This article investigates, from a socio-philosophical perspective the catalytic effect of the heritage of historical heroes, particularly the phenomenon of Sultan Jaloliddin Manguberdi, in fostering national identity awareness and developing spiritual-ideological immunity among youth in the context of globalization. The study relies on concepts of “intersubjective memory” Alfred Schütz's social phenomenology and “archetypes” by Carl Gustav Jung. Through a hermeneutic analysis of sources by Shihobuddin Muhammad an-Nasawi and Alouddin Ota Malik Juvayni, combined with the results of a sociological survey conducted among students of Namangan State University (N=359), the impact of this phenomenon on youth psychology is empirically substantiated.
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