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...oul. And as long as the majority of the people are captive in the foreign cultures of the nations and are incapable of Israel’s religion and culture... ... is because they are the powerful and courageous ones in society, called “heroes,” for they are always willing to renounce their own lives and the l... ...the purpose of my commentary is as the role of any ladder: if you have an attic filled abundantly, then all you need is a ladder to reach it. And th... ...tself, for if you pause on the rungs of the ladder and will not enter the attic, your goal will not be achieved. And so it is with my commentary on ... ...for several days and years, until they grew weary of trying. And only the heroes among them, whose patience endured, defeated the guards and opened ... ...ies borrowed from the Animate. The inclination for honor educes the famous heroes from among them. They govern the synagogues, the town, etc. The mos... ... only take Malchut. What would the authors of The Zohar say in view of the culture of such sinful people, denying that there is any knowledge or wisd...

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...nty dollars a month (600 or 700 baht), barren, hot, and unventilated as an attic. When she had gone in to get her bags he felt less lonely to be momen... ... "Love," said the cartoon of the mosquito, "makes up the vernacular of pop culture. It is innate as a quest. It lances life's old festers granting a... ...he did not understand. What did she know beyond the kinetic rhythms of pop culture? It was in her blank stare. The word had not penetrated. He want... ...e came in his ride of feeling in love (tame as it was for new love), comic heroes that pulled him into more noble pursuits, and dreams of an aristocra... ...tity of these self-professed "Chosen people," and for having the dominant culture of individual freedoms that went contrary to their Islamic tyranny....

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...iscusses human psychology, our inner makeup, family values, education and culture, conducts of Nature and the foundation of creation. Don’t we need ... ...the purpose of my commentary is as the role of any ladder: if you have an attic flled abundantly, then all you need is a ladder to reach it. And the... ...the purpose of my commentary is as the role of any ladder: if you have an attic filled abundantly, then all you need is a ladder to reach it. And th... ...self, for if you pause on the rungs of the ladder and will not enter the attic, your goal will not be achieved. And so it is with my commentary on T... ...fire will be hanging in the firmament. And the number sixty days is sixty heroes, for it is called, “illumination of the left,” where even though it... ...in it. And Sam’el has already been given permission over her and over the heroes of the world. As long as the Torah awakens from below, when people ... ...y. But like all good children’s stories, it transcends boundaries of age, culture, and upbringing. Further Reading 425 In Together Forever, the au...

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...Our music, our culture, our science, and our economic welfare all depend on a delicate balance between those ideas that are controlled and those that are free, between intellectual property and the public domain. In The Public Domain: Enclo...

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...ree public access to knowledge for over two hundred years. Librarians are my heroes. They should be yours, too. Some of the work contained here has be... ...about. We are mak- ing bad decisions that will have a negative effect on our culture, our kids’ schools, and our communications networks; on free spee... ...28/08 11:04 AM Page xii there are powerful counterweights in both law and culture to the negative trends I describe here. There are lots of reasons... ...ary communication to others, free as the air to common use.” 12 Our art, our culture, our science depend on this public domain every bit as much as th... ...ster—as individual companies—lost their specific legal battles. There are few heroes in this story. But if we had to rely on heroes, nothing would ever... ...Farm- ers’ Tale. The greedy thieves (who are still thieves in this story—not heroes) and the greedy farmers who use a genuine if indefinite “threat” po... ... the government and the media. Here is a sample: Five days in this motherf__ attic Can’t use the cellphone I keep getting static Dying ’cause they lyi...

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...of Life Energy Pg 192 The Definition of What is Human Pg 198 The Origin of Culture Pg 206 The Tool-Dynamic of Civilized Culture Pg 212 Wonder ... ... Pg 269 The Dynamics of the Transition Pg 279 The Creation of Robber Baron Culture Pg 280 The Basic Factors Pg 282 The Consequences of Accumul... ...ange Pg 508 Tools vs. Life Pg 508 The Dynamics of Distraction Pg 520 The Culture of Mass Media Pg 523 Hollywood and Perfection Pg 527 Tool P... ... a role-model might be a positive influence on children who would mimic their heroes, and try to play all the positions well, do everything well… wor... ...yed their masters. The winners strutted their asses off and became household heroes for the Roman masses: as the modern fake wrestlers are today ... ...ofessionals play them. A way to preserve the tradition of worshipping icons, heroes, stars, etc… A way for an few elite superstars to become rich a... ...oys and material objects… which they never use or want or see. Stuffed into attics and basements and closets and corners and chests… to be ignore...

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...reat Leaders others were treated badly by history. Most still remain National Heroes, even if their legacy is flawed. A transformational Leader, mir... ...ome from our Parents influence, where we were raised, and how our traditional cultures can influence our perceptions. 3. Moral Perceptions Each cul... ...g as it is organized. 57 Look in your home, in the basement and attics of your home, in the boxes that gather dust in your bedrooms, a...

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...aughter filled every bookseller’s shop, and pen- etrated into the remotest attics. The miserable dunces, in part, were stricken mad with rage—in part,... ...ree realms obey, Dost sometimes counsel take—and sometimes tea. Hither the heroes and the nymphs resort, To taste awhile the pleasures of a court; ... ...he attack; Fans clap, silks rustle, and tough whalebones crack; 40 Heroes’ and heroines’ shouts confusedly rise, And bass and treble voices st... ...he lunar sphere, Since all things lost on earth are treasured there. There heroes’ wits are kept in ponderous vases, And beaux’ in snuff-boxes and twe... ...n, and confess her home! Such was the life great Scipio once admired, Thus Atticus, and T rumbull 46 thus retired. Ye sacred Nine! that all my soul p... ...? Where grows?—where grows it not? If vain our toil, We ought to blame the culture, not the soil: Fix’d to no spot is happiness sincere, Tis nowhere t... ...praise— Who but must laugh, if such a man there be? Who would not weep, if Atticus were he? 102 ‘ A Persian tale:’ Ambrose Philips translated a book ...

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...nality of the master minds, he is ready to give you all the secrets of his culture and hammering Force, in a few easy lessons that will not in- terfer... ...d indicated what a Solid Citizen and Regular Fel- low ought to think about culture by mail. He began with hesitation: “Well—sounds as if it covered th... ...aph contented them; their store of jazz records made them feel wealthy and cultured; and all they knew of creating music was the nice adjustment of a ... ...r countries, art and literature are left to a lot of shabby bums living in attics and feeding on booze and spaghetti, but in America the successful wr... ...phs of actors. But the signed portrait of the most grace- ful of the movie heroes she carried in her young bosom. Babbitt was bewildered by this worsh... ... can tell!” “Well, whenever you’re ready, you just hang a towel out of the attic window and I’ll jump for the gin!” Every one giggled at this naughtin...

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... H G Wells days and other occasions of exceptional cleanliness. And in the attic I found one day a very old forgotten map after the fashion of a bird’... ...- ant in a hot climate), and the stairs went steeply up, to end at last in attics too inaccessible for occupation. The ceilings had vast plaster corni... ...sive and thorough. At one time he nearly gave up his classes for intensive culture, so enamoured was he of its possibilities; the peculiar pungency of... ...f his own, has scarred my olfactory memories for a lifetime. The intensive culture phase is very clear in my memory; it came near the end of his caree... ...ait upon the cultivator’s convenience, but has times of its own. Intensive culture greatly increases this disposition to trouble mankind; it makes a g... ...the world, the pleasant officers we had imagined would change to wonderful heroes at the first crackling of rifles, remained the pleasant, rather inco...

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...it. But it was as if he hinted at a treasure that had got very dusty in an attic, a treasure which he hadn’t himself been able to spend….” The father ... ...paring for the entrance of that heroine, whom not the most self-centred of heroes can altogether avoid…. And then there was the power of every day. Be... ..., in real life, in very truth, the heart has not this simplicity. Only the heroes of romance, and a few strong simple clean-shaven Americans have that... ...le ignorance. One fool stands up for the Catholic Albanians, another finds heroes in the Servians, another talks of Brave Little Montenegro, or the St... ...and it may be, stored away in one single mind, like things forgotten in an attic, a few ne- glected faded memories…. And even those few sheets of stat... ...ere in an entirely different environment was another dis- cord of race and culture, and he found in his study of it much that illuminated and correcte... ...nto human dis- sensions in lower Bengal. Here there were not only race but culture conflicts, and he could work particularly upon the differences betw... ...sed,” said the young American. 5 5 5 5 5 Benham’s notes on race and racial cultures gave White tanta- lizing glimpses of a number of picturesque exper...

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...the nobler benefits of wealth, with extra means of health, of intellectual culture, and of elegant enjoyment, on the other hand, we knew nothing of it... ...seemed to burn as in some mighty pharos:— “Aesopo statuam ingentem posuere Attici; Servumque collocârunt eternâ in basi:” A colossal statue did the At... ... The school which professes to teach grammatica, professes, therefore, the culture of lit- erature in the widest and most liberal extent, and is oppos... ...ng to take a station also in the land, as a depository for the dust of her heroes. What struck us most in the whole interior of the pile was the view ... ...d so large a station in the public eye, being the earliest among the naval heroes of England in the first war of the revolution, and the only one of n... ...dioms, and verbal peculiarities belonging to the primitive ages of Ro- man culture were to be found still lingering in the old Ro- man settlements, bo... ...e use of other apart- ments, during the stay of the French in Killala, the attic story, containing a library and three bed chambers, continued sa- cre... ... my brother from room to room, and at last from the ground floor up to the attics, holding a book open, (which turned out to be a Latin grammar;) each...

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...n attack of chicken- pox; but there remained with him a recollection of an attic and a large garden rather than of his uncle and aunt. “Y es.” “ Y ou ... ...not realise that he was merely putting up in its stead the other fetish of culture. They wandered up to the castle, and sat on the terrace that overlo... ...r through the gray streets of the Latin Quarter, finding refuge now in one attic, now in another , in their quaint costumes of Louis Philippe, with th... ...essed he had only to read a few pages to be transported into those chasing attics where Rodolphe and the rest of them danced and loved and sang. He be... ...Philip. “I see the better course, but do not follow it. Miss Price, who is cultured, will remember the Latin of that.” “I wish you would leave me out ... ...On the other hand, in mind he did not seem to have changed at all, and the culture which had impressed Philip at eighteen aroused somewhat the contemp... ... had promised to keep their places open for them. They put the work of the heroes on those who remained, and since they did not increase the wages of ...

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...o farmers, and bring in sixty thousand francs a year, in spite of ignorant culture. The du Gaisnics remain the own- ers of these lands although they r... ...nly sister, Mademoiselle Zephirine du Guenic. After the death of all those heroes of the West, the 16 Balzac baron, preserved by a miracle from endin... ...anes on the ground-floor and large panes on the upper floor. Above are the attics, which stretch the whole length of an enormously high pointed roof, ... ...h a bedroom, an antechamber, and a cabinet. The servants have rooms in the attic. The rooms for guests are furnished with what is strictly necessary ,...

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...h they recalled and commemorated better days, but was besides an exercise of culture, where all they knew of art and letters was united and expressed.... ...ong the streets of the imperial city, and Willoughby mustered his handful of heroes at the maga- zine, and the nameless brave one in the telegraph off... ...d by the paltry hopes and fears with which they surround and ani- mate their heroes, I declare I would die now. But there has never an hour of mine go... ... think of them, we long to try them, we are humbly hopeful that we may prove heroes also. We have heard, perhaps, too much of lesser matters. Here is ... ...ails his passage, showing his bandages to every window, piercing even to the attics with his nasal song. Here is a remarkable state of things in our C...

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... of Russian aspiration working with the in- struments of wide cosmopolitan culture. As a critic of his countrymen nothing escaped T urgenev’s eye, as ... ...her little hands clasped on her knees. Uvar Ivanovitch was reposing in the attic on a wide and comfortable divan, known as a ‘samo-son’ or ‘dozer.’ Be... ... and she was puzzled; this was not how she had fancied men, like Insarov, ‘heroes.’ This last word re- minded her of Shubin, and she grew hot and angr... ...hy he butts at things, but just to butt at them. But, perhaps, in our days heroes of a differ- ent stamp are needed.’ ‘Why are you so taken up with In... ...re is a little family of our people here; among us there are men of little culture; but all are warmly devoted to the common cause. 64 On the Eve Unl... ...Vassilyevna: ‘I have something to show you.’ Bersenyev followed him to his attic. He was surprised to see a number of studies, statuettes, and busts, ... ...; a house with columns, white lyres and wreaths over every window, with an attic, offices, a palisade, a huge green court, a well in the court and a d...

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...maintain its hold 200 And wasted down by glorious death that race Of natural heroes: or I would record How, in tyrannic times, some high souled man, U... ...Almost as silent as the turf they trod. Nor less, when spring had warmed the cultured Vale, Moved we as plunderers where the mother bird Had in high p... ...ts, as it made the heart Beat high, and filled the fancy with fair forms, Old heroes and their sufferings and their deeds; 150 The Prelude of 1850 Yet... ... Divine Sanctioned, of danger, difficulty, or death. Such conversation, under Attic shades, 410 Did Dion hold with Plato; ripened thus For a Deliverer’... ...have awaked When the great voice was heard from out the tombs 385 Of ancient heroes. If I suffered grief For ill requited France, by many deemed A tri... ...pression worse than death 195 Salutes the being at his birth, where grace Of culture hath been utterly unknown, And poverty and labour in excess From ...

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...ngs that she might have been) for a stump oratress. I recognized no severe culture in Zenobia; her mind was full of weeds. It startled me some times,... ...he purposed to devote himself and a few disciples to the reform and mental culture of our criminal brethren. His visionary edifice was Hollingsworth’s... ...hood had already realized some of Fourier’s predictions. Their enlightened culture of the soil, and the virtues with which they sanctified their life,... ...sonal wor ship which her sex is generally prone to lavish upon saints and heroes. It often requires but one smile out of the hero’s eyes into the gir... ... fancy and magic skill could so easily convert into gorgeous draperies for heroes and princesses. “I am getting weary of this,” said she, after a mome... ...tty name (such as we of the literary sisterhood invariably bestow upon our heroes), I deem it fit to call him Theodore. “Pshaw!” exclaimed Theodore; “... ...the boudoir. But the dove still kept her desolate perch on the peak of the attic window. 125 Hawthorne XIX. ZENOBIA XIX. ZENOBIA XIX. ZENOBIA XIX. ZE...

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...lves as a kind of collective re-incarnation of some past state of princely culture, symbolised for Mrs. Hicks in what she called “the court of the Ren... ...visions he could build, if he dared, of being tucked away with Susy in the attic of some tumble-down palace, above a jade- green waterway, with a terr... ...cal phrases.” “But surely there are people—” “Y es—saints and geniuses and heroes: all the fanatics! To which of their categories do you suppose we so... ... which of their categories do you suppose we soft people be- long? And the heroes and the geniuses—haven’t they their enormous frailties and their gia... ...able, and Mrs. Hicks confused dates and names in the desire to embrace all culture in her conversation. But alone with Nick, their old travelling- com... ...hat terms to conclude them, he had a smattering of archaeology and general culture on which Mrs. Hicks had learned to depend—her own memory being, ala... ...of the Princess Mother, with its small inquisitive eyes perched as high as attic windows under a frizzled thatch of hair and a pediment of uncleaned d... ... of hunting for them—and which, of course, were it the bonne’s room in the attic, or the subterranean closet where the trunks were kept, had been sing...

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...ng rich, like Van Baerle. He had therefore, with great care and patience, and by dint of strenuous exertions, laid out near his house at Dort a garden... ...e. Cornelius admitted only the inoffensive broom of an old Frisian housekeeper, who had been his nurse, and who from the time when he had devoted him-... ...e- grimed as they were with the mould which she had handled, to give her tulip the best soil possible. And at last he hired, just opposite Rosa’s wind... ...hat was going on at the Loewestein in Rosa’s room, just as at Dort he had watched the dry-room of Cornelius. He had not been installed more than three... ...hip of a whole nation. This public exhibition of the tulip was an act of adora- tion rendered by an entire nation, unlettered and unrefined, to the re... ... and all Haarlem, swelled by her neighbours, was gathered in the beautiful tree-lined streets, determined on this occasion not to waste its applause u...

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...men; still, the water-wagtail carried it, Skepsey trotted into memo- ries. Heroes conducted up Fame’s temple-steps by ceremo- nious historians, who ar... ...e pardonable foibles of friends cre- ated to amuse their fellows, operatic heroes and heroines, exhibitions of pictures, the sorrows of Crowned Heads,... ...times when royalty and nobility countenanced the manly art, our nursery of heroes, and there was not the existing unhappy division of classes. He stil... ...One sees notorious persons.’ Dudley spoke aloof from them—’out of his cold attics,’ Fenellan would have said. Victor approved: with the deadened feeli... ...e wealthy City merchant; young, vigorous, elegant, a man of taste, highest culture, speaks the languages of Europe, patron of the Arts, a perfect gent... ...to supply the deficiency. She does not declare war upon tobacco. She has a cultured and a beautiful voice. We abstain from enlargeing on the charms of...