Innovative understanding of the role of gender relations in anthroposociogenesis modern science

Abstract

This article clarifies the role of the relationship between the sexes in the process of anthroposociogenesis. The source material is objectively limited. We rely on the ethnographic and archaeological material, which is analyzed in the works of historians and philosophers who worked, as a rule, within the materialist concept of anthroposociogenesis, i.e. the genesis of consciousness and society based on labor activity [B. Porshnev, S. Tokarev, Yu. Semenov, L. Feinberg, etc.]. The concepts that take into account the role of the sexual aspect, i.e. the fact of sexual dimorphism [Yu. Novozhenov and Yu. Borodai] are analyzed as well as a significant number of works by foreign ethnographers and psychologists, in which we find numerous private regulations directly or indirectly related to this issue [Dg. Fraser, L. Levi-Bruhl, K. Levi-Strauss, etc.]. The synergetic model of anthroposociogenesis plays an important role [N. Moiseev, A. Nazaretian, S. Kurdyumov, E. Knyazeva, etc.].