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The paper deals with tbe problem of e. tablishing ethnography as a scientific discipline with an adequate position within the overall system of scientific knowledge. Tn Soviet academic practice, ethnography is understood as a branch of social science, having for its principal object etbnoses of peoples, as they vary in time, with their resemblances and specific traits . 'J'hough the core ione to be studied by ethnography is the traditional, everyday-life culture , a complex. ; interdisciplinary approach is invariably required in ethnographic research . Thus, the gi·eater part of the paper ana lyses the correlation to and possible ways of cooperation with other sciences, natural and social and the humanities (psychology, sociology, geography, demography, folklore and popular art studies etc.), including the rapidly developing intermecliacy subdi.sciplines such as etJmopsycbology, ethnosociology, ethnodemograpby , etc. which have sprung up along the interdisciplinary "frontier".

Ethnography and Contiguous Disciplines.