Photography as a visionary moment: an interview with Sandra Quagliata
The interview
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Monday, March 14, 2011
Polyps On Gallbladder
The Last Station
Last night I came across by chance in a film ...
By chance ... or maybe not ...
However, the film in question is "The Last Station" and see Tolstoy speaks of our own!
Here is the plot: In
1910, the estate of the writer Leo Tolstoy of Yasnaya Polyana near Moscow, comes the young intellectual Valentin Bulgakov, who was hired by Tolstoy as his secretary staff. At that time, the Russian writer had approached the Christian faith-anarchist, I think the non-violent and had embraced vegetarianism, arriving to give up his riches and the copyright on his works, this has triggered a power struggle that involves his beloved wife, Sofya, that although she loved her husband deeply does not accept his decisions and does not intend to fall into poverty, and the double agent Vladimir Chertkov, leader of the movement created by the writer. The young Valentin finds himself in the middle of this power struggle, unable to handle the events.
The Last Station is a 2009 film directed by Michael Hoffman and based on the novel The Last Station - The novel of the last days of Tolstoy (Bompiani) writer Jay Parini .
I must say I enjoyed the film. It 'been nice to sneak in the writer's life right now that I'm reading. The protagonist (Christopher Plummer) is very convincing and his wife Sofia is played fantastically by Helen Mirren.
What can I say, I recommend it. Maybe prepare a nice cup of aromatic tea and enjoy this trip to Russia.
Lever
Last night I came across by chance in a film ...
By chance ... or maybe not ...
However, the film in question is "The Last Station" and see Tolstoy speaks of our own!
Here is the plot: In
1910, the estate of the writer Leo Tolstoy of Yasnaya Polyana near Moscow, comes the young intellectual Valentin Bulgakov, who was hired by Tolstoy as his secretary staff. At that time, the Russian writer had approached the Christian faith-anarchist, I think the non-violent and had embraced vegetarianism, arriving to give up his riches and the copyright on his works, this has triggered a power struggle that involves his beloved wife, Sofya, that although she loved her husband deeply does not accept his decisions and does not intend to fall into poverty, and the double agent Vladimir Chertkov, leader of the movement created by the writer. The young Valentin finds himself in the middle of this power struggle, unable to handle the events.
The Last Station is a 2009 film directed by Michael Hoffman and based on the novel The Last Station - The novel of the last days of Tolstoy (Bompiani) writer Jay Parini .
I must say I enjoyed the film. It 'been nice to sneak in the writer's life right now that I'm reading. The protagonist (Christopher Plummer) is very convincing and his wife Sofia is played fantastically by Helen Mirren.
What can I say, I recommend it. Maybe prepare a nice cup of aromatic tea and enjoy this trip to Russia.
Lever
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Disney Cinemagic Games Online
undecided Men are worse than forced labor and marriage
Hello! Today
take advantage of a moment of peace at work to write a new post.
I finished reading "resurrection" of Tolstoy.
Compared to the last read novels, was a real relief to finally find a story in which the protagonists are two
. There are dozens of characters (as in Demons) that make you dizzy. Here we talk about
Maslova and Nechljudov (it took me a minute to write this good name ..).
She works as governed by the boy's aunts, who seduces her and leaves. This fact will bring the girl to take a path of dishonor and prostitution, until she becomes involved in murder and convicted (wrongly) to forced labor in Siberia. Nechljudov (this time I did copy and paste ...) The reunited with after many years thanks to the process. He is appalled by the situation of Maslova and feels guilty for having ruined my life, so she decides to marry her and follow her to Siberia.
Maslova's character is fascinating. You never understand very well what his intentions are towards Nechljudov.
loves him? Does not love him? It is angry?
Nechljudov also lives with us in doubt. But perhaps it is this situation that makes Maslova suspended so elusive and full of charisma, while leaving Nechljudov almost crushed by her personality. He is typical of the characters that interest-free strong but sometimes even negative, and this is why everything and nothing. Let me explain. In his weakness only serves to oscillate between so many emotions that do nothing but make it almost blurred, nebulous. Tolstoy almost justified in saying
"Men are like rivers: the water in them is equal and is the same everywhere, but a river can be tight or fast, or off, or calm, or clear, or cold or confused, or lukewarm. Even so men. Every man carries within it the seeds of all human qualities, and sometimes one manifests itself, sometimes another, and nn is often similar to himself, though still keeping him. "
be a coincidence, but neither I, nor Maslova we were fascinated by this man, so she decides to marry another man and leave it Nechljudov by the 'obligation "to redeem.
Nechljudov Maslova is convinced that he did it because she really loved him and did not want to drag into the abyss of his life and even Tolstoy seems to want us to believe this, but a phrase I believe the opposite:
"Nechljudov had offered to magnaminità to marry her and what had been the first among them, but Simonson loved her as it was now, and loved it simply because he loved her. "
Nechljudov is weakened by his indecision, and Simonson draws strength from his own love.
Conclusion? Hurrah
men decided.
Nechljudov of men like the world is full of them. Maybe you would follow up in Siberia, but would only passively slide from one event to another without ever being the protagonists. In my opinion
Maslova was terrified of having a ball at his feet as he ...
Poor thing, had already been sentenced to hard labor, another no punishment!
Yes, the first stage of the project was finally completed!
(joy, joy !!!!)
Today I'll post the next installment of volumoni to read, in hopes of finding pleasant surprises and to recover our Fedora which I assume it is lost in Siberia ....
Eleven volumes behind and I feel lighter.
Lever
Hello! Today
take advantage of a moment of peace at work to write a new post.
I finished reading "resurrection" of Tolstoy.
Compared to the last read novels, was a real relief to finally find a story in which the protagonists are two
. There are dozens of characters (as in Demons) that make you dizzy. Here we talk about
Maslova and Nechljudov (it took me a minute to write this good name ..).
She works as governed by the boy's aunts, who seduces her and leaves. This fact will bring the girl to take a path of dishonor and prostitution, until she becomes involved in murder and convicted (wrongly) to forced labor in Siberia. Nechljudov (this time I did copy and paste ...) The reunited with after many years thanks to the process. He is appalled by the situation of Maslova and feels guilty for having ruined my life, so she decides to marry her and follow her to Siberia.
Maslova's character is fascinating. You never understand very well what his intentions are towards Nechljudov.
loves him? Does not love him? It is angry?
Nechljudov also lives with us in doubt. But perhaps it is this situation that makes Maslova suspended so elusive and full of charisma, while leaving Nechljudov almost crushed by her personality. He is typical of the characters that interest-free strong but sometimes even negative, and this is why everything and nothing. Let me explain. In his weakness only serves to oscillate between so many emotions that do nothing but make it almost blurred, nebulous. Tolstoy almost justified in saying
"Men are like rivers: the water in them is equal and is the same everywhere, but a river can be tight or fast, or off, or calm, or clear, or cold or confused, or lukewarm. Even so men. Every man carries within it the seeds of all human qualities, and sometimes one manifests itself, sometimes another, and nn is often similar to himself, though still keeping him. "
be a coincidence, but neither I, nor Maslova we were fascinated by this man, so she decides to marry another man and leave it Nechljudov by the 'obligation "to redeem.
Nechljudov Maslova is convinced that he did it because she really loved him and did not want to drag into the abyss of his life and even Tolstoy seems to want us to believe this, but a phrase I believe the opposite:
"Nechljudov had offered to magnaminità to marry her and what had been the first among them, but Simonson loved her as it was now, and loved it simply because he loved her. "
Nechljudov is weakened by his indecision, and Simonson draws strength from his own love.
Conclusion? Hurrah
men decided.
Nechljudov of men like the world is full of them. Maybe you would follow up in Siberia, but would only passively slide from one event to another without ever being the protagonists. In my opinion
Maslova was terrified of having a ball at his feet as he ...
Poor thing, had already been sentenced to hard labor, another no punishment!
Yes, the first stage of the project was finally completed!
(joy, joy !!!!)
Today I'll post the next installment of volumoni to read, in hopes of finding pleasant surprises and to recover our Fedora which I assume it is lost in Siberia ....
Eleven volumes behind and I feel lighter.
Lever
Friday, March 4, 2011
How Much Is A Horse Worth That Weaves
Jeux d'enfants in Caltanissetta. From March 10 to 13 a Barrel Villa
Jeux d'enfants is a photography project created by the agency and wanted photojournalistic Neda free reports in collaboration with the Faculty of Languages and Literatures, University of Catania and sponsored by UNICEF. It 's a story for children of different ethnic groups made in different places in the world. To weave the experience of travel is the theme of children, the children offer a unique joy to the story, that enchanted the game. Unites them all a difficult, forced to confront the circumstances of a condition of life very often at risk. Jeux d'enfants is an unconditional dedication to being children, it is the desire to tell everyone to be states. Challenging the distortions of the present and at the same time think about the future with more honesty and respect for the rights of human existence.
Jeux d'enfants is a photography project created by the agency and wanted photojournalistic Neda free reports in collaboration with the Faculty of Languages and Literatures, University of Catania and sponsored by UNICEF. It 's a story for children of different ethnic groups made in different places in the world. To weave the experience of travel is the theme of children, the children offer a unique joy to the story, that enchanted the game. Unites them all a difficult, forced to confront the circumstances of a condition of life very often at risk. Jeux d'enfants is an unconditional dedication to being children, it is the desire to tell everyone to be states. Challenging the distortions of the present and at the same time think about the future with more honesty and respect for the rights of human existence.
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