Abstract
The formation of a new value system in our New Uzbekistan, grounded in national independence, ensuring its dialectical harmony, and creating broad opportunities for the development of human dignity, abilities, and talents, has become the primary task of today’s generation. But what conditions prepared the emergence of this new system of values? How is the dialectic of negation and renewal manifesting within it? To comprehensively answer these questions, one would need to thoroughly analyze the period of decline during the final years of the Soviet era. However, the scope of this work does not allow for such detailed analysis. Moreover, even without this deep dive, the outcome is already evident. This study will briefly analyze the general axiological dimension of the process, focusing on how the unique system of values has shifted within the framework of its internal legitimacy.