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The authors demonstrate that a clear view of the socio-cultural type of interaction is a subsequent concrete definition of civilized approach. In this connection, one ought to distinguish historical peculiarities of concrete manifestations of the socio-cultural type (for instance, the Eurasian one) and its own content, invariant in respect of ethnic substratum and landscape. As an example of such invariance the authors examine Hellenism (prototype of the socio-cultural type). The structural identity of Hellenism and Turkic-Slavonic synthesis are analysed, as well as the role of Eurasian idea of brotherhood of peoples is emphasized.