As part of the IV Kazakhstan Philosophical Congress, Session II was held under the theme “Turkic Philosophy: Conceptual Foundations, Historical Heritage, and Contemporary Transformations.”

The session was moderated by Gaziz Telebayev and Tursyn Gabitov, Doctors of Philosophical Sciences and Professors.

The session focused on the emergence and development of Turkic philosophy, its worldview foundations, historical and cultural heritage, and contemporary processes of transformation.

Particular attention was paid to the traditions of philosophical thought among Turkic peoples, shared spiritual values, and the continuity of philosophical worldviews. Participants also discussed the place of Turkic philosophy in the global philosophical landscape and its significance in the context of contemporary social and cultural changes.

The discussions addressed the reinterpretation of historical heritage from a contemporary perspective, the study of the shared intellectual legacy of Turkic peoples, and the further development of philosophical traditions.