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About the so-called "white spots" in the history of Russian sociology

https://doi.org/10.30932/2072-6015-2025-113-6-66-71

Abstract

   The article analyses the facts rooted in Russian sociology but not of true content. Concrete examples show how myths arise and what harm they do to the objectivity of the history of sociology. The author believes that the task set by modernity of preparing the true history of Russian sociology should begin with a revision of the already existing historical facts in their biased interpretation. At the same time, this should affect the restoration of the assessment of the contribution of individual authors who were undeservedly forgotten. The article contains material for such work, the main content of which is the search and subsequent reliance on documents. The article focuses on the mandatory conduct of this work, emphasizing its complexity, and forms a willingness to discuss and overcome contradictions by using the argumentation of academic science.

About the Author

A. L. Marshak
Institute of Sociology of FNSC RAS
Russian Federation

Arkady L'vovich Marshak, Doctor of Philosophy, Professor, Chief Researcher

Moscow



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Marshak A.L. About the so-called "white spots" in the history of Russian sociology. P.O.I.S.K. 2025;(6):66-71. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.30932/2072-6015-2025-113-6-66-71

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