The Relationship of Ethnology and Ethnography

This article discusses the relationship between ethnology and ethnography and their implications for education. Ethnology The Greek word ethnos means logos. Both ethnology and ethnography study the ethnogenesis (ethnic history) of peoples, the ethnic culture of peoples and the nature of language. The difference between the language and the ethnic characteristics reflected in it is intended only for research purposes, and this difference is relative, in fact, it is a continuous and holistic process in which they occur as a whole. Ethnology is the study of the ethnonymy of peoples: ethnic values, customs and the specifics of a particular ethnic group. In this respect, it is important for linguistics. Ethnography is the study of the origin and formation, location and ethnic structure, customs, spiritual culture and national characteristics of modern ethnic groups in connection with historical processes. The article describes the process of studying ethnology and ethnography - a phenomenon associated with linguistics.

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