The famous essay of Thomas Robert Malthus on the "principle of population" was published in 1803. It is worthwile considering what was Malthus right and wrong about, who was the firts to point out the dangers of overpopulation.

Ratinal argument is soetimes rejected by those who in principle portray themselves as guardians of rationality and modernity. A dispute between the writer and a newspaper emerged from such a situation.

By analysing the right wing emigrants of the Romanian state party system, the author gives a possible answer to a question why is that there was no articulated and authentic leftist critique against the state party system in Romania.

The article provides a complex analysis of the role Lukács' Ontology played in exceeding Stalinist orthodoxy and on the different careers of the colleagues and disciples of the senior Master.