1. It may be correct, but it's not common. We usually use "holistic" to describe health or ecology.
2. You've used "The" correctly.
3. Yes, your articles are ok.
4. The best wording is "the society of that time".
You're very welcome. I admire your command of English! :-)
Hello. Dear Ms.Sue, I would be very grateful for your advice.
1) Do you think it's possible to say "the holistic phenomenon of science" (meaning "science as a whole")?
2) Do you think I used the articles correctly in the following "the interaction of the cultural, public and scientific constituents of sociocultural space "? Maybe, no THE before CULTURAL and THE before SOCIOCULTURAL SPACE?
3) "the interaction of moral and ethical values of contemporary society". Do you think my articles are OK? Maybe THE beore MORAl.
4) Do you think it will be clear that CONTEMPORARY does not mean MODERN if my text is about the first part of the 20th century. I don't know how to express it better and clearer, maybe "the then society" (my dictionary gives it with THE, but sounds a bit strange to me) or "the society of that time" (also clumsy).
Thank you for your most helpful answers.
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Thank you very, very much, Ms.Sue. My English does require your help and advice. Thank you for everything.
You are very welcome, Ilma.
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