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Krylova, N.L., Prozhogina, S.V
Meticy
Kto Oni? Problemy Sotsializatsii i Samoidentifikatsii
[ Metises: Who are They? Problems of Socialization and Selfidentification : Kto Oni? Problemy Sotsializatsii i Samoidentifikatsii]

Moscow:  Institut Afriki RAN, 2004
275 p
Serie: Gendernye Issledovaniia. T.5
pbk. 14 x 20 cm
ISBN: 5201047831
Language: Russian
For the first time in Russian social science a unique layer of aspects connected with interracial marriages and their progeny, living in Russia, France and some African Countries are discussed in this monograph by two Russian scholars. The authors analyze the life of younger generations from mixed families, some specific features of their adaptation to the parent`s socio-cultural world, the peculiarities of the individual mind and being formed on the boundary of various cultures and confessions. Also available by one of the authors: Russkie Zhenshchiny v Afrike (1996). Contents and summary in English.
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