INTERCULTURALISM AS A CONCEPTUAL BASIS FOR MODERNIZING THE KAZAKHSTAN MODEL OF PUBLIC CONSENT AND NATIONAL UNITY

Abstract

The concept of interculturalism considers sociocultural integration as a dynamic process of forming a cultural space of civil consolidation based on dialogue and complementary intercultural interaction. No culture embodies everything valuable in human life and does not develop the full range of human capabilities. Different cultures correct and complement each other, broaden each other's horizons, and intercultural interaction stimulates and generates new forms of national unity, social solidarity and personal self-realization.