“THE SPIRITUAL AND EDUCATIONAL FUNCTION OF MUSEUMS IN THE PRESERVATION OF CULTURAL HERITAGE”
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This article examines the spiritual and educational functions of museums in the preservation of cultural heritage, with particular focus on the State Museum of History and Culture of Namangan Region. The study analyzes the museum’s role as an important socio-cultural institution that preserves historical memory, promotes national values, and contributes to the moral and intellectual development of society. Special attention is given to the museum’s rich collections, including rare manuscripts, archaeological artifacts, and works of art, which serve as significant sources for understanding the historical, cultural, and scientific heritage of the Uzbek people. The research highlights the importance of museum pedagogy in strengthening national identity, fostering patriotism, and educating the younger generation. The findings demonstrate that museums are not only repositories of cultural objects but also active educational centers that play a crucial role in transmitting cultural heritage to future generations.
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