Mongolia in the world community of civilizations and nations

Authors

  • Yuri V. Popkov Institute of Philosophy and Law, Siberian branch, Russian Academy of Sciences
  • Evgenii A. Tyugashev Novosibirsk State University

Keywords:

Mongolia; civilization; metacivilization; nations; interaction; axiological orientations

Abstract

Basing on the ethnosocial studies of 2009 and 2011 article analyzes the popular and expert opinion’s perception of Mongolian people’s attitude to other nations.

References

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Lysenko, V. (2004) Trudnoe delo «serediny»: «sredinnost'» (mesotes) Aristotelia i «sredinnyi put'» (majjhima patipad) Buddy [Elektr. resurs] // Kogni.narod. URL: http://kogni.narod.ru/mesotes.htm (data obrashcheniia: 10.11.2012).

Published

28.11.2012

How to Cite

Popkov, Y. V. and Tyugashev, E. A. (2012) “Mongolia in the world community of civilizations and nations”, The New Research of Tuva, 4. Available at: https://nit.tuva.asia/nit/article/view/282 (Accessed: 11.05.2024).

Issue

No. 4 (2012)

Section

Problems of Oriental studies

Author Biographies

Yuri V. Popkov, Institute of Philosophy and Law, Siberian branch, Russian Academy of Sciences

Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Deputy Directorfor scienceandhead of the sectorof ethno-socialresearches

Evgenii A. Tyugashev, Novosibirsk State University

Candidate of Philosophy, associate Professorof the Department of theoryand history of stateand law of juridical faculty

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