A new study of Tengriism of the peoples of Inner Asia

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review, Tengriism, Inner Asia, religious studies, archaic form of religion

Abstract

A review to N.V. Abaev “Archaic forms of religion and Tengriism in ethnoculturogenesys of the peoples of Inner Asia” (Ulan-Ude: BSU Publications, 2015).

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Published

30.11.2015

Issue

No. 4 (2015)

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Reviews and Annotations

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Author Biography

  • Yuri I. Skuratov Buryat State Academy of Agriculture, Buryat State University

    Doctor of Juridical Sciences, Professor, Director of the Center for the study of state and legals systems of the countries of the Asia-Pacific region.

    Postal address: 670000, Russia, Republic of Buryatia, Ulan-Ude, Smolina St., 24A.

    Tel.: +7 (3012) 297-170. 

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