The phrase "society science" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the scientific study of the characteristics of human societies. For example, "I'm studying society science to learn about the history of different world cultures."
We won't just be covering economics – there are sessions on sport, society, science and technology, politics, environment, food and culture.
"There's no question," says Wertheim, "that in the hierarchy of our society, science is up here and girls crocheting is down there.
Although he satirizes the society, science in general, and its hackneyed experiments, such as trying to extract sunbeams from a cucumber, it's the very discussion of science's role in human life that remained important for the future of the science fiction genre.
Poised to be a spectacular landmark, the museum's five imposing steel feathers will each house galleries reflecting the guiding philosophies of the United Arab Emirates' founder and first president, Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, including displays on his life and on conservation, heritage, history and society, science and learning, and faith and Islam.
A committee set up by John D. Rockefeller and his son, John D. Rockefeller Jr., decided that the artworks there should have a unifying theme, New Frontiers, encompassing aspects of a modern society: science, labor, education, travel, communication, humanitarianism, finance and spirituality.
These comments can be sorted into five fields: governance, society, science, environment and economy.
Technology may certainly flourish in totalitarian societies; science cannot, since it requires the same questioning of orthodoxy that hampers other philosophical discourse in such circumstances.
During Aila recovery, links and bridges between local communities and local administrations, local government institutions, academic societies, science and technological societies, and neighboring communities were overlooked.
Publishers argued that the policy would bankrupt some journals and wipe out revenue needed by scientific societies (Science, 26 November, p. 1451).
The authors concluded that the line which formerly demarcated society from science is regularly being transgressed and that the resulting closer interaction between science and society signals the emergence of a new kind of science: contextualized or context-sensitive science.
"It has to do with the rest of society where science fiction exists".
