To enlarge, please click on it:
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Who Is Heather Brooke's Husband?
Reflections: Marc Augé
A read that the world ends!
Click on image to enlarge:
A read that the world ends!
Click on image to enlarge:
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Image Of How Implantatio Bleedingn
new chapter in Argentina
French anthropologist gave a lecture on Tuesday 31 August at the Alliance Francaise. Here we bring new emepetreseril furnace outlet for those who were and want to hear or for those who could not go or be left out because the quota was limited.
Augé's conference, including the introduction in which he participated Mabel Grimberg and Cecilia Hidalgo and final questions from the audience, "lasted about 80 minutes.
only have to press "Play" on the next bar. If you have headphones, the better!
(To stop what it sounds like by default, have to press "Stop" on the other ad hoc bar in the left column.)
According to Wikipedia *, Marc Auge is a French anthropologist born in Poitiers in 1935, specializing in the discipline of ethnology.
As a teacher he taught anthropology and ethnology at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in Paris, where he served as director between 1985 and 1995.
was also responsible for various research director at the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS).
His work highlights an approach to the concept of "overmodernity" constructed from a reflection on the individual's identity in terms of its relationship with ordinary places and the presence of technology, and coining the term "non-place" to refer to places of transience that are not important enough to be considered as "places." Examples of a non-place would be a highway, a hotel room, an airport or a supermarket.
* The Licensed we are not responsible for this mini biography augeriana we put on filler. 
French anthropologist gave a lecture on Tuesday 31 August at the Alliance Francaise. Here we bring new emepetreseril furnace outlet for those who were and want to hear or for those who could not go or be left out because the quota was limited.
Augé's conference, including the introduction in which he participated Mabel Grimberg and Cecilia Hidalgo and final questions from the audience, "lasted about 80 minutes.
only have to press "Play" on the next bar. If you have headphones, the better!
(To stop what it sounds like by default, have to press "Stop" on the other ad hoc bar in the left column.)
According to Wikipedia *, Marc Auge is a French anthropologist born in Poitiers in 1935, specializing in the discipline of ethnology.
As a teacher he taught anthropology and ethnology at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in Paris, where he served as director between 1985 and 1995.
was also responsible for various research director at the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS).
His work highlights an approach to the concept of "overmodernity" constructed from a reflection on the individual's identity in terms of its relationship with ordinary places and the presence of technology, and coining the term "non-place" to refer to places of transience that are not important enough to be considered as "places." Examples of a non-place would be a highway, a hotel room, an airport or a supermarket.
* The Licensed we are not responsible for this mini biography augeriana we put on filler.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Marching Drum House Song
Before now ... yeah ... Milan
A scene I witnessed a few years ago and was recorded in a document from my PC
Miserere station. A violinist played music in the hysterical ride from the crowd with a similar melody. Combination with line C. Constitution Plaza. People looking for a little. Train to South Zone. Dialogue between an old man and a kid who listens and does not understand. Just like me that watch.
brown corduroy jacket, gray shirt, white hair, pointing to the window:
- That, that
And then to himself:
- I, I
After an itinerary with your index finger from the tip of the head to the stomach, while saying:
- is true. Before now ... yeah ...
- Vos, how many? Asks the boy
- 20
- My son and daughter equally. Before I do ... now ... I ... All that, I ...
Every now and then pulls out a pocket watch and murmured a "Thus" to watch hour.
The old man stretched the collar, as if to show something. I stretched sideways, toward the other, while his hands made a motion of contempt by a "Bah!"
- I, I ... it ... all ... I ...
- Before now ... yeah ... 
A scene I witnessed a few years ago and was recorded in a document from my PC
Miserere station. A violinist played music in the hysterical ride from the crowd with a similar melody. Combination with line C. Constitution Plaza. People looking for a little. Train to South Zone. Dialogue between an old man and a kid who listens and does not understand. Just like me that watch.
brown corduroy jacket, gray shirt, white hair, pointing to the window:
- That, that
And then to himself:
- I, I
After an itinerary with your index finger from the tip of the head to the stomach, while saying:
- is true. Before now ... yeah ...
- Vos, how many? Asks the boy
- 20
- My son and daughter equally. Before I do ... now ... I ... All that, I ...
Every now and then pulls out a pocket watch and murmured a "Thus" to watch hour.
The old man stretched the collar, as if to show something. I stretched sideways, toward the other, while his hands made a motion of contempt by a "Bah!"
- I, I ... it ... all ... I ...
- Before now ... yeah ...
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)