Tuvans and Russians in context of studying the national dignity feeling (problem definition)

Authors

  • Aylana K. Kuzhuget Tuvan Institute for the Humanities

Keywords:

Tuva, society, Russians, Tuvans, national dignity feeling, interethnic communication, national issue

Abstract

Article raises a question of necessity to study the problems of national dignity feeling among Russians and Tuvans – residents of the Republic of Tyva in Post-Soviet era. The author points out the necessity to count historical characteristics of interethnic relations.

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Published

31.08.2010

Issue

No. 3 (2010)

Section

Time of changes

How to Cite

Kuzhuget, Aylana K. 2010. “Tuvans and Russians in Context of Studying the National Dignity Feeling (problem Definition)”. The New Research of Tuva, no. 3 (August). https://nit.tuva.asia/nit/article/view/501.

Author Biography

  • Aylana K. Kuzhuget Tuvan Institute for the Humanities
    Doctor of Culturology, chief scientific worker of the sector of culture

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