PHILOSOPHICAL VIEWS OF EASTERN THINKERS ON FAMILY

It is well known that a small social group, bound together by moral responsibility based on marriage and close kinship, mutual respect, understanding, and shared love and affection, is called a family. The family differs from other types of small groups in several aspects: First, a family exists for a long period, that is, for several decades or even many years. Second, various types of interpersonal relationships are realized within the family. The initial concepts related to our national ideology are primarily instilled in the family environment, and this process is carried out through the teachings of grandfathers, the exemplary behavior of fathers, and the affection of mothers. Within family relationships, educational, psychological, emotional, financial, sexual, and other responsibilities are observed.