Clothing - Past and Ecological Culture

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2023
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Abstract
The article was written on the basis of the results of an anonymous survey, in which the population's attitude to clothing and, through this, their ecological culture and knowledge were evaluated. 126 respondents actively participated in the anonymous survey, and the results were analyzed and summarized.
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Authors Tashpolatova Sabohat Akbarovna;Kamiljanova Shakhrizoda Akbarovna;Xodiyeva Aziza Dilshod qizi;
Journal Journal of Innovation, Creativity and Art
Year 2023
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10
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http://jica.innovascience.uz/index.php/jica/article/view/10
Keywords
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