Modelo de Desarrollo a Escala Humana de Elizalde

lizalde's model is constituted by a system of 9 universal needs, and a classification ofdifferent ways of responding to them (to which they are called

"satisfiers." In summary, we can point out three characteristics
defining the model: distinguishes the concept of necessity and that of
satisfactory; (2) proposes that, exceeding a minimum threshold, the needs make
up an integrated system; Y (3) shows that they can be defined as lack but also
as potentiality. Three basic ideas are developed below, and exposes the
taxonomies of needs and satisfiers. But first we list the three a priori
postulates that constitute the starting point of the model: Fundamental human
needs are finite, few and classifiable.

2.The fundamental human needs are the same in all cultures and in all periods

historical. What changes through time and cultures is the way or means used for

Development is about people and not about objects.Policies and pathologies Persecutions, the product of political, religious and other
intolerances, are as old as humanity. However, our most novel ‘achievement’ is
the tendency of the main current political leaderships to direct their actions
to generalizations so incredibly schizophrenics about the ‘enemy’ who are
leading us directly to omnicide; that is to say, towards the possible slaughter the satisfaction of needs.  of all of us.

 

Policies and pathologies 

 Persecutions, the product of  

political, religious and other intolerances, are as old as humanity. However, our most novel ‘achievement’ is the tendencyof the main current political leaderships to direct their actions to generalizations so incredibly schizophrenics about the ‘enemy’ who are leading us directly to omnicide; that is to say, towards the possible slaughter of all of us.

 

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