Философи социологи политологийн хүрээлэн

6/2022

MONGOLIAN REVOLUTION IN 1911 AND ITS AFTERMATH

In 1991, Mongolia celebrated the 80th anniversary of its first revolution for national independence. This revolution was mil an ordinary freedom struggle against Manchu-Chinese dominance, as the official communist historians described it before “Perestroika” and democratization in Mongolia. In fact, it was a beginning of the first period of the Mongolian National Revival Revolution. This view on Mongolian Revolution of 1911 was officially announced only by the start of democratic processes in Mongolian society.

6/2022

MONGOLIA: SOCIETY. REVOLUTION AND INDEPENDENCE

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This book attempts to analyze some of the major but striking aspects of the Mongolian Revolutions which occurred in the 20th century. In this context, it examines related problems of Mongolian independence. Until recently, these problems have not been evaluated, as the factual historical materials which have surfaced due to the dramatic changes of the early 1990s in Mongolia were not enough for such evaluation. The political activities of the former Soviet and Mongolian communists are no longer secret documents, and in fact are now widely regarded as reliable evidence for understanding the political developments in Mongolia.

6/2022

REIGN OF POLITICAL TERROR AND REPRESSION IN MONGOLIA 1920-1990.

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A study of Mongolia’s immediate past can be largely taken as a history of the communist terrorism, and the use of force by one against another to achieve one’s purpose can be best described as political illegitimacy. However, this phenomenon has not been given academic justice by a variety of reasons. One important reason is the close link with the role of the Mongolian People’s Revolutionary Party (MPRP), which till recently continued ruling over the country. Mongolian communists are alleged to be responsible for putting the people of Mongolia under reign of terror by adopting, from time to time, various repressive measures that permitted exploitation of Mongolian masses either politically or ideologically.

1/2020

REIGN OF TERROR IN MONGOLIA 1920-1990

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This research-oriented study presents a true picture of modern political history of Mongolia in the context of Soviet-Mongol relationship, and gives, in details, an analytical description of the unknown side of Mongolian society.

1/2020

Impression of “A concise history of mongolian philosophy-ver . Jpn"

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This summer, Dr. Dashpurev's book, "A Concise History of Mongolian Philosophy" was published in Japanese version. This is really a memorable thing. Because, there are the books of some Mongolian history in Japanese, but the book which wrote it about Mongolian thought and philosophy is not in Japanese. So, there was a big response from readers. Lets introduce the voice of one reader to all of you.

1/2020

in Japanese

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1/2020

THE MONGOLIAN MIND

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Dr.D.Dashpurev is the Founder and the Director of the Institute of International Studies as well as the Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Political Sciences in Mongolia. He served as the Chief of Department of Philosophy and the Director of Institute of Philosophy, sociology in the Academy of Sciences of Mongolia. From 1989 to 1997, he was the Secretary of Working Group of Mongolia-Japan " Gobi Project".

12/2019

CONFERENCES MATERIALS IN MONGOLIAN

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CONFERENCES MATERIALS IN MONGOLIAN

12/2019

SOME PHENOMENOLOGICAL IDEAS IN MONGOLIAN BUDDHISM

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SOME PHENOMENOLOGICAL IDEAS IN MONGOLIAN BUDDHISM D.Dashpurev, Dr/Sc.D/, Prof Abstract: Siddhartha Gautama formed Buddhism in India in the 5th century BC /563-483BC/. His main idea was salvation of human life from the suffering through enlightenment holistic meditation. This enlightenment and psychological Buddhist meditation can to help everyone following Buddhist philosophical teachings about the meaning of human life. During several hundred years Buddhism slowly changed and had been separated into different philosophical schools, religious tendencies as well as the following: As a religion, Buddhism has two kinds of tendency: Theravada or Hinayana (its other name is the small or lesser vehicle), and Mahayana (the other name being the large or greater vehicle). Generally, Buddhism has four philosophical schools such as Vashasika, Sautrantika, Yogcara and Madhyamaka.

11/2019

NEW BOOK

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Mongolian people, rooting their life into great landscape of natural environment and historically and traditionally living their nomadic life have uniquely cultivated philosophical thoughts corresponding to them.