E Skvortsova
Biographic Data
| ID | 6292347 |
|---|---|
| NAME | E Skvortsova |
| GIVEN NAMES | E |
| FAMILY NAME | Skvortsova |
| SIGNATURE | SKVORTSOVA E |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6384-2211 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Existential Motives in the Works of the Japanese Writer Dazai Osamu
A characteristic feature of the existential philosophy is its closeness to fiction the ideas of existentialism were most vividly embodied in the works of several European and American writers and turned out to be consonant with the worldview of several Japanese prose writers, such as Dazai Osamu. His work is still one of the widely popular among Japanese readers. In Dazai’s last completed work, the story “Confession of the Interior Man” existenti…
Sociologist Takebe Tongo — the Japanese Interpreter of August Comte’s Positive Theory
The article considers the views of one of the brightest representatives of Japanese academic sociology Takebe Tongo. In his work he tried to combine the social philosophy of Auguste Comte and social ideals of Confucianism. The ideas of the French scientist are interpreted by Takebe from conservative and even nationalistic point of view. Using Comte’s constructive principles of ‘positive society’ and trying to harmoniously combine them with the po…
Japanese Thinker Kato Hiroyuki’s Views on State and Society
The paper focuses on the legacy of the Japanese thinker Kato Hiroyuki. The views of the academics on the state and society are analyzed. The author emphasizes that Kato was an adherent of social evolutionism and social Darwinism while postulating the need for social solidarity, which also reflected such traditional national worldviews as the ideas of Shintoism and Confucianism. It is pointed out that the penetration of Western educational ideolog…
Part IV Crime and the Socio-Psychological Background of Migration
Part III Migration and Human Rights in the Former Soviet Union
Immigration and Refugee Board
Afterword to the English Edition
Part V Labour Emigration and the Brain Drain from Russia
Speaking about Russia in general terms, the intensification of social tension, the rising crime rate, and the growth of xenophobia are not the di- rect results of the present migration process.Besides, they are not identical in different districts and bear a strong regional stamp.The situation in the European part of Russia is very different from that in the south.In the south there are few legal control mechanisms governing the arrival and admis…
Part 1
Contemporary Migration Processes in Russia
This article, abridged from the Russian original, was published by the Institute of Socio-Political Studies of the Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, in 1993. Irena Orlova, Y. Streltsova and E. Skvortsova work in the Department of Sociology of Migration at the Institute. Dr. Orlova is the Head of the Department. The article was translated by A. Benifand and R. Kovaleva, York University, and edited by R. Brym, Professor of Sociology, University o…
Part 11
Conclusion
The UN 1994 Human Development Report Presents Concrete Proposals for the Social Summit
report, published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), is prepared by a team of world-renowned inde
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Part IV Crime and the Socio-Psychological Background of Migration
Part III Migration and Human Rights in the Former Soviet Union
Immigration and Refugee Board
Afterword to the English Edition
Part V Labour Emigration and the Brain Drain from Russia
Speaking about Russia in general terms, the intensification of social tension, the rising crime rate, and the growth of xenophobia are not the di- rect results of the present migration process.Besides, they are not identical in different districts and bear a strong regional stamp.The situation in the European part of Russia is very different from that in the south.In the south there are few legal control mechanisms governing the arrival and admis…
Part 1
Contemporary Migration Processes in Russia
This article, abridged from the Russian original, was published by the Institute of Socio-Political Studies of the Russian Academy of Science, Moscow, in 1993. Irena Orlova, Y. Streltsova and E. Skvortsova work in the Department of Sociology of Migration at the Institute. Dr. Orlova is the Head of the Department. The article was translated by A. Benifand and R. Kovaleva, York University, and edited by R. Brym, Professor of Sociology, University o…
Part 11
Conclusion
The UN 1994 Human Development Report Presents Concrete Proposals for the Social Summit
report, published for the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), is prepared by a team of world-renowned inde
Japanese Thinker Kato Hiroyuki’s Views on State and Society
The paper focuses on the legacy of the Japanese thinker Kato Hiroyuki. The views of the academics on the state and society are analyzed. The author emphasizes that Kato was an adherent of social evolutionism and social Darwinism while postulating the need for social solidarity, which also reflected such traditional national worldviews as the ideas of Shintoism and Confucianism. It is pointed out that the penetration of Western educational ideolog…
Sociologist Takebe Tongo — the Japanese Interpreter of August Comte’s Positive Theory
The article considers the views of one of the brightest representatives of Japanese academic sociology Takebe Tongo. In his work he tried to combine the social philosophy of Auguste Comte and social ideals of Confucianism. The ideas of the French scientist are interpreted by Takebe from conservative and even nationalistic point of view. Using Comte’s constructive principles of ‘positive society’ and trying to harmoniously combine them with the po…
Existential Motives in the Works of the Japanese Writer Dazai Osamu
A characteristic feature of the existential philosophy is its closeness to fiction the ideas of existentialism were most vividly embodied in the works of several European and American writers and turned out to be consonant with the worldview of several Japanese prose writers, such as Dazai Osamu. His work is still one of the widely popular among Japanese readers. In Dazai’s last completed work, the story “Confession of the Interior Man” existenti…
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