Anthropological Meaning of Socialization


	Psychology and Psychotechnics Reference: Shazhinbatyn, A. Anthropological Meaning of Socialization // Psychology and Psychotechnics. 2010. № 5. P. 30-43. URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=57460 Shazhinbatyn, A. Anthropological Meaning of Socialization Abstract: The author views ethnicity as an anthropological phenomenon. The author shows that it is possible to understand ethnicity not only through analysis of social and economic problems. If we think of human and remember what we know about human, we can see quite unexpected aspects of this matter Keywords: psychology, philosophy, ethnicity, culture, socialization, projective systems, economy, up-bringing, society This article is unavailable for unregistered users. Click to login or register References 1. Belik A.A. Kul'turologiya. Antropologicheskie teorii kul'tur. M., 1999. 2. Gurevich P.S. Filosofskaya antropologiya. M., 2009. 3. Ayres B.C. 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