Dedicated to the holy in nature. The life in the seed. The beauty that feeds the world.
Using the “Still Face” Experiment, in which a mother denies her baby attention for a short period of time, Tronick describes how prolonged lack of attention can move an infant from good socialization, to periods of bad but repairable socialization. In “ugly” situations the child …
A lot of spectacular things happen at night, and luckily there is someone to capture them while we’re sleeping tight in our beds. Photographer Timothy Joseph Elzinga was recently woken up by his 2-year-old boy Gibson at 1:30 a.m. when his son spotted beautiful color …
IF CRISTINA GARCÍA RODERO has a motto for her 47-year-long career in photography, it may be something akin to what she told B&W Magazine in a 2017 interview about returning to her native Spain: “We roam the world and very often we don’t know our own country.”
Born in Puertollano, Spain, in 1949, García Rodero has spent decades focusing on her own majority-Catholic country’s lesser-known religious festivals. This is a part of life that many outside Spain might not know about. After all, nearly 70 percent of Spanish citizens identify as Catholic, according to a 2018 survey by the Centre for Sociological Research.But the Iberian Peninsula has undergone a long, tumultuous history of conquest, empire, and overthrow—and while the Spanish Inquisition codified religious intolerance in 1478, religious expression could not be completely homogenized.
A notoriously fickle vegetable to harvest, Yorkshire forced rhubarb is anything but easy to grow. It thrives in the county’s cold winters, but if the soil is too wet, it can’t be planted. If the temperature is too hot, it won’t grow; and 10 or …
A Thing First, it has to be a useful tool
It is a biological human being,
but it is not a political human being
an economical human being
the fact is a slave is acknowledged legally and socially is as a thing
An ancient Greek philosopher defining the slave said
it is a tool that is alive a tool that has a voice
But that’s not enough
if it does not have the value of sales gifts dowries ransoms payments to the government tributes
it cannot be a slave
It takes qualifications to become a slave
youth and physical strength
No matter how heavy the soul is, it doesn’t equal an iron ball on the foot
The five senses are not the issue
if you only have skin that can feel the pain of the whip, that’s enough
Since the gods did not create slaves as the son of men
they did not grant them either blessings or sin
The metropolis never thought of doing anything like giving citizenship to the slaves
It treats them as a quantity
A slave’s rebellion is like the thunderstorm in nature
so you should relax because it will pass
take a break from golf or something
After all the slave’s golden age was the 4th and 5th centuries BC in Greece
and the 1st and 2nd centuries BC at the end of the Roman Empire
In Greece a “thing” is what dug the silver mines in Laonia In Rome,
it was used for the production of olives and grapes on the big farms
The “thing” began to be humanized during the progress of domestic industrialization
barber doctor tutor even clerk those are the jobs of the “thing”
When a slave’s joy is denied unnecessary things like love seem to get born
From the 1st century AD, the slave society began to collapse
from slave to serf from thing to person
The pure pleasure and fear that only the thing owned
changed to a complex idea of political and social existence
It is not the thing that emits a voice of pleasure
it is the idea that emits the sound something like water flows from the eyes
The slave’s renaissance is the trade in Blacks from Africa in the 18th century
that brought commercial and industrial prosperity to modern Europe and the new continent America
The “thing” was reinstated
On the west coast of Africa slave merchants crowded in
from Holland France England following the adventurous Portuguese merchants
that opened the new silk road to the Orient in the last half of the 1th century
“The New World Symphony” rings out and the joy of the “thing” is the misery of the human being
The peace of ancient Rome deprived the slaves of their joy and pain
but at least it left sorrow for them
the sadness of freedom of free men
I saw a photo of a terra cotta statue of a Greek slave from the Hellenistic period
Both feed the right hand and the burden on its back were damaged,
but the long warped back patterned after the weight of its burden
an elongated head and large ears long nose and lips sunken cheeks the flesh
carved out from the throat to the chest I couldn’t see both eyes of the “thing”
from the side view of the vertical statue but I could sense the feeling of it staring into space
What is it he was staring at
What was he able to see the rapport between the “thing” and another nameless “thing”
is that possible
If you want to meet a “thing” you should go to Parco Street in Shinjuku
instead of there being silver mines and fields of grapes
it’s flooded with nothing but abstract information markets the light and sound and color of “things” are boiling
Last night I read some poetry to you “things”
but as far as your response is concerned
it was exactly the color of the bright eyes of the Greek slave staring into space
