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Migrant discourse in contemporary humanities thought as a methodological ppproach to historical research

The article deals with the concepts of modern humanities thinkers, which can be used for studying the history of migrant and diaspora communities in a foreign cultural and ethnic environment. The author demonstrates how such concepts prove to be effective for a retrospective analysis of processes with more or less long prehistory. As an example, he deploys them in the research on African migrant communities in today’s China.