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Configurarea modelului de creator în poezia modernă basarabeană: etape, viziuni, atitudini [Articol]
(CEP USM, 2025) Bâlici, Marcel; Bâlici, Mădălina
The work in the field of interpreting modern lyrical literary texts from the on the perspective of reception contexts aims to validate the hypothesis of a common trunk in Romanian lyrical modernity and the dual path of the modernist literary phenomenon begun by the circumstantial-historical fissure at the level of artistic creation and staged reception. The objectives of the work include delimitingintri the integrated presentation of the literary phenomenon of Romanian lyrical modernity. Delimiting the internal contexts of the modernist phenomenon and presenting its characteristic features. And an intrinsic analysis of the characteristics of each stage: a) – the seventies stage: sober lyrical text, with the mission of saving poetry, transcendental vision and b) – the eighties stage: the playful, the prosaic, the narrative. The perspective of reception has two distinct aspects: - starting from geoliterary reception and - starting from the punctual historical sequence /moment of reception/. The paper demonstrates the correlation between the creator’s style, the stage of activity within the literary phenomenon and the differences in perception depending on the moment and place from which the act of interpretation takes its genesis.
Utilitățile contextuale ale științei. Cazul genezei științei moderne în secolul al XVII-lea [Articol]
(CEP USM, 2025) Stoenescu, Constantin
In “Preface” to the 1970 edition of Science, Technology and Society in Seventeenth-Century England, Merton proposes a new integrative model that takes into account both the influence of Puritanism and the pressure of technological problems generated by the economy and the military industry, as well as the mutual relations between these different fields in the process of institutionalizing science. Moreover, the configuration of the social role of the scientist and the social organization of science took place according to the interaction between all these aspects that functioned as resources for the development of science and that mutually enhanced each other as science itself became institutionalized. Merton introduces the explanatory hypothesis according to which all these different fields provide arguments for the utility of science. Starting from his proposed case study, Merton introduces a pluralistic concept of the utility of science broken down into the some categories of utilities.
Tinerii, intelectualii și filosofia în reflecțiile profesorului Vasile Țapoc [Articol]
(CEP USM, 2025) Mărgărint, Tatiana
The work and activity of Professor Vasile Tapoc represent an essential pillar of contemporary philosophy. In the context of an increasingly globalized and interconnected world, his vision remains relevant, serving as a model for today's researchers. Moreover, his lessons on morality and integrity continue to inspire future generations of scholars. Through everything he achieved, Professor Vasile Tapoc has provided an inexhaustible source of inspiration, ideas, and relevant solutions for researchers, teachers, and students alike. The main objectives of this article are to evaluate the field of philosophy as a facet of spiritual culture and to identify the value of Professor Vasile Tapoc's philosophy within the context of contemporary thought. These objectives were achieved through the application of content analysis methodology to the philosopher's work. Through all his achievements, Professor Vasile Tapoc has offered a continuous source of inspiration, ideas, and relevant solutions for researchers, educators, and students.
Sudul Basarabiei în componența Principatului Moldovei/ României în anii 1857-1878 în istoriografia românească [Articol]
(CEP UPSC, 2025) Sclifos, Eugen-Tudor
After the defeat of the Russian Empire in the Crimean War (1853-1856), part of the territory between the Prut and the Dniester was returned to the Principality of Moldavia, following the initiative of the Austrian Foreign Minister Buol, namely southern Bessarabia. The purpose of this recession was to remove the Russian Empire from any access to the Danube. Romanian historiography has analyzed this 22-year period, the political, economic, and social transformations and the attempts of the Russian Empire to re-annex southern Bessarabia.
Dincolo de metafizică: Nietzsche și filosofia experienței [Articol]
(CEP USM, 2025) Dodul, Dumitru; Negru, Corneliu
This article explores Friedrich Nietzsche’s philosophy as a philosophy of experience, focusing on his critique of traditional metaphysics, the centrality of the body, and the will to power as foundational principles of becoming and value creation. It argues that Nietzsche provides a framework for overcoming nihilism through the cultivation of an ethics of affirmation, authenticity, and transformation—an approach that resonates with contemporary crises of meaning and value. The analysis highlights the relevance of Nietzschean thought within contemporary philosophy, where relationality, flux, and lived experience emerge as central axes for a post-metaphysical mode of thinking.