Cultural Environment European in national spaces of member countries developed presents strategic commitment in the first quarter of the present age on 1) economic growth and cultural development, 2) establishment of major cultural trends of synthesis, which with the help of European integration and globalization to become dominant, placed over lines national and cultural 3) programmed deficit financing trends in the sphere of culture. Self-definition of regional culture encouraged substantially in the last decades of socio-economic development in Europe and Romania. Is about to be instituted that operational and conceptual system given that economic control through a management non-corporate tends to establish a resource base all materials reduced, but a new resource base of knowledge widening, with the transition to the knowledge society and acceptance of the results / effects of integration and globalization. In this context, the article presents results of research on modeling neutral - inclusive economy culture targets through unconventional thinking and patternistic experience
Excerpts from a scientific theory of culturekselma
This document discusses scientific theories of culture from an anthropological perspective. It addresses the following key points:
1) The scientific approach is not the only valid approach in humanities, but provides an indispensable framework.
2) A scientific theory of culture is embodied in cultural traditions and performances, defining principles and pedagogical elements transmitted between generations.
3) Anthropology was the first social science to establish both theoretical and fieldwork methods of observation to understand culture scientifically.
This document summarizes an original research article that explores indicators of social change through an analysis of two planned communities - Sippy Downs, Australia and Masdar City, United Arab Emirates. The study uses Sorokin's theory of cultural dynamics and pendulum theory of social change as a framework. It analyzes the urban design, architecture, and values of the two communities to gain insights into cultural change dynamics. The results indicate that Western society is in the late sensate phase and postmodernism shares characteristics with this phase. Sustainability thinking appears to bridge to an emerging idealistic phase, though green technology is emphasized more than social innovation.
The document provides an overview of key concepts in anthropology, including:
1. Anthropology is defined as the study of human differences, both cultural and biological, in the context of human nature. It focuses on comparing behavior across cultures to identify universal principles.
2. Early anthropology focused on non-Western cultures, assuming they were sufficiently different to require separate study. This view is less common today.
3. Major theoretical perspectives in anthropology include structural functionalism, Marxism, interpretivism, and more. These lenses influence how anthropologists explain human behavior and culture.
4. Key figures who influenced anthropological thought include Marx, Durkheim, and Weber. Marx focused on
- Edward Said argued that Orientalism referred to the false assumptions constructed by the West about the East. He highlighted how Western scholars viewed non-Western cultures through the lens of stereotypes like being primitive or exotic.
- Early Orientalists hoped studying the East could regenerate European culture by bringing back a sense of mission, but this idealism was flawed by an unconscious arrogance. Europe considered itself superior and could not view the East as equals.
- Silvestre de Sacy and Ernest Renan helped establish modern Orientalism as a scholarly field through their systematic study of subjects from the East itself and introduction of formal methods, though their works also reproduced some stereotypes about the Orient.
Public administration : Review of some critical papersMd Masum Billah
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Toward Islamic Anthropology by Akbar S. Ahmed.pdfccccccccdddddd
This document provides an overview of the field of anthropology, including its origins in the colonial era and development as an academic discipline. It discusses how early anthropologists sought to understand other cultures but were limited by Eurocentric biases. Modern anthropology aims to appreciate human diversity and recognize our shared humanity. The document also examines the theoretical frameworks that emerged in Western anthropology to analyze social structures, kinship, religion, economics, and processes of social change.
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Excerpts from a scientific theory of culturekselma
This document discusses scientific theories of culture from an anthropological perspective. It addresses the following key points:
1) The scientific approach is not the only valid approach in humanities, but provides an indispensable framework.
2) A scientific theory of culture is embodied in cultural traditions and performances, defining principles and pedagogical elements transmitted between generations.
3) Anthropology was the first social science to establish both theoretical and fieldwork methods of observation to understand culture scientifically.
This document summarizes an original research article that explores indicators of social change through an analysis of two planned communities - Sippy Downs, Australia and Masdar City, United Arab Emirates. The study uses Sorokin's theory of cultural dynamics and pendulum theory of social change as a framework. It analyzes the urban design, architecture, and values of the two communities to gain insights into cultural change dynamics. The results indicate that Western society is in the late sensate phase and postmodernism shares characteristics with this phase. Sustainability thinking appears to bridge to an emerging idealistic phase, though green technology is emphasized more than social innovation.
The document provides an overview of key concepts in anthropology, including:
1. Anthropology is defined as the study of human differences, both cultural and biological, in the context of human nature. It focuses on comparing behavior across cultures to identify universal principles.
2. Early anthropology focused on non-Western cultures, assuming they were sufficiently different to require separate study. This view is less common today.
3. Major theoretical perspectives in anthropology include structural functionalism, Marxism, interpretivism, and more. These lenses influence how anthropologists explain human behavior and culture.
4. Key figures who influenced anthropological thought include Marx, Durkheim, and Weber. Marx focused on
- Edward Said argued that Orientalism referred to the false assumptions constructed by the West about the East. He highlighted how Western scholars viewed non-Western cultures through the lens of stereotypes like being primitive or exotic.
- Early Orientalists hoped studying the East could regenerate European culture by bringing back a sense of mission, but this idealism was flawed by an unconscious arrogance. Europe considered itself superior and could not view the East as equals.
- Silvestre de Sacy and Ernest Renan helped establish modern Orientalism as a scholarly field through their systematic study of subjects from the East itself and introduction of formal methods, though their works also reproduced some stereotypes about the Orient.
Public administration : Review of some critical papersMd Masum Billah
This article discusses governance and public administration in the age of globalization. It argues that politics and administration are intertwined, contrary to early theories that separated them. Globalization has increased the influence of international organizations on domestic governance in developing countries. While domestic policy traditionally considered organizational and national policies, it now must also consider international policies formulated by regional and global organizations. These organizations influence domestic governance through various means like workshops and publications, even if domestic policy does not directly engage with international affairs. The process of globalization has accelerated due to factors like increased economic interdependence and growth of international organizations, making governance a global issue rather than limited to individual nation states.
Toward Islamic Anthropology by Akbar S. Ahmed.pdfccccccccdddddd
This document provides an overview of the field of anthropology, including its origins in the colonial era and development as an academic discipline. It discusses how early anthropologists sought to understand other cultures but were limited by Eurocentric biases. Modern anthropology aims to appreciate human diversity and recognize our shared humanity. The document also examines the theoretical frameworks that emerged in Western anthropology to analyze social structures, kinship, religion, economics, and processes of social change.
Posthumanism: Lecture for FOAR 701: 'Research Paradigms'Greg Downey
Lecture slides for FOAR701: 'Research Paradigms' on 'Posthumanism,' based in readings in cultural studies for Masters of Research course. Topics including posthumanism, transhumanism, inter-species relations, cyborg theory, and relevance for social and cultural theory.
The document discusses the origins and early development of mathematics. It notes that in early cultures, mathematics was not distinctly separate from other forms of knowledge like art, religion, music, technology and science. All of these appeared mixed together as forms of knowledge. It also discusses how the study of the worldviews and early concepts of mathematics in prehistoric cultures can only be done through a holistic, ethnomathematics approach. The document proposes that the theoretical cyclic model of survival-transcendence impulses can help explain both the origin of mathematics and certain stages of its evolution, especially in prehistory when early mathematical concepts were developed by Homo sapiens sapiens.
Impact of Mass Culture on Personnel Potential in Ecotourism Sphereijtsrd
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This document discusses the opinions of three Romanian thinkers - Mihai Eminescu, Constantin Radulescu-Motru, and Mircea Vulcănescu - regarding Romanian spirituality from a philosophical perspective. It examines their views on elements that characterize the Romanian people and culture. Eminescu believed the Romanian language, character traits like honesty and generosity, and the pastoral occupations of Romanians shaped their spiritual universe. Radulescu-Motru viewed ethnic elements as defining a nation's soul and saw religion/faith as perfecting the Romanian spirit. The document aims to show that Romanian spirituality allows for a native Romanian philosophy and to highlight characteristics that define Romanians as a nation.
Critical Theory and Creative Research: Epigraphspncapress
This document contains a collection of epigraphs and quotes from various authors on the topics of critical theory, creative research, the role of the intellectual, and the relationship between knowledge and society. The quotes address ideas like the importance of marginal domains of knowledge, the aesthetic dimensions of innovation, and how our senses are shaped by social and historical forces.
A Presentation on the Science of HumanitiesAshish Babu
A quick insight into the very definitions of the science of humanities and its various aspects pertaining to the individual as well as to the society as a whole.
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This document provides an overview of the discipline of history. It discusses how history comes from the Greek word for inquiry and narrative. The American Historical Association defines history as seeking to understand the past and its meaning. The document then covers various topics in the development and study of history, including ancient civilizations that developed early forms of writing like cuneiform, hieroglyphics, and logograms to record history. Key concepts in history are also examined such as significance, continuity and change, and cause and effect. Research methods in history include oral tradition, external criticism, and internal criticism. Current applications of history include museum studies and historic preservation.
Marsilio Ficino was the most influential Renaissance Neoplatonist who developed ideas from Plato and Neoplatonism. He founded the Academy in Florence, which disseminated Neoplatonic ideas through discussion and literature. Ficino's most important work was Platonic Theology, which synthesized Neoplatonism with Christianity. He believed the immortal human soul was the center of the universe and mediator between ideas and the physical world. This view emphasized humanity's dignity. Ficino also believed all religions worshipped the same God in different ways, with Christianity being most complete. He developed the concept of Platonic love through spiritual friendship that mirrored love of God.
Social science is the study of society and human behavior within societies. It deals with how individuals relate to each other in social settings and institutions. The main social science disciplines are anthropology, economics, geography, history, linguistics, political science, psychology and sociology. Social science aims to understand society by using empirical methods to study human behavior and interactions. It plays an important role in conceptualizing social problems, understanding existing concepts related to problems, conducting research using scientific methods, and suggesting recommendations based on analysis and conclusions.
This document summarizes and critiques the theoretical foundations of Warwick Fox's transpersonal ecology and Arne Naess' ecosophy T. It argues that Fox's focus on individual self-identification fails to account for the primacy and formative influence of culture. Cultures encode knowledge and shape identity through traditions like language, narratives, and root metaphors. Therefore, rational arguments aimed at individuals may not be the most effective way to address ecological issues or change cultural practices. Taking culture into account is important for developing a viable transpersonal ecology.
This document discusses the history and method of imagology, which is the study and analysis of national stereotypes and characterizations. It outlines how the attribution of characteristics to different nations evolved from an informal practice in early modern Europe to becoming systematized and embedded in the human sciences in the 19th century. Literary history and criticism from this period explained literary traditions based on notions of national character and ethnicity. By the late 19th/early 20th century, there was a move away from ethnically deterministic views of culture due to figures like Ernest Renan, leading to nationality becoming a topic for historical rather than anthropological analysis. The document provides context on the development of imagology as a field of critical analysis.
Chapter 1 the birth and growth of the social sciencesHestia Maria
Here are 3 examples of social phenomena/behaviors and their effects on individuality:
1. Family structure - Coming from a close-knit or dysfunctional family shapes one's relationships and beliefs. It influences how one sees themselves and functions in society.
2. Peer pressure - The need for acceptance and fear of exclusion can motivate risky behaviors or prevent individuals from expressing themselves authentically. It challenges one's independence and self-identity.
3. Social media use - Constant comparison/validation-seeking online can undermine self-esteem and disconnect people from real social interaction. It redefines social norms and challenges concepts of privacy and image control.
In summary, various social/cultural factors deeply impact the development of
This document provides an overview of several social science disciplines, including linguistics, political science, psychology, and sociology. It discusses the key branches and concepts within each discipline. For linguistics, it describes the main branches of phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. It also provides examples to illustrate concepts within these branches. The document similarly outlines the focuses and examples for political science, psychology, and sociology. It notes influential early thinkers in each field like Ferdinand de Saussure for linguistics, John Locke for political science, Wilhelm Wundt for psychology, and Auguste Comte for sociology.
1) The document discusses the complex nature of what constitutes a human being from various philosophical perspectives over time.
2) It explores how humans have been viewed as spiritual, social, and physical beings that are shaped by both nature and culture.
3) Key debates discussed include whether humans are defined more by reason, will, spirit, or social and economic forces, with different eras and philosophers emphasizing different aspects of human nature.
Discipline and ideas in the social science week 1eiram030382
1. The document discusses several social science disciplines including history, anthropology, geography, political science, sociology, demography, and linguistics.
2. Social science is concerned with understanding society and finding solutions to social problems. It studies human behavior and societies.
3. The main social science disciplines covered are history, anthropology, geography, political science, sociology, demography, and linguistics. Each discipline is briefly defined.
Magazine foundry apercu-quelques-pages BRAUX STUDIO
The Foundry Magazine, magazine d'arts et de culture donne la paroles aux artistes. Magazine préparé par B.RAUX STUDIO.
Disponible sur le site www.foundry-magazine.fr
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Impact of Road Infrastructure on Agricultural Development and Rural Road Infr...inventionjournals
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This document summarizes the operations and revenue sources of Bhopal City Link Limited (BCLL), a special purpose vehicle created to manage city bus operations in Bhopal, India. It describes BCLL's establishment in 2006 and expansion over time to operate 225 buses across different routes in the city. The key revenue sources for BCLL include payments from the municipal corporation, fare box collection, bus and bus stop advertisements, utility duct rentals, and intercity bus services. Total monthly income for BCLL from all operations and advertisements is estimated to be over 44 lakh (4.4 million) Indian rupees.
The document discusses the origins and early development of mathematics. It notes that in early cultures, mathematics was not distinctly separate from other forms of knowledge like art, religion, music, technology and science. All of these appeared mixed together as forms of knowledge. It also discusses how the study of the worldviews and early concepts of mathematics in prehistoric cultures can only be done through a holistic, ethnomathematics approach. The document proposes that the theoretical cyclic model of survival-transcendence impulses can help explain both the origin of mathematics and certain stages of its evolution, especially in prehistory when early mathematical concepts were developed by Homo sapiens sapiens.
Impact of Mass Culture on Personnel Potential in Ecotourism Sphereijtsrd
This article is devoted to one of the functions of mass culture as a form of social relations, which consists in ensuring the socialization of a person, helping him to master new social roles and values, to teach him how to regulate behavior in various non standard situations so inherent to modern society. This by modeling different life situations, it gives people an idea of how to act in certain conditions, gives guidelines for the way of life. The article reveals the meaning of the concept “human potential-. In the article much attention is focused on the idea that in the modern sphere of ecotourism, no society can see its own perspective without strengthening of cultural and spiritual potential, ecclesiastical and moral values in the minds of people. Therefore the problem of spirituality, the problem of spiritual and moral education is becoming especially important today. The analysis of the research is provided. Albina Romenovna Sharipova "Impact of Mass Culture on Personnel Potential in Ecotourism Sphere" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-5 , August 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd46281.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/humanities-and-the-arts/tourism/46281/impact-of-mass-culture-on-personnel-potential-in-ecotourism-sphere/albina-romenovna-sharipova
This document discusses the opinions of three Romanian thinkers - Mihai Eminescu, Constantin Radulescu-Motru, and Mircea Vulcănescu - regarding Romanian spirituality from a philosophical perspective. It examines their views on elements that characterize the Romanian people and culture. Eminescu believed the Romanian language, character traits like honesty and generosity, and the pastoral occupations of Romanians shaped their spiritual universe. Radulescu-Motru viewed ethnic elements as defining a nation's soul and saw religion/faith as perfecting the Romanian spirit. The document aims to show that Romanian spirituality allows for a native Romanian philosophy and to highlight characteristics that define Romanians as a nation.
Critical Theory and Creative Research: Epigraphspncapress
This document contains a collection of epigraphs and quotes from various authors on the topics of critical theory, creative research, the role of the intellectual, and the relationship between knowledge and society. The quotes address ideas like the importance of marginal domains of knowledge, the aesthetic dimensions of innovation, and how our senses are shaped by social and historical forces.
A Presentation on the Science of HumanitiesAshish Babu
A quick insight into the very definitions of the science of humanities and its various aspects pertaining to the individual as well as to the society as a whole.
Performance art as posthumanist means of expression - performing the liminal ...margitafx
The document discusses posthumanism and performance art as a techno-cultural avant-garde. It explores how performance art has dealt with posthumanist topics like identity, technology, and blurred boundaries between human and machine. Several examples of performances are provided that have manipulated the body, explored human-technology hybrids, queer and ethnotechno identities, and companion species relationships between human and non-human. The document suggests performance art is a liminal field located at the intersection of science, technology, and art that has been used to transgress social categories and norms through the body.
This document provides an overview of the discipline of history. It discusses how history comes from the Greek word for inquiry and narrative. The American Historical Association defines history as seeking to understand the past and its meaning. The document then covers various topics in the development and study of history, including ancient civilizations that developed early forms of writing like cuneiform, hieroglyphics, and logograms to record history. Key concepts in history are also examined such as significance, continuity and change, and cause and effect. Research methods in history include oral tradition, external criticism, and internal criticism. Current applications of history include museum studies and historic preservation.
Marsilio Ficino was the most influential Renaissance Neoplatonist who developed ideas from Plato and Neoplatonism. He founded the Academy in Florence, which disseminated Neoplatonic ideas through discussion and literature. Ficino's most important work was Platonic Theology, which synthesized Neoplatonism with Christianity. He believed the immortal human soul was the center of the universe and mediator between ideas and the physical world. This view emphasized humanity's dignity. Ficino also believed all religions worshipped the same God in different ways, with Christianity being most complete. He developed the concept of Platonic love through spiritual friendship that mirrored love of God.
Social science is the study of society and human behavior within societies. It deals with how individuals relate to each other in social settings and institutions. The main social science disciplines are anthropology, economics, geography, history, linguistics, political science, psychology and sociology. Social science aims to understand society by using empirical methods to study human behavior and interactions. It plays an important role in conceptualizing social problems, understanding existing concepts related to problems, conducting research using scientific methods, and suggesting recommendations based on analysis and conclusions.
This document summarizes and critiques the theoretical foundations of Warwick Fox's transpersonal ecology and Arne Naess' ecosophy T. It argues that Fox's focus on individual self-identification fails to account for the primacy and formative influence of culture. Cultures encode knowledge and shape identity through traditions like language, narratives, and root metaphors. Therefore, rational arguments aimed at individuals may not be the most effective way to address ecological issues or change cultural practices. Taking culture into account is important for developing a viable transpersonal ecology.
This document discusses the history and method of imagology, which is the study and analysis of national stereotypes and characterizations. It outlines how the attribution of characteristics to different nations evolved from an informal practice in early modern Europe to becoming systematized and embedded in the human sciences in the 19th century. Literary history and criticism from this period explained literary traditions based on notions of national character and ethnicity. By the late 19th/early 20th century, there was a move away from ethnically deterministic views of culture due to figures like Ernest Renan, leading to nationality becoming a topic for historical rather than anthropological analysis. The document provides context on the development of imagology as a field of critical analysis.
Chapter 1 the birth and growth of the social sciencesHestia Maria
Here are 3 examples of social phenomena/behaviors and their effects on individuality:
1. Family structure - Coming from a close-knit or dysfunctional family shapes one's relationships and beliefs. It influences how one sees themselves and functions in society.
2. Peer pressure - The need for acceptance and fear of exclusion can motivate risky behaviors or prevent individuals from expressing themselves authentically. It challenges one's independence and self-identity.
3. Social media use - Constant comparison/validation-seeking online can undermine self-esteem and disconnect people from real social interaction. It redefines social norms and challenges concepts of privacy and image control.
In summary, various social/cultural factors deeply impact the development of
This document provides an overview of several social science disciplines, including linguistics, political science, psychology, and sociology. It discusses the key branches and concepts within each discipline. For linguistics, it describes the main branches of phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. It also provides examples to illustrate concepts within these branches. The document similarly outlines the focuses and examples for political science, psychology, and sociology. It notes influential early thinkers in each field like Ferdinand de Saussure for linguistics, John Locke for political science, Wilhelm Wundt for psychology, and Auguste Comte for sociology.
1) The document discusses the complex nature of what constitutes a human being from various philosophical perspectives over time.
2) It explores how humans have been viewed as spiritual, social, and physical beings that are shaped by both nature and culture.
3) Key debates discussed include whether humans are defined more by reason, will, spirit, or social and economic forces, with different eras and philosophers emphasizing different aspects of human nature.
Discipline and ideas in the social science week 1eiram030382
1. The document discusses several social science disciplines including history, anthropology, geography, political science, sociology, demography, and linguistics.
2. Social science is concerned with understanding society and finding solutions to social problems. It studies human behavior and societies.
3. The main social science disciplines covered are history, anthropology, geography, political science, sociology, demography, and linguistics. Each discipline is briefly defined.
Magazine foundry apercu-quelques-pages BRAUX STUDIO
The Foundry Magazine, magazine d'arts et de culture donne la paroles aux artistes. Magazine préparé par B.RAUX STUDIO.
Disponible sur le site www.foundry-magazine.fr
Multiple Linear Regression Applications in Real Estate Pricinginventionjournals
In this paper, we attempt to predict the price of a real estate individual homes sold in North West Indiana based on the individual homes sold in 2014. The data/information is collected from realtor.com. The purpose of this paper is to predict the price of individual homes sold based on multiple regression model and also utilize SAS forecasting model and software. We also determine the factors influencing housing prices and to what extent they affect the price. Independent variables such square footage, number of bathrooms, and whether there is a finished basement,. and whether there is brick front or not and the type of home: Colonial, Cotemporary or Tudor. How much does each type of home (Colonial, Contemporary, Tudor) add to the price of the real estate
Impact of Road Infrastructure on Agricultural Development and Rural Road Infr...inventionjournals
This document discusses the impact of road infrastructure on agricultural development in rural India. It begins with an abstract that outlines how road transport plays an important role in agricultural development by transporting produce from farms to markets. It then reviews literature that has found roads increase crop income, agricultural productivity and output, and market access for farmers. The document discusses how rural road networks in India are often poorly developed, resulting in significant post-harvest crop losses. Finally, it outlines various ways that road infrastructure development can promote agricultural growth, such as bringing new land into cultivation, lowering transportation costs, and improving access to inputs and output markets.
This document summarizes the operations and revenue sources of Bhopal City Link Limited (BCLL), a special purpose vehicle created to manage city bus operations in Bhopal, India. It describes BCLL's establishment in 2006 and expansion over time to operate 225 buses across different routes in the city. The key revenue sources for BCLL include payments from the municipal corporation, fare box collection, bus and bus stop advertisements, utility duct rentals, and intercity bus services. Total monthly income for BCLL from all operations and advertisements is estimated to be over 44 lakh (4.4 million) Indian rupees.
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Neutral - Inclusive Targets Economy of Culture Modeling Through Unconventional Patternistic Experience And Thinking
1. International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Invention
ISSN (Online): 2319 – 7722, ISSN (Print): 2319 – 7714
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Neutral - Inclusive Targets Economy of Culture Modeling
Through Unconventional Patternistic Experience And Thinking
Ioan I. Gâf-Deac
PhD Senior Lecturer, SH University of Bucharest, Romania,
PhD. Economics Science, PhD. Engeneering Science, Graduate Narrabundah College of Canberra ACT
Australia, Post doctoral member Romanian Academy, Bucharest, Romania
ABSTRACT: Cultural Environment European in national spaces of member countries developed presents
strategic commitment in the first quarter of the present age on 1) economic growth and cultural development, 2)
establishment of major cultural trends of synthesis, which with the help of European integration and
globalization to become dominant, placed over lines national and cultural 3) programmed deficit financing
trends in the sphere of culture. Self-definition of regional culture encouraged substantially in the last decades of
socio-economic development in Europe and Romania. Is about to be instituted that operational and conceptual
system given that economic control through a management non-corporate tends to establish a resource base all
materials reduced, but a new resource base of knowledge widening, with the transition to the knowledge society
and acceptance of the results / effects of integration and globalization. In this context, the article presents
results of research on modeling neutral - inclusive economy culture targets through unconventional thinking
and patternistic experience.
Keywords: unconventional patternistic thinking and experience, culture, modeling neutral inclusive, cultural
self-definition
I. INTRODUCTION
In the cultural and social situation in the countries - members developed Union European as well as the
transition to integration, already meet strategic situation and operational sustainable cultural growth and the
emergence of big lines to integrative culture through European projects launched in the field. Programming
conditions of European integration and globalization becomes dominant cultural and spiritual environments
nationally and regionally, internationally targets.
Developing the concept of New Economy of Culture (NEC) (narrow and broad) occurs considering the
multitude of existing multitude of approaches internationally systems, institutions, organizations can promote
programs and cultural products funded public / or private and evolution of this concept in the past 25 years.
Also, they can achieve similar concepts such as separation from the Knowledge Economy, Social Economy or
clustered Economy. In this framework it is felt the requirement to have an X-ray currents of thought and
experiences of conventional / unconventional Romanian culture in the new economy and, by extension, on
European cultural patterns.We appreciate that now, Romanian culture, using only conventional evolutionary
thinking and such experience in the field, get straight to the "cultural peace action". For observing the near
future, medium-term and long associated culture / Romanian cultural values, organization and management of
integrative perspectives are important but dovedeşe collection results and mentalistic indigenous cultural
thinking of becoming general throughout the history of their own cultural model. In examining the historical
context, R. Bacon (1214 -1292) formulated the idea of science-based perception and direct observation of
nature. Roger Bacon nicknamed "Doctor mirabilis" was one of the most important philosophers of the Middle
Ages, making contribution to science by promoting experimental method, stating: "Without experience can not
know anything thoroughly. There are two ways to reach knowledge: by reasoning and experience. Many are
those who have evidence of what can be known, but how they do experience ... can not avoid what is harmful."
"He who wants to enjoy without doubt the truths underlying the phenomena must know how to give experiment".
(//ro.org/wiki/Roger Bacon). J. Kepler (1571-1630) and Galileo Galilei (1564-1642) introduce and obtain public
recognition of the importance of mathematics, that allows abstraction concrete reality. René Descartes (1596-
1650) highlights an impressive manner the image of the human body (being), which is nothing but a "great
facility".I. Newton (1643-1727) base their visions which can justify physics principles related to movement,
which radically alters how to deal with decisions in a changing context, wider complex. P. Laplace (1749-1829)
identifies science face to face with the man (in the contemporary situation, manager) as "an inanimate machine."
Early twentieth century is marked by "the economic domination", the decision is thought to mathematized,
accurate,, causal, analytical, mechanical, materialistic. In the mid twentieth century, systems theory and ecology
emerged as a "new science", they have brought to the fore pluralism countenance same response (solution) by
several researchers (current). Reductionist science joins Cybernetics as explanatory tool, useful in making
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decisions. In fact, there was a new scientific level, supra-disciplinary, which led to complicated methods of
organization and management of productive economic and social systems as a whole. J. de Rosnay (1975) and
F. Vester (1980) introduce the concept of "Biocybernetics" as an argument for a stronger development of
systems theory. Cultural development initiatives occur, therefore, amid the resulting vector / compounds
advance imposed by large entities with large crops clustered in the European Community at the beginning of
XXI century. In the cultural and social situation in the countries - members developed Union European as well
as the transition to integration, already meet strategic situation and Operational cultural growth sustainable and
the emergence of big lines integrative culture through European projects launched in the field, programming
conditions of European integration and globalization becomes dominant cultural and spiritual environments
nationally and regionally, internationally.
II. PATTERN’S ROLE ON CULTURAL MODELLING PROCESS
A culture can be represented as a system of interrelated things and ideas, organization of
interconnected elements, repetitive and transformed into patterns. Within culture, between positive and negative
a normal strain, as in the human world without a previous difference (by extension, Heraclitian) is unthinkable
event organization and management of ideas As such, a cultural pattern realized in the Hegelian spirit, has
behavior and dialectic attitude, respectively replaces classical ideational/ conceptual logic with a dynamic one,
able to discover and overcome, in fact, the contradictions of the human world. Patternistic culture supports some
conceptual metaphysical human ideational/ conceptual mobility, and recognition of itself knowledge relativism
and self-knowledge. The culture becomes and return from the concrete human world realities and the thinking
of those who organize and fully lead for budding.
This process is consistent, but not in harmony with cultural ideational live. The contradiction between
cultural thesis and antithesis resolve / auto-solve using synthesis, which in turn is considered a new reality
relative to the previous them. With such a culture it is "dynamism of becoming." H. Bergson proposed method
and tool formalized by intuition. By extension, in a culture it is a particular intuition, and is frequently superior
to patternistic intelligence. In classical and neoclassical cultural models/ patterns prevailing the static
knowledge; in fact, ideational intelligence is operable using concepts considered abstract image from reality.
Patternistic culture is manifested in dynamic conceptual knowledge which predicts the depth of cultural process,
metaphysical advancing step by step with reality. The culture through his patternistic appearance no refuse to
continue making its ideational organization and management. The reality of the human world is reflected in the
fund, in its continued becoming. The essence of patternistic cultural thinking is man becoming, not man itself.
True cultural knowledge is another way, crossing physics screen in the metaphysical through organizational
conceptual transcendence. Advancing cultural thinking is because there are patternistic truths.
Pragmatic, sensible cultural knowledge of facts, events and cultural objects is completed using patterns
to fulfill the intellectual knowledge that point the way toward cultural truths, own territory, be it even national,
quasi-fixed, abstract nature, with however concrete roots. If the philosophy principle of universality is more
important than that of individuality, then in culture (which includes philosophy) plays the role of primacy patter
working towards universality. We have to deal with structuring culture regularities, which may manifest
submission trans-geometric regularities of ordinary human behavior, namely through descriptive cultural
acceptation. (Figure 1).
Relatively stable arrangement of features. / Cultural concepts
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distinctive
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distinctive
Cultural embodiments
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Cultural
PATTERN
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General behaviour
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STRUCTURING CULTURE IN
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Specific forms of human behavior
imposed by culture
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Formal cultural acceptation
Particular forms
Specific forms
Constituent of a culture
Diversity of cultural embodiments
Fig. 1. The presence of cultural patterns in the cultural complex modeling
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The emergence and establishment of the new knowledge-based culture economy can cause change in
the nature and methods / processes of formalization and operationalization of patternization. Manifestation of
cultural knowledge will give rise to a quasi-nelimitate variety of interpretations of culture acts and, in fact,
induce make other conceptual principles for unconventional thinking. It is possible that a cultural pattern to rely
on more quantitative principles than currently delineated and assigned conventional culture. Adherence to a
principle or another, or several principles will achieve more pronounced.
Cultural knowledge essential condition for now, is spending / deposit patternistic effort. We note that
patternistic efforts targeting is bi-direction, and in the future of human society to establish multi-purpose
cultural orientation. Bi-sensuality observed by this analysis refers to the applied effort on applicative cultural
knowledge with respect inwards concentrator, respectively purely intangible cultural awareness effort with
respect to the outside discombobulated human world. Using almost exclusively instrumental of patternistic
culture suggesting its as old as privileged knowledge, confirmed by experiences of cultural acts. Disciplinary de-
mystification of patternistic culture can be achieved by measuring the generally generally comparative cultural
content in the context of its usefulness in the human soul for specified purposes of making.It is not necessary
safeguarding of cultural patternistic intangibility because such a move would legitimize disciplinary general
static state on cultural creation.
National cultural reality, for example, is observable using information and knowledge about cultural
patterns. Development of new networks and new flows of cultural communication determines the impact of the
operational / organizational human world. As such, appears new forms of cultural entrepreneurial action in
social world. In fact, arise new forms of interaction of patternistic culture with "small worlds", accompanied by
new types of open communication. Symbolic forms of interaction of patternistic culture preference assume
quasi-continuous change ideational culture states. But they are produced / reproduced on stairs rising, providing
wide accessibility to the ownership and operational consumption. Symbolic cultural exchange organization in
the world of modern culture supports nations patternistic culture, where occurs contextualizing media. However,
the symbolic dimensions of patternistic culture are about to be circumvented lost. It appears hard for concern
technical features of the means of organization and management of cultural acts, including communication.
It appears that in the new economy already is incipient restructured how cultural organizational entities are
related to each other. People already have the ability, capacity and readiness to create networks of cultural
significance for them. Increasingly common is the immediate cultural communication, which is infinitesimal
fixed on a lot of substance / material textures, physical, of a particular type within patternistic culture. If, in fact,
cultural communication is a form of human action, then it is natural to analyze the actions of patternistic culture
recourse. People, regardless of which country they belong, not remain prisoners of speech act, the descriptions,
but have streams crossed by a patternistic silent fiber convinced that virtual visualized the road and becoming
fully human targets to be achieved.
Patternistic cultural contexts thus become fields of action. Sets of rules, resources and relationships
within a national culture have a certain degree of sustainability. The role of culture is to formulate patternistic
existing fields within the framework of cultural action. Symbolic power of patternistic culture can not be
coercive, but could be economic, technological, political, etc. outlining the conceptual and cultural capital and
the symbolic substance from a country within a nation. Moreover, culture in its generality, within its symbolic
capital may be equated with the crowd material particular substrate forms / formulas generalized purely
symbolic human action. Patternistic culture promotes symbolic exchange allowing a symbolic form of
knowledge is fixed in the belief that this proves their expected utility, conventional becoming fully human.
Culture and conventional / unconventional "face to face" patternistic culture have low durability and poor
fixation, being dependent operational memory faculties spoken. Patternistic vision / unconventional becomes
more relevant fixing the budding cultural symbolic forms. Storage mechanism of patternistic vision /
unconventional can be used as a resource for exercise different ways of cultural power. Human cultural power is
more dense breeding checkers when the degree of knowledge of the various states is more reserved, less.
Reproducibility give frequent forms of redundancy in organizing cultural knowledge.Patternistic culture spacing
allows space-time organization and management of cultural verification becoming fully human.
However, it is found that, in fact, classical culture does not allow sufficient spatial-temporal spacing
methods and techniques of knowledge to imposition the co-presence of man and his environment outdoor
infinity. Patternistic culture, its environment and man share the same space-time reference status, when the
exchanges / transformations are available to all or only to the proximity of man and his environment.Occurs, in
fact, sedimentation of cultural vision with the means of advanced conceptual cultural patternstic /
unconventional system. Knowing "patternistic" and knowing "man" means to contain and understand the
rationale of the object and the subject being supreme knowledge.The research problem in terms of
methodological and cultural knowledge is linked to the research gnosiological himself.
Socrates issue judgment that the truths limits themselves in person (man), but in order to penetrate the mind is
necessary to undergo a process whose steps and rules require (determines) the essence and evolution of thought
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itself. To the cultural man, personal start is the subject (the man himself). Further efforts are manifested, namely
reflexive rise, because in the end, prove the need for a patternistic tool to guide (steer) and lead the effort.
The fundamental principle of good cultural thinking is patternistic method. It puts forward the idea that equally
non-patternistic method is actually operational. In general cultural context, patternistic method is a picture of the
process of cultural knowledge. Pedantry and false reasonings are frequently handled in conventional cultural
methods. Instead, chaining ordained and methodical questions and answers, arguments and demonstrations is a
prerequisite for strengthening patternistic thinking. Patternistic culture knowledge in classical and neoclassical
organization and management become substance for the operationalization of the instrument of the physical
remnants of meta-culture approaches. Reminescence (anamnesis) marks the access to cultural truths, remind us
of the past ("once") and space ("somewhere"). Nothing we learn shows Plato, since knowledge is a memorial.
In general culture, it is considered the patternistic base that there are certain cultural man ideas before the
immersion in cultural acts. The theory of reminiscence is associated with concepts theory, stipulating that the
idea that truths are eternal cultural knowledge are born, similar concepts or essences with which captures and
contains human becoming.
Patternistic cultural theory concepts can be considered the last step of cultural gnoseology. Patternistic
culture operating concepts proves to be the operation comprising the substrate and the object under it essential
knowledge. Patternistic culture is created by opportunities to elevate particular ideas to general concepts of
knowledge, in the transition from the description to the definition and further the method. Patternistic
managerial concept means intellectual representation of a cultural object, subject of knowledge and managerial
definition content patternistic means enunciation of concerned representation. Cultural patternistic method is the
way forward in knowledge to discover cultural truths. Patternistic culture can be cataloged, equally as wisdom
and virtue and cultural knowledge as the foundation of wisdom in all its aspects. On this basis before, actually
culture it supreme forms of expression of the human. (Figure 2).
Objectifying a type of culture: EUROPEAN
Culture totemic / dogmatic
Culture/ monoteist
Culture panteist (suffer)
Culture multiple (antic /helen)
EUROPEAN CULTURE
Reality
Interpretation of
Irationality
Open to
creation
Raport
favorable
man
Dinamism
Sintetic
autonom unity Conscience
theory
(axiology)
History Culture
Destiny Actualitatea
ordinii
naturale
Geometric culture
Exces on
“biology”Non biology
Discurs “against nature”
CULTURE
Responsability/ free
creation
Geometric European Culture
Rational investigation
Social investigation
History investigation
Moral investigation
Geometric investigation
Supreme human exprimation (C. Noica)
MODEL =Scheme/nucleus logic of culture
Work
method
work idea
CIVILIZATION
Joining the foreground value
Structure
All goods“distributed”
Fig. 2. Culture and supreme forms to expression of the human
It is estimated that world (eg cultural environment) must be accessible to man. The area outside culture
is the co-location of economic functional cultural patterns considered as an epistemic alternative for the man
who aspires to become cultural man. After all, the alternative is purely patternistic concerned.
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III. CONCLUSION
"People of culture" usually does not leave the base trained behavioral norms of neutrality acts related to
their cultural objectives. The orientation of cultural activity "by objectives" generally is considered
"reasonable". Therefore, the accepted model for cultural operationalization in this context is that of inclusive
neutral- cultural objectives. Search true cultural objective or neutral, pole corresponds to reality identify the
prediction is based on discernible and manageable circumstances.
Cultural activities under the known risks of knowledge is supported by some probabilistic subjectivism,
meaning that waiting patternistic culture. Neutralist principle lies in cultural attitudes of indifference. In this
case, all variants of knowledge have equal opportunities. Nature of neutrality cultural knowledge manifests itself
in unconventional symmetries. In the field of probability theory operated with patterns appears notion of
"symmetry of probability". Cultural indifference in this case, is not combated, but rather is a tool for sharing
cultural symmetrical probabilities. Against this background can be found links between cultural and social
value.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This paper is suported by the Sectorial Operational Programme Human Resources Development (SOP
HRD), financed from the European Social Fund and by the Romanian Government under the contract number
SOP HRD/159/1.5/S/136077.The author gratefully recognize the research support/ collaboration of FDBC-
KBDF, Knowledge-based Development Foundation, Bucharest, Romania.
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