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I. Content of science
The purpose of teaching science is to familiarize yourself with the content of the course “Ethnology”, the theory of Ethnos, ethnogenesis and ethnic history, the formation of traditional and modern activities of ethnoslam, features of interethnic communication, the origin and distribution of the people, linguistic and anthropological features, the ethnic map of the world, etc.k. lami foresees mastery as well as ulami consists of generating a skill to practice.
The mission of Science-the events of the late 20th century-has led humanity to once again focus on the problems of ethnicity. 0 ' has denied the illusion that cultural ties, the unification of Europe, the disintegration of the multinational nation-state, aggressive nationalism, ethnic conflicts are the only humanistic unity of humanity. For this reason, the need for an in-depth study of present-day ethnic processes was born. The task of this science is to formulate ethnological knowledge in students both practical and theoretical. theoretical knowledge, practical skills, revealing to students the emergence and development of World Ethnology and its importance in the life of society.
II. Basic theoretical part (lecture series
II.I. The science includes the following topics:
Topic 1: Ethnology is the subject, purpose and objectives of science.
The term Ethnology. The formation of Ethnology as a science. The goals and objectives of science, to give insight into the subjects to be passed on based on a structural logical drawing, to provide information about the culture of perception of Ethnology, to show ways to realize unbreakable spiritual connections with the life of past ancestors. The formation of early scientific knowledge about the science of Ethnology. Material sources, written sources, archaeological monuments, methods of archaeological research, cultural layer. 
Topic 2: The question of racial type and languages.
The races are hepotezes in masalis. Description of World IQs. The origin of languages and languages. Theories about the origin of language. Description of the languages of the world.

Topic 3: tropical and South African peoples.
Anthropological and linguistic classification. Ethnic history. Economic training, social organizations and culture. Black African peoples. Agriculture and culture of the peoples of Black Africa. Religion in Black Africa. Traditional and new manifestations of spiritual culture.Modern ethnic processes.
Topic 4: Ethnology of North and Northwest Africa.
Anthropological and linguistic classification. Ethnic history. Economic training, social organizations and culture. Agriculture and culture of the peoples of the North and Northwest. Religion in Africa in the North and Northwest. Traditional and new manifestations of spiritual culture.Modern ethnic processes.
Topic 5: Ethnology of Old Asia. Ethnology of kavkazort.
Ethnic history of Old Asia.The peoples of Old Asia, ulaming today's Farm training. Material culture of East Asians. Family and social relations. Religion and spiritual culture. Din. Ethnic composition of the population of the Caucasian republics. Ethnic history. Traditional and modern material culture. Farm training. Social relations. Religions, Folklore, professional artistic culture. Complication of Ethnos-interrelationship.
Topic 6: Ethnology of the peoples of Central Asia and Kazakhstan.
Territory and countries. Ethnic history. Ancient inhabitants of Central Asia. Traditional and modern farm. Material culture: traditions and transformations. Spiritual cultures of the peoples of Central Asia and Kazakhstan.
Topic 7: Ethnology of South Asia.
Australoid population of India. Indo-Aryan peoples. The interaction of culturing in the Himalayan regions. Races. European invasions in India. New era-new principles.
Theme 8: peoples of East Asia.
The peoples of Southeast Asia on the islands. Peoples of Southeast Asia on the continent. Japan
Topic 9: peoples of North Asia (Siberia).
Peoples and cultures of Siberia.People from Kamchatka and Chukotka.Population of the Amur River Basin. South Siberian, Togii Altai-Sayan and Baikalboi peoples.Modern ethnic processes in Siberia.
Theme 10: peoples of North America. Central, South American and West Indian peoples.
Indigenous peoples of North America. Ethnic processes in North America. Colonization of North America. Countries and peoples. Central and South American Indians. Aboriginal people and their languages. Independent nationalization structure. Regions, peoples, cultural characteristics, economic cultural types. Features in the M nobility culture.
Topic 11: peoples of Central and Southern Europe and peoples of Western Europe.
Formation of the European population. The main stages of ethnic history.Inhabitants of modern Europe. Economic activities and material cultures of European peoples. Family and collective marriage, spiritual cultures of foreign European peoples.European peoples and World Culture. General information about the peoples of Western Europe: location, languages, religions. Ethnic history of the peoples of Western Europe. Farm training. Material culture.  Family vajamiyat. Folklore, professional artistic culture.
Topic 12: people of Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova.
Belarus. Ukrainians are the traditional and modern economy, material culture of the population of Moldova. Family relations and spiritual culture in their people. Interethnic relations.
Topic 13: peoples of Russia.
Ethnic history of Russians. Subethnic groups of Russia. Farm: traditionalism and modernity. Material culture of Russians. Team relations and family tour ush. Russian folklore and Applied Art. Ethnic theme in the works of Russian writers. Ural-Volga peoples. Lower Volga Kalmyks. Peoples of the North Caucasus.
14. Ethnology of the peoples of Australia.
General information. Ethnology of the peoples of Australia. Indians of Central and South Australia. Aboriginal people and their languages. Independent nationalization structure. Regions, peoples, cultural characteristics, economic cultural types. Features in spiritual culture.
15. Ethnology of Micronesia, Melanesia and the islands of New Guinea in Oceania. Polynesians.
Micronesians. Melanesians: anthropological types and languages. Papuas. The peoples of Oceania in the 20th century and now. The formation of a nation of Australians, Anglo-Australians. The identity of Polynesian culture. Polynesian States: castes, religions and legends. Polynesians are influenced by European civilization.
              III. Workshop training instructions and recommendations
      The following topics are recommended for seminar classes from Ethnology:
 Topic 1: Ethnology is the subject, purpose and objectives of science.
Topic 2: The question of racial type and languages.
Topic 3: tropical and South African peoples.
Topic 4: Ethnology of North and Northwest Africa.
Topic 5: Ethnology of Old Asia. Ethnology of kavkazort.
Topic 6: Ethnology of the peoples of Central Asia and Kazakhstan. 
Topic 7: Ethnology of South Asia. 
Theme 8: peoples of East Asia.
Topic 9: peoples of North Asia (Siberia). 
Theme 10: peoples of North America. Peoples of Central, South America
Topic 11: peoples of Central and Southern Europe and peoples of Western Europe.
Topic 12: people of Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova. 
Topic 13: peoples of Russia. 
14. Ethnology of the peoples of Australia. 
15. Ethnology of Micronesia, Melanesia and the islands of New Guinea in Oceania. Polynesians.