Scientific research database "Russian models of archaization and neotraditionalism in context of modernization”

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Keywords:

site, project, scientific planning, database, archaization, Russian regions, neotraditionalism

Abstract

Article present the new project of a scientific research database "Russian models of archaization and neotraditionalism in context of modernization”.

References

Akhiezer, A. S. (2001) Arkhaizatsiia v rossiiskom obshchestve kak metodologicheskaia problema // Obshchestvennye nauki i sovremennost'. № 2. S. 89–100.

Khachaturian, V. M. (2011) Fenomen arkhaizatsii v kul'turnoi dinamike : avtoref. diss. … d-ra kul'turologii. M.

Lamazhaa, Ch. K. (2011) Arkhaizatsiia obshchestva v period sotsial'nykh transformatsii (sotsial'no-filosofskii analiz tuvinskogo fenomena) : avtoref. diss. … d-ra filos. n. M.

Madiukova, S. A., Popkov, Iu. V. (2011) Fenomen sotsiokul'turnogo neotraditsionalizma. SPb. : Aleteiia.

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Published

02.06.2013

Issue

No. 2 (2013)

Section

Multifaceted modernization

How to Cite

Lamazhaa, Chimiza K. 2013. “Scientific Research Database "Russian Models of Archaization and Neotraditionalism in Context of modernization””. The New Research of Tuva, no. 2 (June). https://nit.tuva.asia/nit/article/view/238.

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  • Chimiza K. Lamazhaa Moscow University for the Humanities

    Doctor of Philosophy, Editor-in-Chied, New Research of Tuva journal; Deputy Director, Institute of Fundamental and Applied Studies, Moscow University for the Humanities;

    Full Member, International Academy of Science (Innsbruck, Austria).

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    E-mail: lamajaa@tuva.asia

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