Intercultural worldview approach as a strategy for personality development

Abstract

As it is known, the goal of intercultural education at the present stage is the development of a personality willing and able to participate in intercultural communication. This issue focuses the attention of higher education on an effective strategy for educating such a personality in a multicultural educational space, in the modern conditions of an identity crisis. In the process of conducting this study, an analysis was made of the influence of globalization on the identity crisis, which acts as one of the most serious globalization challenges, calling into question the sustainability of traditional norms and values in society. Within the framework of the study, the philosophical premises of the intercultural approach to education as a general ideological approach were deeply studied. This scientific article examines the consequences of one of the most noticeable globalization challenges – unification – when local traditions can be supplanted by global standards. This leads to the loss of the uniqueness of cultural identity. It is necessary to instill in the younger generation a new system of values, to revive the concept of personality based on the ideas of cultural conformity. The problem of the coexistence of many different cultures in the modern world should be conditioned by the concept of interculturalism. In conclusion of the article we come to the conclusion that the task of science in modern conditions is to study identification mechanisms and develop on this basis a common ideological intercultural approach. Thus, the goal of education at the current stage of globalization should be recognized as the development of a personality with a unique cultural identity and brought up in the spirit of patriotism and respect for their own traditions.