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Marina, Vasile
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Societatea unidimensională şi consecinţele ei The human activity is guided by two fundamental objectives: the need to know anticipated events, phenomenon, processes in society and nature, as well as mechanisms which govern the evolution: satisfying certain human and society's needs (material and spiritual). Thus, the constructive relationship between necessities intervene in the analysis (aspirations, interests) in an uninterrupted development and possibilities, reduced and in a deficit. Scientific results intensify aspirations and possibilities: enriched and generalized knowledge determine the awareness that getting an equilibrium between necessities and possibilities may contribute to social and economic lack of poise elimination, already registered at global level. The chance to establish the structure of the necessity-possibility relationship depends not only of the scientific community but also on the desire and professionalism of those who exercise economic and political power. -
Cu privire la metodologia de calcul al mandatelor parlamentare şl interpretarea noţiunilor de majoritate The mathematical aspects of the methods of distributing the parliamentary mandates and the concept of the parliamentary majority are analyzed in the prevent article. It is proposed to distribute the parliamentary mandates based on the condition that the standard deviation from the principle of equality of voters is the minimum. The efficiency of the proposed method clearly results from the analyzed numerical calculations -
Ştiinţa modernă şi societatea (I) The paper reveals some facts related to science and society, whose knowledge allows a better understanding of the phenomena that occur in nature and society. The less natural evolution of society imposes a non-triumphant treatment of reality. It also exposes some causes that contributed to affecting man’s superior qualities, his distancing from nature, tradition and the deformation of the human spirit in general. The gap created between the natural and socio-human sciences, on the one hand, and the exaggerated differentiation of others, on the other hand, are among the more specific causes. It is shown that the way in which the social and scientific events evolved has led to the appearance of many negative phenomena. For example, people have become more concerned with personal problems rather than collective ones. In the case of an imbalance between individual and collective interests, such qualities as honour, dignity, honesty lose their value and essence. -
Ştiinţa modernă şi societatea (II) The paper reveals some facts related to science and society, whose knowledge allows a better understanding of the phenomena that occur in nature and society. The less natural evolution of society imposes a non-triumphant treatment of reality. It also exposes some causes that contributed to affecting man’s superior mqualities, his distancing from nature, tradition and the deformation of the human spirit in general. The gap created between the natural and socio- human sciences, on the one hand, and the exaggerated differentiation of others, on the other hand, are among the more specific causes. It is shown that the way in which the social and scientific events evolved has led to the appearance of many negative phenomena. For example, people have become more concerned with personal problems rather than collective ones. In the case of an imbalance between individual and collective interests, such qualities as honour, dignity, honesty lose their value and essence.