Monday, March 7, 2011

Problem Witht Water In Moen I

The eight not only to March - If not now when?

The main topics of the mobilization "If not now when?" February 13 led to a debate complex and dense. Influential women, men who have a theory and practice of reflection on their own men, wrote important texts, fielding analysis, ideas, testimony to the richness of thought and political practices of women.


why the garrison in Via Sparano, starting from 18.00 to 20.00, will be divided as follows:
- reading relay: some of us, who will want it, read an excerpt from the debate around the mobilization Rise "If you do not now, when? "

- wear a sign with whatever text there is from because ... we do not fight only a few sentences here in March, but the creativity and words of other women will be added and others. Each from the eight non-self only in March because ...

Friday, February 25, 2011

Paying Blood Banks In Miami 1

The Lacemaker (C. Goretta)

is difficult and almost contradictory to describe both the character of Apple, the film Goretta, that would be like talking about the silence, because it is as if his silence, his immobility, the inability to communicate in the film is imbued could be expressed accurately only through the silence itself. Now, while I try to find appropriate words to define, contradicts it, that silence, because I use a tool that has in it motion, action, crash: writing. Writing, also, I try to share with you what I feel, I feel, I feel something inside and then moves outside, communicate and share with others. In doing so, again contradicting the star and her film, because that's all that you do not know, is what Goretta tried to tell: that the complexity of communicating, to show, manifest, to make comprehensible to others our thoughts. Apple can not do any of these things: shut up. But its not lack of courage, of cowardice or because they do not really feel those feelings, is an inability physiological, innate, which can only suffer. Neither I nor the hordes of writers in film, literature, and so on and so forth, we care more for those heats, transcribe them, inform them orally, if we confirm them with the facts: Apple has in it, probably more than any poet, benefactor, patron, philanthropist. It's just that she can not show it, he can not get out of it, explain it, put it in, put it into words or actions. It is a vortex of emotions forced by his inability to "conversion" to wait.

all trying to turn that mess of things internally that we bring in written words, spoken or gestures. All we seek, once processed, to share and make Him known to others. It is an instinct, a basic need, a need. Isolate there, segregated in ourselves, it would be like autorinchiudersi in a cage. But it is not easy, not easy to describe, narrate, turn into a clear and accessible language to another that which haunts us or cheer. Apple feels the need and how much as everyone, but fails to transform, he can not convert, can only wait. And then his silence is what is most frightening to exist, because the quiet, in fact, a hidden world inside: a multitude of fears, joys, sorrows, passions, loves, strangled, suffocated and confined by the difficulty of human expression, in an icy prison soundproofed.

"The Lacemaker" talks about all those words stuck in my throat because of the complexity of decoding their own emotions; Bird that Maupassant, although he was eager to sing, "not released his hand, stood in silence and did not flee ' ; man who, despite trying to decrypt quell'intrico of perceptions that carries within , still feels perpetually misunderstood, misinterpreted, limited, never fully understood, human beings and not, feel they are not free, it could not fully express. Apple's all this, the man is often all that. In particular, what scares us most is that detachment, that gap between what we feel inside and what we are able to externalize and make it understandable to others. A Out that, when we feel that is so abysmal, gives us the sad reality is impossible to fully describe ourselves. And it is this chasm of silence in charge of Apple, and consequently, man. It is the unbridgeable distance to make us shut up. It is in front of that groove, before quest'abisso that separates thought from the word, in the presence of this lack of communication, the man surrendered. It is here that breaks down the language, that fails the word before Apple, before his inexplicable splendor of the soul, which has no outlet street in reality, no words or actions at its height.

Now, while Apple is thinking Greece, on that trip so much that he wanted to do, but unfortunately never will, but think what would have been happy if he had understood François, while imagining that it would be wonderful if everything were as in his dreams, is it not silence the only one who can fully describe everything? A little 'how does the reality with dreams, the language fails us, it distorts, diminishes us, it creates an unbridgeable gap between our inner world and the real, between what we have in the mind and what we can tell or have others understand. Apple looks up slowly, sets the room and thinks that understanding, that inner world, as well as Greece, can only be dreamed in silence.

"It would have passed close to her, right next to her without seeing her. Because she was one of those souls who show no sign, but we must patiently interrogate, on which we must be able to lay his eyes. At other times, a painter would have made the subject for a painting of gender. It would have been a seamstress, a water carrier or a stitcher. "