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Filonilo ESTIGMAS of Andean poetics "Mauricio Mamani
Here's a book fresh as the waters of the mythical Lake Titicaca, where he sees each day the city of Puno. A book made especially for those who not only enjoy reading like a selection of topics discussed on the Puna good poetry, if not that, readers will have the opportunity to enter an exciting text, lavishly published by the Institute Research School of Humanities, Arts and Humanities, of San Marcos., whose content covers articles published in specialty journals or conferences literature prepared for Congress made during the last five years, says the author of `POETIC ANDINAS-PUNO . Thus, we have before us a set of tests embedded in the corpus of poetry highland ...
Here's a book fresh as the waters of the mythical Lake Titicaca, where he sees each day the city of Puno. A book made especially for those who not only enjoy reading like a selection of topics discussed on the Puna good poetry, if not that, readers will have the opportunity to enter an exciting text, lavishly published by the Institute Research School of Humanities, Arts and Humanities, of San Marcos., whose content covers articles published in specialty journals or conferences literature prepared for Congress made during the last five years, says the author of `POETIC ANDINAS-PUNO . Thus, we have before us a set of tests embedded in the corpus of poetry highland ...
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Since today is selling" The Dream of Celtic and will cost 69 soles
A total of 20 000 copies of "Celtic Dream", the last literary work of Mario Vargas Llosa, will go on sale beginning today at national level, according to sources close to the editorial Alfaguara.
The book will cost 69 soles and sold in bookstores, supermarkets and department stores throughout Peru, which are expected to sell in a week. Mario Vargas Llosa's novel presented today in Madrid, Spain.
"The Dream of Celtic Irish tells the story of Roger Casement, British consul in the Congo in the early twentieth century. He was one of the first Europeans to condemn the horrors of colonialism with arguments. Of his trips to Belgian Congo and the Peruvian Amazon were two memorable reports shocked the society of his time, because after they revealed a painful truth: it was not African barbarism or Amazon which became European civilized barbarians, were they in the name of commerce, civilization and Christianity, those who committed the most barbaric acts.
These two trips and what he saw at Casement change forever, making undertake another journey, in this case intellectual, even more devastating. That led him to face an England he admired and active military in the cause of Irish nationalism. In the midst of World War I, traveled to Berlin to conspire against the United Kingdom and participated in the Easter Rising of 1916, a fact which would eventually lead to prison. Read the first page "The Dream of Celtic
A total of 20 000 copies of "Celtic Dream", the last literary work of Mario Vargas Llosa, will go on sale beginning today at national level, according to sources close to the editorial Alfaguara.
The book will cost 69 soles and sold in bookstores, supermarkets and department stores throughout Peru, which are expected to sell in a week. Mario Vargas Llosa's novel presented today in Madrid, Spain.
"The Dream of Celtic Irish tells the story of Roger Casement, British consul in the Congo in the early twentieth century. He was one of the first Europeans to condemn the horrors of colonialism with arguments. Of his trips to Belgian Congo and the Peruvian Amazon were two memorable reports shocked the society of his time, because after they revealed a painful truth: it was not African barbarism or Amazon which became European civilized barbarians, were they in the name of commerce, civilization and Christianity, those who committed the most barbaric acts.
These two trips and what he saw at Casement change forever, making undertake another journey, in this case intellectual, even more devastating. That led him to face an England he admired and active military in the cause of Irish nationalism. In the midst of World War I, traveled to Berlin to conspire against the United Kingdom and participated in the Easter Rising of 1916, a fact which would eventually lead to prison. Read the first page "The Dream of Celtic
Saturday, October 30, 2010
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Sunday, October 10, 2010
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Quispe, Bilingual poet will present his work "Sankayu panQ" Puno Writers
The teacher also Intercultural Bilingual Education in the field of Local Education Management Unit Chucuito - Juli, Ubaldo Zapana Quispe noted that the fifth edition of his work called "Sankayu panQ" meaning Castilian - Aymara, will be presented officially on 13 October in his hometown, Chucuito-Juli.
noted that the content of the work is referred to fables, stories, poems, riddles, which is characteristic of his creation to have an Aymara identity, since he was born in a community at the foot of Cerro San Carlos Anuanuni Juli powerful.
"I've seen should make this creative writing, because Juli is considered the capital of the Aymara nation, because in that locality aymara edited the first dictionary by the Jesuit Ludovico Bertonio" he said.
The poet said that many politicians and professional researchers argue that to speak the Aymara is the reverse and ignorance, because according to him, rather the monolingual training is mediocre and you feel unable to master the language and is the first to discriminate against people who speak Aymara.
invoked to regional authorities and the Ministry of Education, Aymara language teaching should be compulsory in educational institutions, considered as a subject in the curriculum of study.
The teacher also Intercultural Bilingual Education in the field of Local Education Management Unit Chucuito - Juli, Ubaldo Zapana Quispe noted that the fifth edition of his work called "Sankayu panQ" meaning Castilian - Aymara, will be presented officially on 13 October in his hometown, Chucuito-Juli.
noted that the content of the work is referred to fables, stories, poems, riddles, which is characteristic of his creation to have an Aymara identity, since he was born in a community at the foot of Cerro San Carlos Anuanuni Juli powerful.
"I've seen should make this creative writing, because Juli is considered the capital of the Aymara nation, because in that locality aymara edited the first dictionary by the Jesuit Ludovico Bertonio" he said.
The poet said that many politicians and professional researchers argue that to speak the Aymara is the reverse and ignorance, because according to him, rather the monolingual training is mediocre and you feel unable to master the language and is the first to discriminate against people who speak Aymara.
invoked to regional authorities and the Ministry of Education, Aymara language teaching should be compulsory in educational institutions, considered as a subject in the curriculum of study.
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greet Nobel awarded to Vargas Llosa
Nobel
writes: ORTEGA VICTOR VARGAS
Feliciano Padilla, Juan Luis Cáceres Monroy and Juan Palao Berastain emphasized achievement obtained by Peruvian literature.
Nobel
obtained by Mario Vargas Llosa Peruvian lifted up the letters across the world.
The whole Peru celebrated the Nobel Prize for Literature awarded to the Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, Arequipa by birth, who for many years hoped to achieve this award for the country.
officials of the Swedish Academy gave Vargas Llosa meeting yesterday morning as the brilliant Nobel Prize for Literature, which positions to Peru in the top global human letters.
Various authorities from the President of the Republic, Alan García Pérez, to Cardinal Juan Luis Cipriani and noted figures of the national intelligentsia have expressed their joy deserved recognition by Vargas Llosa, 74 years old.
In the city of Puno, some renowned writers and scholars expressed their agreement with the prize awarded by the Peruvian writer enhancing the literature in the country, often rundown.
For the writer and university professor, Feliciano Padilla, the laurel obtained by Vargas Llosa is a world recognition of Peruvian literature, as are other worldwide.
"The Nobel Prize is of great importance for the Peruvian people will not be an Indian as I am not a cholo, is a member of the national society, Creole West and he is a countryman of ours and we as puneños us are excited and proud that Mario Vargas Llosa brings Nobel Prize for Peru, "he said. Meanwhile
university professor and professor of literature, Juan Luis Cáceres Monroy, said the award obtained by Vargas Llosa puts the country at the center for literature and the world.
"For me it is a transcendent meaning, is a sign that Peru and the whole culture and all its greatness that is found on the peak, as he has presented jurors give sufficient reasons in the world shows that the work of Vargas Llosa deserves this award, "he said. Juan Palao
Berastain Finally, researcher, writer and historian described as fair recognition Vargas Llosa. "It is a fair recognition of his work as a writer, the amount of work you have and how we analyze our society, I think it means that the Noble Prize organizers have changed the tone of classification, it is recognized and rewarding literary transcendence" said.
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huancaneños Poets poetry reading offered in Arequipa
Borda, a member of the Alliance Française de Arequipa, said that through this activity is to pay special tribute to the life and work of Julio Abelardo Luza for their noble contribution to poetry Puno, the relentless pursuit of Beauty deep, philosophical and linguistic revolution in literary production.
This Oct. 14, during another edition of literary Tuesday offered the Alliance Française de Arequipa, will perform a recital of poetry and dialogue with public. In the activity, participate poets Abelardo July huancaneños Gironzini and Fernando Luza Chuquipiunta Machaca. The appointment will be at 19:30 pm
Thus, the celebrated poet Abelardo Luza Gironzini huancaneño July, as a good mason of words, poetic creation Andean defend from his most genuine aesthetic creation. Gloria Mendoza Borda, a member of the Alliance Française de Arequipa, said that through this activity is to pay special tribute to the life and work of Julio Abelardo Luza for their noble contribution to poetry Puno, the relentless pursuit of Beauty deep, philosophical and linguistic revolution in literary production.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
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The ineffable and inflatable launches novel Fabian Patinho hippocampus in the Swamp.
On Tuesday September 28 at 20:00 pm in the Cultural Centre Sting (Calama E5-17 and Reina Victoria, Quito).
The event will feature the presentation of Malabar and group Malva Sor Juana and the Traps of Faith Free admission, welcome cocktail. Messenger Wont Detect Webcam
was held in Huancané II
Huancané In the governorate, yesterday developed the poetry reading and pictorial exhibition of artist Aurelio Medina Pacheco. It was a fabulous and memorable day, participants in cultural activity showed his talent in poetry.
In this event, brought together distinguished personalities of national and international literary world as Boris Espezúa Salmon Aybar Jorge Flórez, Carmen Luz Ayala Olazabal, Jose Luis Ayala, Gloria Mendoza Borda, Jose Paniagua Núñez, Jovin Valdez Peña, Fidel Mendoza Paredes, Oliver Eddy Huanca Sayritupac and Felipe Sanchez.
"This type of activity is underrated by local authorities, they rarely opt for culture", said Fernando Chuquipiunta, organizer of that event.
also said that he had no support from the authorities of the municipality of Huancané, indicating that it was the effort required to conduct the event and so the population of that province to assess the culture.
Monday, September 6, 2010
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Writers Literary Colloquium presented book Riccardo Churata Badini: Resurrection of the dead
A historic introduction to the literary history of Puno, was presented yesterday, the book Resurrection of the dead, the father of writing Puno, Churata Gamaliel, who was for many years waiting for the happy meeting with your readers. As a framework face the intellectual and cultural enthusiasts took the time 7 o'clock in the halls of Kuntur Club, while the table was served by Juan Luis Cáceres Monroy, Jose Luis Ayala, Feliciano Padilla as Chalco and wine of Sardinia, the heart of the Mediterranean, Riccardo Badini, happy researcher who brought the souls churatianas editing and critical note of the main menu card: resurrection of the dead. Book
close to 700 pages that brings us closer to the creative universe expanding Churata. After various vicissitudes for publication is done, not before as Riccardo pointed out, "especially the tremendous support I received from the children of Churata", this book is possible. Today, we follow the man's latent bridge. Those interested in acquiring the book can do in the office of CENDOC, Lima street. A menu served.
other's voice, the voice of Badini
"Churata and was perceived to unite within a sheet several codes. A pioneering approach to encompass various artistic expressions. And understood the orkopata, Churata promoted in the group, a passion for poetry in Alejandro Peralta; the story in Matthew Jaika; the Quechua language theater in Mamani Innocent ... "
" In researching Churata has taught me make a void within me, my crumble ie logical knowledge. Crumble my knowledge on which rests the entire structure that literary criticism is ultimately a critique Western "
" In the resurrection of the dead, there are three versions, more or less worked. There was a post in the unpublished work done by the hands of Theophanes, the second Theophano Churata Gamaliel. "
A historic introduction to the literary history of Puno, was presented yesterday, the book Resurrection of the dead, the father of writing Puno, Churata Gamaliel, who was for many years waiting for the happy meeting with your readers. As a framework face the intellectual and cultural enthusiasts took the time 7 o'clock in the halls of Kuntur Club, while the table was served by Juan Luis Cáceres Monroy, Jose Luis Ayala, Feliciano Padilla as Chalco and wine of Sardinia, the heart of the Mediterranean, Riccardo Badini, happy researcher who brought the souls churatianas editing and critical note of the main menu card: resurrection of the dead. Book
close to 700 pages that brings us closer to the creative universe expanding Churata. After various vicissitudes for publication is done, not before as Riccardo pointed out, "especially the tremendous support I received from the children of Churata", this book is possible. Today, we follow the man's latent bridge. Those interested in acquiring the book can do in the office of CENDOC, Lima street. A menu served.
other's voice, the voice of Badini
"Churata and was perceived to unite within a sheet several codes. A pioneering approach to encompass various artistic expressions. And understood the orkopata, Churata promoted in the group, a passion for poetry in Alejandro Peralta; the story in Matthew Jaika; the Quechua language theater in Mamani Innocent ... "
" In researching Churata has taught me make a void within me, my crumble ie logical knowledge. Crumble my knowledge on which rests the entire structure that literary criticism is ultimately a critique Western "
" In the resurrection of the dead, there are three versions, more or less worked. There was a post in the unpublished work done by the hands of Theophanes, the second Theophano Churata Gamaliel. "
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Church Anniversary Speehes
Beyond city limits
"The 21st century will not be dominated by America or China, Brazil or India, but by the city. In an age that appears increasingly unmanageable, cities rather than states are becoming the islands of governance on which the future world order will be built. This new world is not -- and will not be -- one global village, so much as a network of different ones.
Time, technology, and population growth have massively accelerated the advent of this new urbanized era. Already, more than half the world lives in cities, and the percentage is growing rapidly. But just 100 cities account for 30 percent of the world's economy, and almost all its innovation. Many are world capitals that have evolved and adapted through centuries of dominance: London, New York, Paris. New York City's economy alone is larger than 46 of sub-Saharan Africa's economies combined. Hong Kong receives more tourists annually than all of India. These cities are the engines of globalization, and their enduring vibrancy lies in money, knowledge, and stability. They are today's true Global Cities. (...)"
Beyond city limits. The age of nations is over. The new urban era has begun by Parag khanna
Metropolis Now, Foreign Policy, September/October 2010
"The 21st century will not be dominated by America or China, Brazil or India, but by the city. In an age that appears increasingly unmanageable, cities rather than states are becoming the islands of governance on which the future world order will be built. This new world is not -- and will not be -- one global village, so much as a network of different ones.
Time, technology, and population growth have massively accelerated the advent of this new urbanized era. Already, more than half the world lives in cities, and the percentage is growing rapidly. But just 100 cities account for 30 percent of the world's economy, and almost all its innovation. Many are world capitals that have evolved and adapted through centuries of dominance: London, New York, Paris. New York City's economy alone is larger than 46 of sub-Saharan Africa's economies combined. Hong Kong receives more tourists annually than all of India. These cities are the engines of globalization, and their enduring vibrancy lies in money, knowledge, and stability. They are today's true Global Cities. (...)"
Beyond city limits. The age of nations is over. The new urban era has begun by Parag khanna
Metropolis Now, Foreign Policy, September/October 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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NEW EDITION OF THE JOURNAL" OASIS "IN PUNO-N. - 3
HERE A SMALL AREA OF THE JOURNAL" OASIS "
ASLEEP
I am facing many women in this bar. "
blue gold," where women drink more than any man ...
- Health, Jaime; this time drink to the beauty of
them, "she says Carlos, a thrill of joy, health Carlos,
other tables and ... we also showed their
full glass of drink with a gesture of toast.
observed in other tables that girl dancing topless
that moved like a mermaid with those
rhythms, at other tables was the same ... in a corner of the bar,
in one of those two sleepers sofas showed me the glass
- go where the sleepers sentenced Carlos.
Although they are not drunk, drunk when we go to pick
them Carlos-health, health, Jaime,
any of these tables and the touching of intimate parts was observed,
this time women will put the initiative because they are without control
say, in some dark corner you could hear the noise of women
names pronounced "no, not so Ricardo is no contained
does not fit there ..." and those
voices could be heard wailing, women at other tables were rolled up her mini skirt and removed
in the act, other and total consumption was in that note that Carlos
Malviz, and had fallen asleep and
it every joined the sex, only I'm free in a
THE MAN WHO COULD NOT DO ANYTHING
(For Chumbeke)
A pretty hip ... Adrian asks the Torres, who
be joined with pleasure. Immediately, the approaches you "encouraged" without
however, only retiring because he had already ejaculated ...
By: Ubaldo Keel Mullisaca
HERE A SMALL AREA OF THE JOURNAL" OASIS "
ASLEEP
I am facing many women in this bar. "
blue gold," where women drink more than any man ...
- Health, Jaime; this time drink to the beauty of
them, "she says Carlos, a thrill of joy, health Carlos,
other tables and ... we also showed their
full glass of drink with a gesture of toast.
observed in other tables that girl dancing topless
that moved like a mermaid with those
rhythms, at other tables was the same ... in a corner of the bar,
in one of those two sleepers sofas showed me the glass
- go where the sleepers sentenced Carlos.
Although they are not drunk, drunk when we go to pick
them Carlos-health, health, Jaime,
any of these tables and the touching of intimate parts was observed,
this time women will put the initiative because they are without control
say, in some dark corner you could hear the noise of women
names pronounced "no, not so Ricardo is no contained
does not fit there ..." and those
voices could be heard wailing, women at other tables were rolled up her mini skirt and removed
in the act, other and total consumption was in that note that Carlos
Malviz, and had fallen asleep and
it every joined the sex, only I'm free in a
THE MAN WHO COULD NOT DO ANYTHING
(For Chumbeke)
A pretty hip ... Adrian asks the Torres, who
be joined with pleasure. Immediately, the approaches you "encouraged" without
however, only retiring because he had already ejaculated ...
By: Ubaldo Keel Mullisaca
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Optimism VS Utopianism
"(...) that optimism truly radical Koolhaas is incompatible with the utopianism: optimism recognizes an inherent propensity or tendency of any provision of historical fact (including the" fragments " posthistorical or passive drift of "plankton" alluded to cultural Koolhaas), a direction or tendency that can be stretched and followed while utopianism remains trapped in the moral universe of what "should" be and therefore can not claim any materiality wherever you need to print as unrealistic. It's simple: optimism and risk are the wild claims of life-living that life even in places and things-while utopianism remains a statement of the universe aborted the idea of \u200b\u200bmetaphysical transcendence, quixotically indifferent fixed to those experienced provocations of a historical world. "
" For Koolhaas optimism as position is only a "must" in fact, a "fundamental position" for any architecture. In fact, the architecture would be desirable to be dangerous. (...) The architecture becomes dangerous when you leave everything "that comes given "(...)."
"Flying with the bullet" or "when did the future?" author Sanford Kwinter
In the book " Rem Koolhaas, conversations with students " GG 2002, page 67
"(...) that optimism truly radical Koolhaas is incompatible with the utopianism: optimism recognizes an inherent propensity or tendency of any provision of historical fact (including the" fragments " posthistorical or passive drift of "plankton" alluded to cultural Koolhaas), a direction or tendency that can be stretched and followed while utopianism remains trapped in the moral universe of what "should" be and therefore can not claim any materiality wherever you need to print as unrealistic. It's simple: optimism and risk are the wild claims of life-living that life even in places and things-while utopianism remains a statement of the universe aborted the idea of \u200b\u200bmetaphysical transcendence, quixotically indifferent fixed to those experienced provocations of a historical world. "
" For Koolhaas optimism as position is only a "must" in fact, a "fundamental position" for any architecture. In fact, the architecture would be desirable to be dangerous. (...) The architecture becomes dangerous when you leave everything "that comes given "(...)."
"Flying with the bullet" or "when did the future?" author Sanford Kwinter
In the book " Rem Koolhaas, conversations with students " GG 2002, page 67
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
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Alfredo Herrera Flores: In the sea of \u200b\u200bpoetry
(Lampa, Puno. 1965) poet and navigator puneño perpetual return to the lyrical prose cord Sea affair with the intensity that will be published this year. Back in the land of origin of the origin, confirms once again that Puno is still a land of possibilities endless. Wonderful and mysterious landscape, subduing magical lake.
Speaking of his poetry with the intensity Sea returns to the lyrical verse that worked with unusual success and earned him the Cope Award for Poetry in 1995. With seven books of poetry in his personal bookshelf, will return this year with two more books published. Now, after navigating the sea of \u200b\u200bseveral cities are filing in the city of Cusco. It is always comforting
enter through that vein smooth and sublime is his poetry. From Jade Mountain until this last book, Alfredo continue to browse, faithful and rudder in hand and infinite look of the seas unease as from the other side offers Fernando Pessoa, but by an infinite sea clear where expected to receive as a bunch of flowers. Mar
intensity in the sea south of words
no rain, singing
incomplete.
A landscape drawing sea water the color of your calm, a landscape is diluted in water the color of your violent. The dwell time is also your waters, patient, silent and hidden power, ready to destroy the dream and torment creatures with their ability to leave marks, brands, wrinkles. It's another war, more lethal, torn, blind and without pause, but it is the same story, mar. And every event, every encounter, every time the distress lurks time again, towards the beginning or the end. Everyone
time injuries. Death will follow the steps. The sea is good grave. Oh grave, Sea of \u200b\u200bSerenity, take me like a bunch of flowers. Nobody expects
, except for a parting word, a voice funeral, humidity and boredom. The sea welcomes us free, like a dream.
Every word linking the poem deserves a song. There is an old and blind lookout sorts, using a secret and ancient gift. The dream is precipitated, dense and silent, we are all and none, frequent, residents and heirs of habit, sleep is a feat that is celebrated at dawn, with the faint sound of the waves. Ah sound of waves.
writes: CAMILO H. SERRUTO SANCHEZ Alfredo Herrera Flores
(Lampa, Puno. 1965) poet and navigator puneño perpetual return to the lyrical prose cord Sea affair with the intensity that will be published this year. Back in the land of origin of the origin, confirms once again that Puno is still a land of possibilities endless. Wonderful and mysterious landscape, subduing magical lake.
Speaking of his poetry with the intensity Sea returns to the lyrical verse that worked with unusual success and earned him the Cope Award for Poetry in 1995. With seven books of poetry in his personal bookshelf, will return this year with two more books published. Now, after navigating the sea of \u200b\u200bseveral cities are filing in the city of Cusco. It is always comforting
enter through that vein smooth and sublime is his poetry. From Jade Mountain until this last book, Alfredo continue to browse, faithful and rudder in hand and infinite look of the seas unease as from the other side offers Fernando Pessoa, but by an infinite sea clear where expected to receive as a bunch of flowers. Mar
intensity in the sea south of words
no rain, singing
incomplete.
A landscape drawing sea water the color of your calm, a landscape is diluted in water the color of your violent. The dwell time is also your waters, patient, silent and hidden power, ready to destroy the dream and torment creatures with their ability to leave marks, brands, wrinkles. It's another war, more lethal, torn, blind and without pause, but it is the same story, mar. And every event, every encounter, every time the distress lurks time again, towards the beginning or the end. Everyone
time injuries. Death will follow the steps. The sea is good grave. Oh grave, Sea of \u200b\u200bSerenity, take me like a bunch of flowers. Nobody expects
, except for a parting word, a voice funeral, humidity and boredom. The sea welcomes us free, like a dream.
Every word linking the poem deserves a song. There is an old and blind lookout sorts, using a secret and ancient gift. The dream is precipitated, dense and silent, we are all and none, frequent, residents and heirs of habit, sleep is a feat that is celebrated at dawn, with the faint sound of the waves. Ah sound of waves.
Monday, August 2, 2010
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opportunities
"With the work almost completed, those responsible for the safety of the building we suggested that we put some emergency exits. I kept the original idea had died, while Siza, by contrast, immediately began to modify the project patiently putting the two doors so they could find and strike the right balance, the correct scale and proportions and distances appropriate. The end result was a facade that was certainly more beautiful and interesting than we had initially projected. Must necessarily take into consideration the actual circumstances to think not only according to the rules of a "universal grammar and abstract, but also be able to soak in the context and make the project born from those specific circumstances. The creativity of an architect consists precisely in understanding and resolving such contradictions. In our profession we are constantly faced with problems to be solved, mistakes and setbacks, the greatness and genius of a good architect lies in the ability of governing setbacks and adversity. "
Eduardo Souto de Moura
talk with students from the Faculty of Architecture and Society Polytechnic of Milan (campus Leonardo) Milan, February 25, 2005
Eduardo Souto de Moura, conversations with students. GG, 2008 . P.58
"With the work almost completed, those responsible for the safety of the building we suggested that we put some emergency exits. I kept the original idea had died, while Siza, by contrast, immediately began to modify the project patiently putting the two doors so they could find and strike the right balance, the correct scale and proportions and distances appropriate. The end result was a facade that was certainly more beautiful and interesting than we had initially projected. Must necessarily take into consideration the actual circumstances to think not only according to the rules of a "universal grammar and abstract, but also be able to soak in the context and make the project born from those specific circumstances. The creativity of an architect consists precisely in understanding and resolving such contradictions. In our profession we are constantly faced with problems to be solved, mistakes and setbacks, the greatness and genius of a good architect lies in the ability of governing setbacks and adversity. "
Eduardo Souto de Moura
talk with students from the Faculty of Architecture and Society Polytechnic of Milan (campus Leonardo) Milan, February 25, 2005
Eduardo Souto de Moura, conversations with students. GG, 2008 . P.58
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
3 Year Old Fever Sore Legs
processes Attitude That road
Among
waters and mangroves following a path that seemed endless. Built, no one remembers when, for the fragile hand of man. Bordered by subtle boundaries that beset the path shouting desire not to end up drowned in sea and river waters. The horizon shows its destination.
There is no other way although this is absolutely unknown. The water mark of a barrier and no future for those willing to break the rules set by the centuries. The birds, along with the stems and leaves of mangroves, moved by the wind is the whisper that is pervasive at the time that people spend, in a hurry and head to the ground, with a clear direction. Loaded with bags and buckets, do not reveal their true purpose. With sad and tired faces, perhaps knowing that the path requires hours of rapid strides to find their purpose. The looks on the floor denoting the absence of a final vision, and the monotony of environment makes you go away from the innermost thoughts under heat and humidity breathe. The legs move when walking alone, at the ground does not lose the path that leads, inevitably, to your destination and let the mind fly between mangroves to find the best dreams.
Who knows if the rains of yesterday leaving the road without end, or if the target remains unknown hidden among the mangroves, or whether it disappeared last night.
After half an hour watching the time go by, you realize the amount of people who embarks on that path "lost." If there is a way there is only one destination?
embankment is possible that this was a simple moebius strip in which the destiny traced each, and the road-just-be built over time coated dreams. Marc
Chalamanch
(Photo Marc Chalamanch , Ile Egueye, Casamance )
Among waters and mangroves following a path that seemed endless. Built, no one remembers when, for the fragile hand of man. Bordered by subtle boundaries that beset the path shouting desire not to end up drowned in sea and river waters. The horizon shows its destination.
There is no other way although this is absolutely unknown. The water mark of a barrier and no future for those willing to break the rules set by the centuries. The birds, along with the stems and leaves of mangroves, moved by the wind is the whisper that is pervasive at the time that people spend, in a hurry and head to the ground, with a clear direction. Loaded with bags and buckets, do not reveal their true purpose. With sad and tired faces, perhaps knowing that the path requires hours of rapid strides to find their purpose. The looks on the floor denoting the absence of a final vision, and the monotony of environment makes you go away from the innermost thoughts under heat and humidity breathe. The legs move when walking alone, at the ground does not lose the path that leads, inevitably, to your destination and let the mind fly between mangroves to find the best dreams.
Who knows if the rains of yesterday leaving the road without end, or if the target remains unknown hidden among the mangroves, or whether it disappeared last night.
After half an hour watching the time go by, you realize the amount of people who embarks on that path "lost." If there is a way there is only one destination?
embankment is possible that this was a simple moebius strip in which the destiny traced each, and the road-just-be built over time coated dreams. Marc
Chalamanch
(Photo Marc Chalamanch , Ile Egueye, Casamance )
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II LITERARY CONFERENCE CALLED BY THE YOUNG POET CHUQUIPIUNTA MACHACA FERNANDO-EN-Puno-Peru HUANCANÉ
Symposium convened literary writers in his native Chirihuanas
Five renowned writers Huancané province, will gather for the first time in this town to offer the people chiriwano, the second literary conference called "Writers huancaneños XXI century" to develop cultural event this September 23, Youth Day, which is promoted by the talented poet Fernando Chuquipiunta Machaca.
Among these are emblematic figures Olazabal Jose Luis Ayala, Fidel Mendoza Paredes, Gloria Mendoza Borda, July Aberle Gironzini Luza and Fernando Chuquipiunta Machaca. The writers also offer lectures and, especially, recited in a variety of genres, including poetry, short stories, novels, respectively
The cultural event is organized by the young poet Fernando Chuquipiunta huancaneño Pound, who said that fundamental activity aims to analyze and reassess the literary contributions of local, regional and national levels, after stating that the main issue for these cultural occasions, is, above all, the massive participation of citizens in general.
The main themes to be addressed in this second conference are linked almost literary within the canons of literary criticism, which will discuss point by point on the literature written in Huancané. Also be a poetry reading in honor of the celebrated writer Abelardo July huancaneño Luza, who wrote the book "Storm Drums."
It was noted that the poet Fernando Chuquipiunta Chirihuanas Machaca in the coming months will present his new book of poems called "Voice of the silent" in the city of Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, Puno, among others
Symposium convened literary writers in his native Chirihuanas
Five renowned writers Huancané province, will gather for the first time in this town to offer the people chiriwano, the second literary conference called "Writers huancaneños XXI century" to develop cultural event this September 23, Youth Day, which is promoted by the talented poet Fernando Chuquipiunta Machaca.
Among these are emblematic figures Olazabal Jose Luis Ayala, Fidel Mendoza Paredes, Gloria Mendoza Borda, July Aberle Gironzini Luza and Fernando Chuquipiunta Machaca. The writers also offer lectures and, especially, recited in a variety of genres, including poetry, short stories, novels, respectively
The cultural event is organized by the young poet Fernando Chuquipiunta huancaneño Pound, who said that fundamental activity aims to analyze and reassess the literary contributions of local, regional and national levels, after stating that the main issue for these cultural occasions, is, above all, the massive participation of citizens in general.
The main themes to be addressed in this second conference are linked almost literary within the canons of literary criticism, which will discuss point by point on the literature written in Huancané. Also be a poetry reading in honor of the celebrated writer Abelardo July huancaneño Luza, who wrote the book "Storm Drums."
It was noted that the poet Fernando Chuquipiunta Chirihuanas Machaca in the coming months will present his new book of poems called "Voice of the silent" in the city of Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, Puno, among others
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Women Flashing Men At Home
Lina Bo Bardi Lina Bo Bardi
"The problem is not to interpret the architecture according to a language more or less modern architecture to create a more or less gestural or create empty spaces and free to create, again and again, the space needed, the problem is not to anticipate new forms and abstract content, but to change the architecture as it has never happened before. This is possible only within the new structures social architecture that will be born out of a priori schemes of civilizations past. Collective architecture, a cultural event than the violent imposition of one culture over others as arrogant individualism. (...)"
Lina Bo Bardi
On the linguistic architecture (1974): Lina Bo Bardi 2G
Originally published in L'Architettura, No. 226, August 1974
"The problem is not to interpret the architecture according to a language more or less modern architecture to create a more or less gestural or create empty spaces and free to create, again and again, the space needed, the problem is not to anticipate new forms and abstract content, but to change the architecture as it has never happened before. This is possible only within the new structures social architecture that will be born out of a priori schemes of civilizations past. Collective architecture, a cultural event than the violent imposition of one culture over others as arrogant individualism. (...)"
Lina Bo Bardi
On the linguistic architecture (1974): Lina Bo Bardi 2G
Originally published in L'Architettura, No. 226, August 1974
Monday, July 5, 2010
Donation Request Letter Russia
Admired
"Her eyes, sharp deep and managed to dispose of the superfluous and disposable and reveal the essence of the everyday life of people through its objects and constructed universe: the gaze as a tool to guide us. "
Quote of the presentation by Instituto Lina Bo e PM Bardi for their tour of exhibitions after his death in 1992
"Her eyes, sharp deep and managed to dispose of the superfluous and disposable and reveal the essence of the everyday life of people through its objects and constructed universe: the gaze as a tool to guide us. "
Quote of the presentation by Instituto Lina Bo e PM Bardi for their tour of exhibitions after his death in 1992
Saturday, July 3, 2010
Womens In Red Dress Paintings
City has to be emotional connection
"Any future construction must be preceded by a thorough investigation of the relationship between space and feelings, between form and mood. It is necessary for space development pay attention to the emotional realities to which they are structured by the experimental city "Guy Debord
"Any future construction must be preceded by a thorough investigation of the relationship between space and feelings, between form and mood. It is necessary for space development pay attention to the emotional realities to which they are structured by the experimental city "Guy Debord
Monday, June 28, 2010
Lexington Swing Set For Sale
urban public space architect
" urban public space is no longer seen only as a context (given by the outside and prior to any practice), but also as a support (configuration of buildings, facilities) and a stake (mode affirmation of a group) of urban practices and, in a sense, a product that has resulted from the integration of new elements that belong to the country of "origin" of the immigrant.
"The formation of public space. Ethnological gaze on the casc antic de Barcelona. "Nadja Monnet
" urban public space is no longer seen only as a context (given by the outside and prior to any practice), but also as a support (configuration of buildings, facilities) and a stake (mode affirmation of a group) of urban practices and, in a sense, a product that has resulted from the integration of new elements that belong to the country of "origin" of the immigrant.
"The formation of public space. Ethnological gaze on the casc antic de Barcelona. "Nadja Monnet
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Where Can I Buy Roxys Bridesmaid Dress
" When the architecture is the result of intellectual engagement with his time and the accumulation of technical knowledge, the architect is more sensible than the codes that make sense, more demanding than the customer who entrusted to him, more enlightened than the environment that illustrates and more genuinely critical that the critic who
.(...)"
lauda "In the invariant empiricism. Notes on a new generation of architects in Spain. " Jorge Garcia House.
2G Dossier. Young English architects.
Friday, June 18, 2010
Who Does The Voice Of Bounty Commercial
Good knowledge space
"Go for knowledge is to go for conversation, and the conversation happens in a space, a space that the organization of human society itself is given away in cities, districts and villages. You can get an estimate of the cognitive health of a population to just take a look at the size of meeting spaces. "
" The intellectual joy, theory and practice on the intelligibility and beauty "60potencias of ten. Jorge Wagensberg
PD
knowledge space is the space for people.
"Go for knowledge is to go for conversation, and the conversation happens in a space, a space that the organization of human society itself is given away in cities, districts and villages. You can get an estimate of the cognitive health of a population to just take a look at the size of meeting spaces. "
" The intellectual joy, theory and practice on the intelligibility and beauty "60potencias of ten. Jorge Wagensberg
PD
knowledge space is the space for people.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Family Guy Subtitles English Streaming
lighting space information space
"Electronic images are replacing the electrification of the cities and countryside that was created in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Automatic cameras and monitors are replacing the streetlights and the lights of the cities. So that when you move into a modern city realizes that everything is focused on a video monitor which is not exactly the prefecture of police or traffic control but also the supermarkets, closed circuit television in the buildings, and so forth. So we interact with images on their representational aspects of artistic or illustrative is a different type of lighting, electronic visibility and can no longer see space, a space to live and interact, the area of \u200b\u200bthe city or even the space of a more global territory, without this new visibility. "
Paul Virilio
Review in an interview to French television and included in VVAA, 5 Codes. Architecture, Paranoia and Risk in Times, Basel / Berlin, Birkhäuser , 2006, pp 126 and 127.
journal appears in the book: "The city captive, control and surveillance in urban space . 62 pp Jose Miguel G. Cortez
"Electronic images are replacing the electrification of the cities and countryside that was created in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. Automatic cameras and monitors are replacing the streetlights and the lights of the cities. So that when you move into a modern city realizes that everything is focused on a video monitor which is not exactly the prefecture of police or traffic control but also the supermarkets, closed circuit television in the buildings, and so forth. So we interact with images on their representational aspects of artistic or illustrative is a different type of lighting, electronic visibility and can no longer see space, a space to live and interact, the area of \u200b\u200bthe city or even the space of a more global territory, without this new visibility. "
Paul Virilio
Review in an interview to French television and included in VVAA, 5 Codes. Architecture, Paranoia and Risk in Times, Basel / Berlin, Birkhäuser , 2006, pp 126 and 127.
journal appears in the book: "The city captive, control and surveillance in urban space . 62 pp Jose Miguel G. Cortez
Friday, June 11, 2010
How Do You Wash Shoe Orthodics
Qui t'empeny the future is the recolza et Darrera ...
underfoot history gathered to make us understand the present and any future empenya'ns. The long, thin grass
moves to the rhythm of the wind. And s'apilonen under layers of the distant past but that is what will help understand the future that grows on the surface.
plants seeking heaven but depend base which relies on the past and the future is looking pretty. Whenever one layer over another below the grass that makes its way to the sky and, fortunately, never get to play ...
grows up but never forget to whom you guide.
Chalamanch
Marc (Marc Chalamanch Photography, Montseny)
underfoot history gathered to make us understand the present and any future empenya'ns. The long, thin grass
moves to the rhythm of the wind. And s'apilonen under layers of the distant past but that is what will help understand the future that grows on the surface.
plants seeking heaven but depend base which relies on the past and the future is looking pretty. Whenever one layer over another below the grass that makes its way to the sky and, fortunately, never get to play ...
grows up but never forget to whom you guide.
Chalamanch
Marc (Marc Chalamanch Photography, Montseny)
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Herbivory In Antarctic Plants
The relativity of everyday things you do not
"is that for me, but how are decirlo? There are several things: first. Full of the types of living together with gente no? For I can not both be very lucid in deciding what is good, worse, whereof I love it!! The discover things that exist are so wonderful as the vivir no? (Lluís) "
" The creation of public space. Ethnological gaze on the casc antic de Barcelona . "Nadja Monnet
PD: You can only discover when it is judged as already discovered.
"is that for me, but how are decirlo? There are several things: first. Full of the types of living together with gente no? For I can not both be very lucid in deciding what is good, worse, whereof I love it!! The discover things that exist are so wonderful as the vivir no? (Lluís) "
" The creation of public space. Ethnological gaze on the casc antic de Barcelona . "Nadja Monnet
PD: You can only discover when it is judged as already discovered.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Black Spot In Dog's Eye
Perico forget to tell that his mind is Have
"[...]
- What is that? - The woman asked the waiter, pointing to the long spine of the whale, which seemed no more than trash waiting to be picked up by the tide.
- Shark - said the waiter -. A shark.
wanted to explain what had happened.
- I did not know that sharks have tails so beautiful, so beautifully formed.
- Neither do I - said the man beside her.
up there beside the road in his house, the old man slept again. Still sleeping on his face, the boy was sitting next to him staring. The old dream of lions. "
The Old Man and the Sea , Ernest Hemingway
PD
a tiny piece of this great novel out of context can reimagine that shark who is that woman and her companion, the role of the bartender and what happened while the old is high with a guy who contemplates it, dreaming of a "disconcerting" sea \u200b\u200blions. For that matter, sure we can become a metaphor for the crisis in which we live ...
"[...]
- What is that? - The woman asked the waiter, pointing to the long spine of the whale, which seemed no more than trash waiting to be picked up by the tide.
- Shark - said the waiter -. A shark.
wanted to explain what had happened.
- I did not know that sharks have tails so beautiful, so beautifully formed.
- Neither do I - said the man beside her.
up there beside the road in his house, the old man slept again. Still sleeping on his face, the boy was sitting next to him staring. The old dream of lions. "
The Old Man and the Sea , Ernest Hemingway
PD
a tiny piece of this great novel out of context can reimagine that shark who is that woman and her companion, the role of the bartender and what happened while the old is high with a guy who contemplates it, dreaming of a "disconcerting" sea \u200b\u200blions. For that matter, sure we can become a metaphor for the crisis in which we live ...
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Women In Toples Tshirts
"When I bought these plots in the municipal utilities in New York auctions description of them always excited me most was [the word]" inaccessible ". ... What I basically wanted to do was designate spaces that were to be seen or, indeed, occupied. Buying them was my contribution about the strangeness of the boundary lines of property ownership. The property is so present. The concept of property that has all the world is determined by the factor of use. "
Gordon Matta-Clark interviewed by Liza Bear
Project Fake Estates "
A piece measuring 27 square centimeters (cm Yes!) Hardly a habitable environment.
Another piece measured 30 inches wide by 30 feet long, located between buildings and "totally out" (do not know if entry was ...).
Something that can be possessed but never experienced, nor, of course, occupied, and the strangeness of the boundary lines of the existing property.
In "Objects improper modernity" (Chapter 2 of the book "Object to Be Destroyed: The Work of Gordon Matta-Clark "Massachusetts institute of Technology, 2000). Collected in the book: "Build ... or deconstruct? Texts on Gordon Matta-Clark "
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Adult Footed Pajamas Ninja Turtles
of Science, Art and Architecture
" The restoration of strong links between contemporary science and art does not mean that architecture will regain its former status as a global discipline. The architect and may not appear as both scientist and artist, as Vitruvius would have wanted . The ambition of William J. Michell to transform to transform the chief architect of the work of cyberspace may be equally unrealistic ( City of Bits: Space, Place and the Infobahn ). The virtual dimension of architecture is more synonymous with the ability to participate fully in the developing world, with modesty and determination. Beyond Utopia, there is still much to do for a job that Diderot and d'Alembert stood in his day under the umbrella of the imagination ( sytème figured humaines des connoissances ). "
from Article" architecture, science, technology and the virtual realm " Antoine Picon, 2003.
Collected in the book takes Digitization control "of Lluís Ortega.
" The restoration of strong links between contemporary science and art does not mean that architecture will regain its former status as a global discipline. The architect and may not appear as both scientist and artist, as Vitruvius would have wanted . The ambition of William J. Michell to transform to transform the chief architect of the work of cyberspace may be equally unrealistic ( City of Bits: Space, Place and the Infobahn ). The virtual dimension of architecture is more synonymous with the ability to participate fully in the developing world, with modesty and determination. Beyond Utopia, there is still much to do for a job that Diderot and d'Alembert stood in his day under the umbrella of the imagination ( sytème figured humaines des connoissances ). "
from Article" architecture, science, technology and the virtual realm " Antoine Picon, 2003.
Collected in the book takes Digitization control "of Lluís Ortega.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Penalties For Fake Id Ontario
That the evidence does not distract us from the essence
"On Saturday, holding a glass, Ms. Wright asked a question to those who were there assembled:" What is the significance of the spleen? " There was a deathly silence: no one dared to say anything: all sweated and went to build a way if they did not answer. Then Mrs. Wright loose, "Mr. Wright The is wasting his time with you. You have no choice! Finally there was someone who said:" Does the space contain? "That's the whole philosophy of Wright, make space. " Jørn Utzon
, "A Talk: Architecture as being "2004
original text" Architecture as human wellbeing "
In the book" Jørn Utzon talks and other writings ""(...)
"On Saturday, holding a glass, Ms. Wright asked a question to those who were there assembled:" What is the significance of the spleen? " There was a deathly silence: no one dared to say anything: all sweated and went to build a way if they did not answer. Then Mrs. Wright loose, "Mr. Wright The is wasting his time with you. You have no choice! Finally there was someone who said:" Does the space contain? "That's the whole philosophy of Wright, make space. " Jørn Utzon
, "A Talk: Architecture as being "2004
original text" Architecture as human wellbeing "
In the book" Jørn Utzon talks and other writings ""(...)
Saturday, May 22, 2010
How Much Laminating Cost
," The essence of architecture "1948.
In the book" Jørn Utzon talks and other writings "
Monday, May 17, 2010
United States Treasury Weekly Average Yield
Unlimited
" The trouble is that in addition to insecurity, it may also disappear the streets of the main attractions of urban life, like spontaneity, flexibility, the ability to surprise and offer adventure. The replacement of insecurity is not the ecstasy of calm, but the curse of boredom. Bauman Sygmunt
In the book The Captive City, control and surveillance in urban space Jose Miguel G. Cortés.
" The trouble is that in addition to insecurity, it may also disappear the streets of the main attractions of urban life, like spontaneity, flexibility, the ability to surprise and offer adventure. The replacement of insecurity is not the ecstasy of calm, but the curse of boredom. Bauman Sygmunt
In the book The Captive City, control and surveillance in urban space Jose Miguel G. Cortés.
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