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HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS IN CENTRAL ASIA
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The nature of the philosophical thought of the medieval East is considered. The socio-cultural prerequisites for the formation of natural philosophy of Abu Raikhan al-Beruni are analyzed. Examples of natural-scientific substantiation of Beruni's philosophical views are given and his role in the development of the methodology of modern philosophy is emphasized.
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Umarova , R. . (2022). HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS IN CENTRAL ASIA. Academic Research in Educational Sciences, 3(6), 772–775. https://doi.org/
Umarova , Rozigul . “HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS IN CENTRAL ASIA.” Academic Research in Educational Sciences, vol. 6, no. 3, 2022, pp. 772–775, https://doi.org/.
Umarova , . 2022. HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS IN CENTRAL ASIA. Academic Research in Educational Sciences. 6(3), pp.772–775.