24.9
storio.grafia
history and the centrality of women in the history
uxor.
suicide the biological superiority of the female
the sacredness \\ tragic nature of the female and her biological phenomena
inferiority bio-existential male
26.9
= history facts, history = story of the facts
3.10
instincts and impulses
manure
civilization and / is rational; e.ducazione
the female primordial (pag8- 27)
mammi.feri
sucking (breast, pacifier, pencil, candy, thumb, cigarette, drinking straw, kiss etc.).
happiness by felare
4.10
mammi.fero, calori.fero, frigori.fero fero = I carry
8.10 p.6 skull kefalè, en.cefalo, the frontal lobe \\ Broca's area;
reptilian lobe cortex
\\ limbic (primitive instincts: food, sex, aggression)
right lobe 'creative'
left lobe 'rational'
hormones, estrogen, testosterone, the male
'to eat' chicken, beef, mutton, pork etc..
15.10
mono.grafia
sin.tesi sin.tassi.sin.patia anti.patia sin.tonia
the rhythm greek dialectical: thesis, antì.tesi, sin.tesi
crono.logia
antropo.logia; fact historical and anthropological fact
17.10
even knowing anthropological (repeatable structure, motivations, goals)
the 'verbal' descriptor of historical fact
p.4 Evolution
origin of the earth
origin of life, the In .
organic staffing the value 'female' of the lemma MATTERS
22.10
date the origin of civilization and the end of prehistory
the invention of writing gero.glifici; glipto.teca
marking territorial
p.8 division of labor between males and females
static, wealth, power,
bike - Need
meso.potamia; ippo.potamo
rise, levitate, levitation
dinosaurs (date of extinction)
the process of evolution and homination
a.trofizzazione organ
the upright position, the buttocks, the position pan.oramica; 'disease from a standing position'
the opposable thumb, the PTO and decision accuracy
tail, canine, the mandible
5.11
p.4 monkeys antropo.morfe morpho = form
primates
the pale.onto.logia; fossils (etymologies)
hands free and the stimulus to the brain
p.5 amygdala = almond
intellectual development, the cult of the dead position 'fetal'
antropo.fagia; eso.fago; onico.fagia
p.6 homo sapiens;
p.7 IV sec. ac understanding of dates of the centuries in crono.logia
12.11
p.8 division of work and life roles
goods = = = needs work
conflicts / disputes over the division of labor in the simple group and the group of
care domestic and parental (oxytocin hormone to parental care and breastfeeding)
the first arguments in a youth camp, the division of work
the hegemonic es.onerati by manual labor (lawyers, architects, actors, priests, teachers, employees, surveyors etc.).
needs, goods and articles, secondary, tertiary, quaternary and tertiary advanced
The overturning of the importance of work primary in society
quaternary More work = less manual and most prestigious
Primary works = more manual and less prestige ('zzappare go to' go to feed the sheep 'etc.).
15.11
still sull'arbitrarietà selective
free will of the historian and Providence
p.142 Socrates , +399 ac., 'I do not know'
Confucius, sixth century BC. 'science is knowing what you know and not know what you do not know'
knowledge presupposes ignorance, when you learn, you are ignorant
the light of knowledge and the Enlightenment (1700)
the miner's helmet and light limited to a narrow range of cognitive
p.139: the Logos
ef.feminato
p.140 the real and the reality of Fetish and Rites
hello: slave = slave your
Hypatia (Aspasia, Sappho, etc.. p. 140)
schizo.frenìa = split brain to the difficulty of a choice
cacòn (p. 45 grammar)
19 11, p.117
the a.bulìa Bule, a.patìa, a.stenìa, tele.patìa
alive!
Que Viva!
ego-real-immanent-transcendent
fiction and documentary
Socrates and the Temple of Delphi: Know thyself
Christ: love your neighbor tui, like yourself, if you love God, love neighbor
26.11 Ex. burden from manual labor
fetish
5.12
p.9 symbolic culture, the symbol of the first
p.7 adornments (shells etc.).
and status symbol status symbol symptom of shock
existential awareness of one's existence
existential disruption
somatization of existential unease with psychosomatic illness
sorrow and substances psico.trope
the dis . tractions to eliminate the discomfort there
Societas, solidarity exists to eliminate the inconvenience
the cerebral cortex, the seat of the inhibitions of the drives still
reptilian limbic-ego, the real, the immanent and the transcendent
6, 12
murder is a 'suicide'
the act is etero.punitivo auto.punitivo
p.11 reversible or irreversible man-made, positive or negative p.14
the fertile crescent and the companies 'water'
p.15 from life in the country (primary), to the village to the city (tertiary)
the city that lives boobies surplus (primary) campaign
p.16 production specialization and social differentiation
dall'egualitarismo the village to the city ger.archie
eco.nomia as a rule of distribution of goods and work in the simple group and the group composed by the equality
birth to the division between hegemonic and sub. alternate
13.12
p.147 theater, orchestra (orchitis, oath) opera, p.239 catharsis
the Saturnalia, the dies natalis Solis Invicta and the mutilation of prestige by Church of the
Anthesteria (Easter) May 1 (First Communion)
sol.stizio the winter, the tropics; substances psico.trope; Tropaion the (trophy)
p.93 Opon (round shield) hoplites ; bacterion = stick (drums) p.327
the lamp, light, oil, wealth, unto the Lord, p.319
Christos = anointed, anointed as a sign of wealth and benevolence of God
the strigil, charisma
neo.litico, neo.nato, nea.polis,
s.Benedetto (ora et labora) laboratories (pain), work
20.12
topics for the year-end holidays
p.17 religious power and political power throughout the mon.arca
p.29, The Mesopotamia
the anthropo p.32. Morphism
the cosmos (etymology) and the ziggurat
cosmogonies
p.33 p.34 p.35 Semitic
Egypt
p.36 power as.soluto; the teo.crazia
p.37 p.38
ger.archica the pyramid and the buro.crazia gero.glifici; deities zoo.morfe
10.1
p.46 cosmo.gonie and teo.gonie
sidereal space, starry, p.48 sider.urgia
the Indo-European, Sanskrit basis of Western languages \u200b\u200b
p.52 Ramses 2 and Moses
p.53 1250 BC Hammurabi and the Code of laws written in 1750 BC Crete
p.55 p.56
the talasso.crazia Cretan (talasso.terapia)
the sacredness of women in Crete Cretan pan.teon the
p.57; pantheism
23.1
two hours (50 min) realignment in History for six students with deficiencies
24.1
all pupils to watch a movie at the end
30.1
p.58 Cretan civilization 1400 BC (Santorini tsunami)
The central courtyard of the palace of Knossos, the first square =
urbanism Cretan Mediterranean (urbus = urbs city: blessing urbi et orbi
the tauro.machia , Minos, Pasiphae and the Mino.tauro; nau.machie the Roman square
ls 'European' and 'street' American
pro.spettiva the alveolar square
Spice: annoyance, appearance, inspector, inspection, presence, insightful, suspicion, lack of hope
icono.grafie walls in Crete Cretan nature and 'peaceful'
the pyramids (2500 BC)
31.1 p.60
the Homeric poems (800 BC) the bible (800 BC)
destruction of Troy 1200 BC
basileus and basil
p.64 1100 BC the Phoenicians
emporium
alphabet, commerce, p.66
colonies colonies
4.2
p.67 Jews and Israel, Moses and Ramses the 2nd : 1250 BC, 1200 BC
Palestine Bible 800 BC, p.68
by zoo.morfismo and anthropomorphism to the god mono.teismo
abstract no representations antropo.morfe Christian
the inner sanctum
Jewish intellectual stimulation determined by the abstraction to understand a god unrepresentable
the consolatory function of anthropomorphism Christian (representations: Jesus, Madonna, Saints
intellectual idleness atrophies the brain
the difficulty in learning, and catkin IQ
dell'alius for the indispensability ego
De Coubertin: the important thing is participation, not winning: the condemnation of merito.crazia
13.2
the Jewish monotherapy; the scientific indimostrabilità of God, if he had become a part of the science
fobogeneità infinity, eternity, creating the need for protection transcendent (Divinity, magicians, fortune tellers) and psychophysical ( The Alius, the soìetas, eec) p.69
the pro.feta, pro.fessione, pro.femì (speaking), the menorah
p.70 Babylonian captivity; captivus (Capio = I take; understand com.prendere ) evil = devil's prisoner, captured by the demon of bad
Bible p.74, ta biblia, biblio.teca, disco.teca
18.2 p.78
the satraps and the satrapy
Marathon dario-Leonidas 490 Spartans + + 480
Thermopylae Salamis Xerxes Leonidas enhancer
Movies on Western power over Eastern asgli (Muslims)
symbols of Western power in the filmography;
the phallic symbol, almost 'hearing', and the giant megalo.mania
the U.S. (skyscrapers, car huge motorbike etc.). super.omismo the USA (Super Heroes: supermen, Spiderman, Batman);
film as propaganda of the ideology of a people.
- Centralt of the woman and her psycho-physical structure that can withstand incredible, if desired, more than twenty pregnancy, childbirth and lactation
p.79 p.80 Zarathustra
20.2
indo.europee languages, Sanskrit: ptr, vrtt
the fundamental importance of some historical battles that have led to the present civilization.
the landing in Normandy (Hitler), Marathon, Salamis (Persian civilization, the Iraqi-Iranian)
p.84 p.85 demo.crazia
25.2
gimnasio, gimos = naked, gymnastics, school, angiosperm plants and gymnosperms
of anthropomorphic and andro.morfi
the ideal of Kalòs kai Agathos (bwella beautiful body and psyche)
the impermanence of the body in Christianity
hedonistic AESTHETIC
28.2
the advances
passes tout, tout lasse, tout speakers p.87
the sufficiency of the polis
hyperkinetic state and state
cinesis and complementary Dinamis
3.3
p.95 states ethnos (ETIM)
the strange case of women ethnological Moso
p.96 m = the social responsibility of the dynamic class
the concept of class
p.98 initiation rites and religious legal
the Evemero.
Venus-Aphrodite, Ares-Mars; Jupiter-Zeus, Poseidon-Neptune, Mercury-Hermes and so on.
RELIGION AS A TOOL FOR SOCIAL COHESION
p.99 unmarried, celibate, the harem, the androecium, the dogs against women at home
isteron, hysteria, hysterical: an example of misogyny
p.100 con.nubio ( maiden name)
Xenophon and the criminalization and scapegoating of women
p.107 Pandora and Eve: examples of sexist and misogynistic cosmogonies
the cult of female virginity and the cult of the Virgin Mary, the 'brothers' of Jesus
10.3
Kirios, ciro = lord
Pandora, the vessel, Eve, the apple tree. Women's
fobogeneità
the woman as the scapegoat of male insecurities; atone
im.pudente, im.pudicizia, modesty
the gamos, gametes, and the procreation and gamic a.gamica
mono.gamia
p.109 polygamy and the ether, the courtesans, women e.manc.ipate; e rite. man.cipazione;
the old prejudice of women educated woman = 'free', 'light', 'easy'.
education limited to males in the backward peoples
12.3
demo.crazia P.114. timo.crazia, pluto.crazia
the koine = community; life together (ceno.bio) p.109
the sim.posio: Symposium = pot.abile
p.100 adolescent and adolescent
Paidos pais, ped, ped. iatra; pedo.filìa; ped.erastìa; ped.agogia; en.ciclo.pedia
the aristoi p.111; the aristo. cracy; Arista's
arc.onti; = first arc in space and time: mo.arca; patri.arca; matri.arca; arc.heo.logia; aut.archia
the archon Polemo . arc, the polemos; the controversy
p.112 Solon 600 BC.
A.nomia p.113; eu.nomia; iso.nomia (p.118)
ec.clesìa = = ec.clésia church (en = caleo call in) =
im.becille in.baculum (without stick)
13.3
P.114 500 BC Cleisthenes p.116
the bule and buleuterion
p.117 ostracism; the ostracon, the entire vessel symptoms of units then broken, the bandit outlaw = = = e.marginare hunt by a group =
banish the strat.eghi (Stratos = army), the difference between tactics ae strat.egìa
p.118 iso.nomia (cf.pag 51 and 71 of the book of science = iso.stasi; iso.ipse; iso.bare; iso.bate)
equi.voco
17.3 (questions)
19.3
by a performance by Mrs. Daniela Santanché: a superstitious gesture Roman 'digitum medium porrigere' ; olig.archìa p.119, p.120's omoioi i perièci the peri.metron; the gherusia;
civilization as respect of community property. p.11
10.4 p.133 hegemony, imperialism Athenian misti.ficazione terms of 'ally', 'links', 'col.laboratore', aimed at the prestige ell'egemone when it involves exploiting the subordinates; p.134 liturgies hegemonic, p, 136-subjects, allies, p.139, 140.142 (repeat): the logos, the Greek rationality, the fio.sofia, the myth, the phenomena, the polis, the analysis of 'real' , women emncipate: Tean, Aspasia, Diotima, Sappho, the sophists, Protagoras and Socrates, oratory and 'hegemony
17.4 pag.139 an orator, the rhetoric as the art of orally stimulating the area of \u200b\u200bemotional thinking weigh weigh = = (= pondus weight) and the weight of thought removed from the dis-traction, of size or substance psico.tropa; the myth associated with the memory (Mnemosyne), I'm my experience, my past;
P. 21.4. 140: the principle of cause and effect, every fact must be seen always as 'effect' of another event (cause) eg research into the causes of the thunderbolt from Zeus to the magnetism, the causal perception of reality is not always feasible in situations of great emotional involvement (eg causal analyzed the sunset from a lover ), p.142 sophists and eristic, Protagoras:
'man is the metron of all things'; anthropocentrism in greek architecture and urbanism, squares and city centers of Europe' on a human scale '; the geo.metri; houses with roof and attic floor with between alveolar and aseptic, the nature of' non team ', the curves' cellular' nature, rounded edges: the columns of the Parthenon, the domes, apses, theaters and anfi.teatri.
7.5 p.147 Greek tragedy and modern rituals cathartic (fiction as critical of anesthesia) the size of psychotropic (movies, sports, radio, pc, mp3, etc.).
The 'mystery play' (the medieval Mass - the church as 'theater'.) projection of their anxieties in the 'scapegoat' (birth, death and resurrection of Jesus)
Rituals 'theater': the clothing and behavior at parties topical
Candles, music, song, special clothes present in both parties that in the Mass
Solidarity (solidity)
the IPO.
crisis
8.5 p.149 myth, classical myths (Iliad etc..) myths and new 'epic' (Rambo, Brave Heart, etc.) as Mito story. Myth as a model to follow. The stereò.tipi. The anthropo
. Centrism greek, the metron cf Protagoras: Man is the measure of all things.
The Parthenon. Athena Parthenos (the Virgin Mary's virginity by Minerva Christian). The parteno.genesi
The Entasi, the metopes, the monoliths, column = stylus. The Colossus, Coliseum and the statue of Athena with a spear ..
p.154 12.5 The Maenads Bacchae and the Dionysiac festivals of Dionysus, god of wine.
Madmen \\ in.demoniati considered drunk = sacred.
The wine and the elimination of inhibitions in women. The eu.forìa. The 'fear' the power of man to women, the terrible expression, 'Shut up!' as a block of the antithesis in the dialectic pattern that is the basis of democracy even in civil debate. Mach = battle, war
Polemos = 14.5 P155 diseases analyzed immanent and not transcendent;
= Asclepius Aesculapius, the god of medicine, the symbol of medicinal chemists: staff (caduceus) with the coiled snake (a symbol for the sacred = Farmacon its poison from which pharmacy) P.156 450 BC Hippocrates and his oath
Fusis, fis.iatra, fisio.logia, etc. fisio.nomia. The
dia.gnosi and ana.mnesi (Mnemosyne, a.mnesia, mnemonic)
the Kuros p.157 p.158 Harmony, sim.metria the human body.
15.5 p.159 bronzes Statues, p.163 Alexander the Great (or Mega Alèxandros), the demystification of the concept of 'leader', 'conqueror': great men or great killers? Colonists and imperialists, 'markers' territorial terms allocated to the conquerors: bold, ambitious, and so great strategist. The megalo.mania 'reptilian'.
19.5 imperialism military, economic, monetary, linguistic, musical, cinematic, cultural, religious and so on. The mutation
prestige derived from antiquity, the companies' ... since 18 ',' since 18 ..) and
tree family, the great tomb, the sarco.fago
26.5 p.166 Ecumenical (the ecumenical councils), p.167 cultural imperialism greek: D.240: Graecia picks ferum victorem cepit, culture inhibits aggression; e. rudizione, Cato the Censor and the value effeminante of Greek culture against the rude and 'manly' Roman soldiers, the museum as a home of the muses, the European prehistory p.172, p.173, the Sardinians, the car. chthonic; civilizations mega.litiche, p.176 Magna Greece and the Greek colonies in southern Italy, Nea.polis, p.177 Adria by the Etruscans at Cerveteri, Veii, the tombs ipo.gee; Maecenas (p. 296); = damn ailment has, illness entertained, and the Lucumonis dodeca.poli; lati.fondi and lati.fondisti; latus = wide = Latium?; the rostra, the bow, the spurs, the necro.poli, p.181 lessen the origins of Rome; P.180: The map of ancient city, the Tiber Island, the 750 a.Cr.; place centri.peto or strategic (Suez Canal, Panama, Gibraltar, etc.). Campidoglio, Palatino, Foro Boario, Roman imperialism, hegemony, and the = bullying imperialism in the simple group, the claim of the alleged duties and taxes = money;
28.5 p.179 rites pro.piziatori 'attrattivi'e apo.tropaici' repulsive ': hello, greetings, greetings and rituals submission: hello, treats, pete, petition, p.182-183 river port Testaccio etc..
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