IN ABAI'S WORKS

Abstract

This article explores both theoretical and practical aspects of Abai's philosophy concerning human nature. This includes recognizing the role of self-awareness, self-knowledge, morality, the pursuit of knowledge, and personal growth as fundamental aspects of human uniqueness in Abai's work. An analysis of his works shows that the poet portrays a person not only as a social being, but also as a person capable of moral choice and spiritual improvement. For him, the uniqueness of a person lies in his ability to develop himself, search for truth and realize moral obligations. He examines the interaction between the individual and society, emphasizes the inner independence and responsibility of a person in society. Influence on other philosophical schools: it is assumed that as a result, similar or contrasting philosophical concepts will be identified, which will help to understand how Abai's philosophy correlates with world traditions and ideas about man existing in Western and Eastern philosophy.