ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE MULTIFACTOR APPROACH TO STUDYING HISTORY AS A METHODOLOGICAL PROBLEM: ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION IN MOSCOW STATE REGIONAL UNIVERSITY

Abstract

The Round table conference in MGOU was
dedicated to a multifactor approach as a theoretical problem
of history studies. The speakers of the round table conference
and discussion touched upon a wide range of problems including
the question of unity and variety in the historical process
and historical knowledge; the correlation between state formation
and civilization approaches to studying history, Asias
production methods mentioned in the works of K. Marks and
Russian historians, etc. The participants of the Round table
conference were Dr of History L.B. Alaev (Institute of Oriental
Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences), S.A. Voronin
(Peoples Friendship University of Russia), V.I. Kuzishin (Lomonosov
Moscow State University), B.G. Mogilnitsky (Tomsk
State University), V.I. Ovsyannikov (Sholokhov Moscow State
University for Humanities), A.M. Rodriges (Moscow State
Pedagogical University), N.I. Smolensky (Moscow State Regional
University).