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Images of Provence in the Works of Galina Kuznetsova
Jolanta Brzykcy
Slavia Orientalis | 2018 | vol. LXVII | No 4
Galina Kuznetsova
Russian émigré literature
impressionist literature
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Provence has been playing an important role in Russian literature for two hundred years. Numerous Russian artists have visited this French region or settled there for a longer time; enchanted by the beauty of south European nature and mild climate, they depicted it in their poems, stories or travel journals. The list includes, e.g. Semen Nadson, Alexandr Kuprin, Ivan Bunin, Sasha Chyorny, Vladimir Nabokov. Galina Kuznetsova (1900–1976), representative of the first wave of Russian emigration, spent several years in Provence. The poet lived in Grasse on and off from 1927 to 1942. Her stay on the south of France greatly influenced the journal she then wrote (Грасский дневник, 1967), and her only poetry collection published in her lifetime, entitled The Olive Garden (Оливковый сад, 1937). This article covers the Provence threads present in both texts. Kuznetsova depicts in these works the beauty of exotic nature, combining descriptions of landscape with her own emotional states, using solutions characteristic of impressionism.
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Lem's vision
Jerzy Jarzębski
ACADEMIA - The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2017 | Nr 3 (55) 2017 Automation
| 22-26
Stanisław Lem
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We talk to Prof. Jerzy Jarzębski from the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and the Eastern Europe State University in Przemyśl about Stanisław Lem and the future he foresaw, his cautionary tales and whether he is still an author often misunderstood.
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Epigonism and shoddy research
Mochał Głowiński
ACADEMIA - The magazine of the Polish Academy of Sciences | 2018 | Nr 3 (55) 2018 Community
| 60-63
political transformation in 1989
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"Isolation would be most unfortunate. We would be doing science in our own company, completely indifferent to what is happening outside our own universe. This would be totally self-destructive and I hope it will never happen," says Professor Michał Głowiński in an interview with Grzegorz Wołowiec, titled "A Time Unexpected," a fragment of which is presented below.
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Poetics of Experience Based on the Example of Persian Carceral Narratives
Renata Rusek-Kowalska
Rocznik Orientalistyczny/Yearbook of Oriental Studies | 2017 | T. LXX | No 2
Persian literature
prison narratives
heroic monomyth
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Druzes and Slavs between History and Fiction: the (Hi)Story of Ḥannā Ya'qūbin the Novel "The Druze of Belgrade" by Rabī' Ǧābir
František Ondráš
Folia Orientalia | 2018 | Bibliotheca vol. 1
Rabī' Jābir
Arabic Literature
"Druzes of Belgrade"
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This paper intends to present an semantic and cultural analysis of Rabī' Jābir's novel Druzes of Belgrade. Published in 2011, the story deals with a period in Slavic history of the 19th century that parallels the reality of Middle East in the same time. The aim of the contribution is to examine the narrative context of historical events in the hero's life which are narrated primarily through the juxtaposition of historical facts. Distinctions that are made between the real and the imaginary in the novel are bound to mystify – perhaps even mask – the historical and cultural relationship between Arab and Slavs. The writer is not only involved in producing the story of the mutual Arab – Slavic (co)existence within the Ottoman empire in Lebanon and Balkan as well, but is equally intent on providing the story behind the (hi)story. As a mode of representing reality the analysed literary work isn' t neutral; it presupposes system of moral values which underlies the Arab Christian hero's factual statements connected with the powerstructure and power-relations of the Ottoman society the protagonist lives in. Between history and narrative literature exists a relationship of complementarity that can only enrich and deepen reader's understanding of a given culture and society. The narrative representations of historical facts in the novel Druzes of Belgrade are semantic and philosophical operations and as such can be misrepresentations according to Rabī' Jābir's literary tendency in a specific historical and intellectual setting.
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Ludwik Bohdan Grzeniewski – master of literary miniature
Jan Tomkowski
Nauka | 2018 | No 3
| 93–105
Ludwik Bohdan Grzeniewski
Polish literature
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Ludwik Bohdan Grzeniewski (1930–2008) was Polish essayist, poet, critic and novelist. He was born and died in Warsaw, where he spent all his life. Well known as varsavianist, he was also master of literary miniature. It is not a literary genre in the strict sense. "Literary miniature", coherent artistic statement, as short as possible, combines elements of poem, essay, short narrative and others. Grzeniewski always highly valued precision, he preferred condensed form of expression. I therefore think, that the books of this writer (Igły w stogu siana, "Drobiazgów duch, wspaniały i powietrzny…", Taniec z mufką and others) deserve attention.
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Dzienniki czasu rewolucji godności
Katarzyna Jakubowska-Krawczyk
Slavia Orientalis | 2017 | vol. LXVI | No 3
| 495-503
dignity revolution
personal document literature
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The 2014/2015 revolution at the Kiev Maidan (and elsewhere in Ukraine) made a wide-ranging impact on the literature. In this paper I analyse diaries devoted to the events of the dignity revolution. I have selected three texts written in three different languages: " Приватний щоденник " by Marija Matios (in Ukrainian). " Дневник Майдана " by Adrjej Kurkov (in Russian) and "Ogień Majdanu. Dziennik rewolucji 22.11.2013– 22.02.2014" (in Polish). These texts are highly interesting mostly because they allow looking at the Maidan through the eyes of witnesses. Because of that we do not receive mere facts, but a testimony which tells us most about the people involved, represented by the specific author reporting their experiences, impressions, emotions, and thoughts. It is characteristic for the personal document literature that it is positioned somewhere between the events being described and the internal experiences, judgements and preferences of the author. It is shaped by their knowledge, experience, and moral code. These texts often con- centrate on the fates of specific individuals, their behaviours, the reasons and consequences thereof. They differ both in terms of the form and the motivations of the authors. They are all, however, rather unique, because they speak of the events of most recent history which so violently cut through the daily lives of Ukrainian citizens.
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Paul Valéry in Warsaw
Jan Tomkowski
Nauka | 2018 | No 4
| 101-113
Paul Valéry
Polish literature
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Paul Valéry (1871-1945) was considered in the 1930s one of the greatest French poet and essayist. He was the author of the famous poems: La Jeune Parque (The Young Fate) and Le Cimetiere marin (The Graveyard by the Sea). Many times in different situations he spoke very highly of Poland and Poles. Wednesday, October 28th 1936, Valéry arrived in Warsaw. He delivered two lectures during his brief stay. They met with great interest, they were in the papers, they have been mentioned by Polish writers: Wacław Grubiński, Zofia Nałkowska, Tadeusz Breza. Also, Czesław Miłosz and Ludwik Hieronim Morstin have written about meetings with Paul Valéry. Poet`s visit, although very short, was a significant event in Polish cultural life.
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Crossing borders: between literature and science
Stefano Redaelli
Kwartalnik Neofilologiczny | 2019 | No 2
two cultures
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Crossing borders: between literature and science – Italian culture of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries has offered significant examples of renewal through crossing boundaries between different disciplines. Several writers (Levi, Calvino, Gadda, Sinisgalli, Del Giudice, Giordano, Arpaia, Odifreddi) have overcome the dichotomy between the two cultures that was denounced by Charles Snow in 1959. Sixty years after the famous essay by Snow, the paper will show several examples of connections between literature and science, by using the concept of the "four frontier customs": "the transit", "the trespass", "the alliance", and "the conflict".
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Le opere di Iḥsān ʽAbd al-Quddūs: una produzione letteraria ancora tutta da scoprire
Emanuela De Blasio
Folia Orientalia | 2018 | vol. LV
'Iḥsān 'Abd al-Quddūs
Egyptian writer
contemporary Arab literature
romantic-popularArab literature
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Egyptian writer 'Ihsān 'Abd al-Quddūs is one of the most prolific contemporary Arab writers and gained great popularity, especially in his country, but also all over the Arab world. The author deals with issues considered by society, including literature, taboos as the relationship between man and woman outside the context of marriage, the description of physical contacts, carnal and passionate love, prostitution, drugs, and the emancipation of women. In his stories he was interested in the feelings of the human being and in his relationship with the society. Al-Quddūs can be regarded as one of the most multifaceted intellectuals in the whole Arab world: in addition to being a writer and journalist of great popularity, he also occupied a prominent place in Egyptian cinema. 'Ihsān 'Abd al-Quddūs was a provocative artist of great popularity in his time, but little known in the West, because of the scarceness of translated texts. Through the translation and analysis of his works it is possible to open up a wider glimpse into the knowledge of contemporary Arab literature.
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A Journey to the Land Zeka: The Poetic Enigma of Julius Margolin
Roman Katsman
Slavia Orientalis | 2018 | vol. LXVII | No 4
Julius Margolin
Russian literature in Israel
Jewish literature
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Julius Margolin (1900–1971), a Jewish author of Russian and Polish origins, wrote his famous Russian-language novel A Journey to the Land Zeka in pre-State Israel, one year after his release from a Soviet concentration camp (1946–1947). Having been one of the earliest testimonies about Stalin's atrocities, this book was published in 1952 in its abridged version, whereas the unabridged version came out only in 2016. While the social and political significance of this book has been repeatedly discussed, its poetical and discursive strategies are understudied. This article makes a few steps in the direction of understanding of Margolin's book seriocomic style, discourse of fairytale and fantasy, the Palestine-Zionist text, the sea motif and other themes. The analysis unveils the author's ambitious literary project that hides behind the historical testimony and is intended to strengthen it.
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Mario Puccini between Italy and Argentina
Giuseppe Traina
Kwartalnik Neofilologiczny | 2019 | No 2
cultural mediation
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Mario Puccini between Italy and Argentina – The Italian writer Mario Puccini travelled to Argentina in 1936 to attend the Pen Club Congress. In the essay, the results of Puccini's stay in Argentina are studied for the first time in Italy: books, stories, articles, translations, correspondences, unrealized projects. Puccini is confirmed as an important cultural mediator in relations between Italy and the Spanish-speaking nations.
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Blutsaugen als othering oder Reiseerfahrungen aus dem Galizien des 18. Jahrhunderts. Einige Beobachtungen zu Postkolonialismus und Vampir(ismus)-Diskurs
Christoph Augustynowicz
Historyka Studia Metodologiczne | 2012 | vol. 42 English-German version
| 61-76
postcolonial studies
travel literature
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The article integrates the 18th century vampire discourse with problems and approaches of postcolonial studies on the one hand, and with the Galicia research in historical and cultural studies on the other hand. For this purpose, vampirism and postcolonial studies are defined at first, while the change of the vampirism discourse – passing from the revenant image to the one of bloodsucker – is analysed in the next step. Finally it is shown how the vampire's character and discourse have been adjusted and narratively transformed in 18th-century travel literature on Galicia
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"How Jews see Jesus": Christian References in Amos Oz's Novel "Judas"
Maddalena Schiavo
Studia Nauk Teologicznych | 2016 | Tom 11
Jewish-Christian Relations
Israeli Literature
Christian References
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The debate around the relations between Christians and Jews has recently become one of the discussed issues in the cultural Israeli world. This article examines the references to Christianity and to Jesus in the contemporary Israeli fiction. Through the analysis of some literary works produced by the best-know Israeli writers, we will try to describe the way the authors deal with Christian elements and explore their personal considerations. In particular a great attention will be devoted to Amos Oz's last novel Judas, published in 2014. The story is based on the life of a young student who is writing a doctoral dissertation on "How Jews see Jesus" but it ends up focusing on the figure of Judas. In revealing the intent of his research the protagonist presents a detailed investigation of the Jewish attitude towards Christians quoting sources from the ancient times until today. Through Oz's book it is possible to explore the complex relationship between Christians and Jews and offers new starting points for the future debates.
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Traces of the 19th Century Romantic Worldview in Władysław Wężyk's Egyptian Memoirs,"Travels to the Ancient World"
Monika Janota
Folia Orientalia | 2018 | Bibliotheca vol. 1
Polish literature
Travel journal
Władysław Wężyk
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The given article is an analysis of Władysław Wężyk's Travels to the ancient world taking into consideration the most important problems and components of the 19th century Romantic worldview. Particular attention will be paid to the great Romantic themes such as folklore, art, music, spontaneous literary works and concepts of new humanity. Wężyk's memoir reveals his openness towards the Other and the understanding of foreign cultures which is by far the most important feature of a Romantic intellectual.
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Yāqūt's Sources on the Slavs Included in His "Mucğam al-Buldān"
Barbara Ostafin
Folia Orientalia | 2018 | Bibliotheca vol. 1
Slavs in Arab sources
adab literature
medieval Arabic geography
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The great 13th century scholar Yāqūt al-Hamawī, compiled his well-known geographical dictionary – Mucğam al-Buldān – using an incredibly vast corpus of sources that allowed him to describe the lands lying beyond the realm of Islam. The aim of this paper is to identify the sources he used to describe issues dealing with the Slavs or those peoples and areas thought by Arab writers to belong to or be connected with the Slavs. The results shed some light on the state of knowledge of this area among 13th century inhabitants of the caliphate. At the same time, the author's analysis of the methods employed to compose the material on the Slavs that appears in the Dictionary helped determine the aim and the role of this work in the caliphate.
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The Koran in the Poetry of Alexander Pushkin and Ivan Bunin: Inspiration, Citation and Intertextuality
Yousef Sh'hadeh
Folia Orientalia | 2018 | Bibliotheca vol. 1
Russian literature
Russian poetry
Alexander Pushkin
Ivan Bunin
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The Koran became an inspiration to the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin (1799–1837), made obvious in many of his works, such as Imitations of the Koran, The Prophet, and In a Secret Cave. Pushkin studied the translation of the Koran carefully and used many verses of its Surahs in his texts. Many of his contemporary poets and followers were influenced by his poetry, like Ivan Bunin (1870–1953), who continued the traditions of Pushkin. Bunin repeated many thoughts from Koranic discourse and placed them in his poems that were full of faith and spirituality. He wrote many of them at the beginning of the 20th century1, before his emigration to France in 1918, for example: Mohammed in Exile, Guiding Signs and For Treason. It has been noted that Bunin was quoting verses from the Koran to create an intertextual relationships between some Surahs and his poems, showing a great enthusiasm to mystical dimension of Islam. We find this aspect in many works, such as The Night of al-Qadr, Tamjid, Black Stone of the Kaaba, Kawthar, The Day of Reckoning and Secret. It can also be said that a spiritual inspiration and rhetoric of Koran were not only attractive to Pushkin and Bunin, but also to a large group of Russian poets and writers, including Gavrila Derzhavin, Mikhail Lermontov, Fyodor Tyutchev, Yakov Polonsky, Lukyan Yakubovich, Konstantin Balmont, and others.
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On Polish structuralism
Michał Głowiński
Grzegorz Wołowiec
Nauka | 2018 | No 3
| 27–50
literary theory
history of literature
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The object of our deliberations is structuralism in literary studies, whose beginnings in Poland can be traced back to the thirties of the 20th century. It was developing at two centres at the time: at the Stefan Batory University in Vilnius, around Professor Manfred Kridl, and at the University of Warsaw. Structuralism was reborn in Poland in the sixties and it impacted all of literary studies; its main centres were: the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences and the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. Focusing on the analysis of literary systems, it combined them with theory of text and interpretation of individual works, emphasizing their broadly understood linguistic, discursive and rhetorical properties. In the culmination stage of its advancement, it tackled the fundamental problems of our discipline, including those that were only starting to emerge, such as reception of literary works as intended by its structural properties, or intertextuality. Structuralism had (and still has) a strong impact on the entirety of literary studies in Poland. It also became a sphere of reference for researchers of the younger generation, who prefer newer methodological tendencies.
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Poezja Jewhena Małaniuka w przekładach Kazimierza Andrzeja Jaworskiego. = = Yevhen Malaniuk's Poetry in Kazimierz Andrzej Jaworski's Translation
Anna Choma-Suwała
Slavia Orientalis | 2018 | vol. LXVII | No 3
| 461-475
Ukrainian literature
Kazimierz Andrzej Jaworski
Yevhen Malaniuk
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Kazimierz Jaworski contributed to a great extent to popularising Yevhen Malaniuk's poetry in the interwar period. Most of Jaworski's translations of Malaniuk's poems into Polish were published in the years 1933–1937 in the magazine Kamena in Chełm. The poet from Lublin undertook to translate less popular poems, unknown to Polish readers. He opted not to work with the Ukrainian poet's patriotic works, familiar to Polish literary circles, and chose poems of intimate and existential nature instead. From the two collections which were known in Poland, Earth And Iron (1930) and The Earthly Madonna (1934), he selected poems which in a special way correlate with his own lyrical works from the To a Red And White Mistress (1924) collection. What deserves special attention among Kazimierz Jaworski's translating techniques is his exceptional diligence in choosing suitable Polish semantic equivalents and in rendering an appropriate rhythm of poems. Most of his translations can be described as adequate. They are not absolute, but they convey the originality of a given work through preserving the form and contents of the translated poem in the most faithful way possible. Jaworski's translations show his inclination to poetise and dynamise the text. The translator readily uses his own metaphors and expands phrases with emotionally charged elements. Kazimierz Andrzej Jaworski was also a tireless propagator of information concerning the most recent translations of Yevhen Malaniuk's poetry as well as the publishing activities of one of the most valued representatives of the Ukrainian immigration in Poland.
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Oral Literature and Indigenous Knowledge: The Case of the San People from Southern Africa
Patrycja Kozieł
Rocznik Orientalistyczny/Yearbook of Oriental Studies | 2018 | T. LXXI | No 2
southern Africa
oral literature
indigenous knowledge
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The purpose of this article is to establish a frame for arranging and classifying observations relating to the indigenous knowledge and oral traditions of the San people of southern Africa, mainly in Namibia. Oral literature of the San people serve, therefore, as a valuable source for re-constructing and reinforcing a positive collective identity of their history and cultural diversity. Several forms of expression such as folklore, poems, plants' names and personal narratives will be provided.
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The Lost Legacy. The little known heritage of Azerbaijani emigration literature in Poland on the example of Mehemmed Emin Resulzade's works
Shahla Kazimova
Rocznik Orientalistyczny/Yearbook of Oriental Studies | 2018 | T. LXXI | No 2
Mehemmed Emin Resulzade
emigration literature
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After the collapse of the Democratic Republic of Azerbaijan in April 1920, the Azerbaijani intellectual and political elites suffered repressions from the Bolshevik authorities. The most prominent figures had to leave the country fearing for their lives. Among them was the renowned journalist, publicist and head of the Musavat party - Mehemmed Emin Resulzade. Fearing the Bolshevik expansion westwards, Polish authorities strived to weaken and destroy the Soviet Union's integrity. Their goal was to create a "sanitary cordon" of independent states between Poland and Bolshevik Russia. Thanks to the direct financial support from the Polish government, the political emigration from Azerbaijan, Georgia, North Caucasus and other states published their magazines and newspapers. In the second half of the 20th century, there was a political rapprochement between Turkey and the Soviet Union. As a result, the political situation of anti-Soviet emigration worsened. Therefore, the main burden of Azerbaijani emigration, headed by Resulzade, moved over the Vistula. The Polish period was very important for the publishing activities of the whole Azerbaijani emigration, represented by Resulzade. He mainly contributed to anti-Soviet press, tied to the Promethean movement, but not only. The author will present here rarely known Resulzade articles on other topics. The article also presents his book in Polish Azerbaijan in its Fight for Independence.
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The Image of Suleiman the Magnificent in 16th Century Croatian and Slovak Literature
Monika Sagało
Folia Orientalia | 2018 | Bibliotheca vol. 1
Suleiman the Magnificent
the Ottoman Empire
the Turks
16th century
the Slovakian literature
the Croatian literature
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The article discusses the matter of portraying Suleiman I the Magnificent in 16th century Croatian and Slovakian literature. The source material comprises three texts: Ferenc Črnko's Croatian chronicle titled Podsjedanje i osvojenje Sigeta [The Siege and Capture of Siget], the Croatian epic tale Vazetje Sigeta grada [The Caputure of Siget Town] by Brne Karnarutić and the Slovakian anonymous historical song Píseň o Sigetském zámku [A Song about Siget Castle]. By looking at these texts the author hereof contemplates what image of the Turkish ruler has been recorded in Slavic literatures.
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"The World of Lonely Women" in Novels by Contemporary Iraqi Female Writers
Adrianna Maśko
Rocznik Orientalistyczny/Yearbook of Oriental Studies | 2018 | T. LXXI | No 1
| 96-108
Contemporary Iraqi Literature
Iraqi Novel
Arab Women Writers
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The aim of the article is to present the issue of loneliness of Iraqi women on the basis of selected novels written by Iraqi female writers in the 21st century. The first part of the article, which is preceded by an introduction to the topic, includes general information about the development of novels by Iraqi women writers since the second half of the 1990s and some remarks about their methods of portraying female characters. The second part of the article provides examples of lonely women in their narratives whereas the third part depicts a story of Riyām, the heroine in the novel Riyām wa-Kafā (Riyam and Kafa, 2014) by Hadiya Husayn, in a more detailed way.
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Perestroika: a Sketch for a Portrait of the Erain the Social Memory of Russians
Jakub Sadowski
Slavia Orientalis | 2019 | vol. LXVIII | No 1
social memory
Russian culture
Russian literature
Russian cinema
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This article describes the results of the pilot stage of qualitative fi eld research on Russian social memory in the second half of the 1980s. The aim of the research was to reveal what is the image of perestroika preserved in today's social memory of those Russians who remember the events of those years. The main objective of the pilot stage was the identifi cation of the lexicon of terms and the set of concepts used to verbalize the memories of the perestroika period, as well as the caesuras and temporal characteristics related to the memory of this time. The results are outlined in the main topics, terms and concepts that pop up in conversations with respondents.
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Una "nuova patria". Confini e migrazioni nei "Promessi Sposi" di Alessandro Manzoni
Fabio Danelon
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More Than Half of Russians Support the Resignation of the Government
OREANDA-NEWS Rising prices, lower incomes and the inability to solve the problem of employment are the main claims of Russians to the current Cabinet of Ministers of the Russian Federation, according to a survey of "Levada - center". More than 50% of Russians supported the resignation of the government, according to a survey conducted in December 2018.
According to the study, 53% of the respondents voted for the resignation of the current Cabinet of Ministers to some extent, 40% were against it. The main claim to the government, the majority of respondents said the problems associated with rising prices and falling incomes (57% of participants). In April 2017 was 44% and in August 2016 — 42%.
More than a third of Russians (36%) are convinced that the current composition of the government can not cope with the crisis in the economy. 30% of respondents said that the Cabinet of Ministers had no thought-out program of economic development, the study says.
Respondents also believe that the government
- can't provide people with work (46% in December 2018 and in April 2017 - 24%);
- does not care about social protection of the population (43 in December 2018 and in April 2017 - 31% respectively);
- can not cope with the crisis in the economy (36 in December 2018 and in April 2017 - 23%);
- corrupt and acts primarily in their own interests (32 in December 2018 and in April 2017 - 29%).
The sociologists interviewed also spoke about the low professional level of the Cabinet of Ministers and the government's lack of a well-thought-out program of the country's economic development.
7% of the country's citizens have no claims to the activities of the Cabinet of Ministers.
The survey was conducted on December 13-19 last year among 1.6 thousand people over the age of 18 in 136 settlements of Russia, 52 subjects of the Russian Federation.

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Use the Ideal Gas Laws to calculate the change.
STP is 0°C (273.15K)and 760mm Hg. The temperatures must be in K for the ratio to be correct.
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There's a lot of firsts in this collaboration between the respected Siegelson jewelry and art gallery in New York, and renowned contemporary artist, Daniel Brush. It will be the first time Siegelson has represented anyone in its 99-year history and it's the first time that Brush has had sought representation.
In addition, the initial jewels by Brush that Siegelson is representing is a collection of 100 sets of handmade aluminum earrings titled AL 13, after the element symbol and the atomic number for the metal. The collection will be unveiled at TEFAF Maastricht. It is the first time Siegelson will be exhibiting at the prestigious art fair, which runs March 16 – 24 in Maastricht, Netherlands.
AL 13 is a series of bombé, spherical, and hexagonal aluminum earrings created from industrial rods and sheets of aluminum, which then go through complex transformative processes combining turning, chasing, die sinking, embossing, engraving and polishing by hand, before being set with natural colored stones such as Burmese rubies and Colombian emeralds. The studs are composed of aircraft grade aluminum, known for its combination of strength and weldability.
On the spherical earrings, the bezels for the set stones are raised from the sphere and not secondarily applied, a method unique to Brush. Some of the earrings feature hand carved and polished optically clear rock crystal hemispheres, filled with precious gems or rare metals that move with the wearer. Each pair of earrings takes from 80 to 150 hours to complete. A necklace has also been crafted as part of the line. The pieces will be displayed in a Halliburton Zero aluminum briefcase and in aluminum stands created and built by Brush.
Lee Siegelson, director of the family owned firm, says the earrings have a distinct glow and reflection and the addition of precious gems gives it a luxurious appeal.
"The way they reflect the light is really beautiful," Siegelson said. "I told Dan these earrings should be on people. My clients will react to wearing a piece of Daniel Brush and having this wonderful reflection."
If you're unfamiliar with Brush and his works it's understandable. He is as much known for his reclusive, even monastic lifestyle as he is for stretching the boundaries of artistic vision and craftsmanship in a number of mediums. His discipline when it comes to craftsmanship and his daily work routine is unchallenged. It includes beginning each morning in his Manhattan loft and workshop with a breakfast of Cheerios and then sweeping the floor of his workspace for three hours. He does all of the work himself, only assisted by his wife, Olivia, also an artist.
His works have been exhibited at several museums and galleries, including the Museum of Arts and Design, the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American Art and at international auction houses. He would be better-known if he was interested in that sort of thing. Instead, he personally sells his jewels and other works to collectors (including several boldfaced names) who he feels will take care of his pieces.
One fan is Nicolas Bos, CEO and president of Van Cleef & Arpels. Two of Brush's collections, were featured at the luxury brand's L'École, School of Jewelry Arts in Paris, and most recently when the school (which travels to cities around the world) was in New York in October 2018. The two collections exhibited was Necks, a series of chokers that takes its inspiration from dog collars, and Cuffs, a set of bangles inspired by the Nizam of Hyderabad's jewels and by the bracelet's cultural role in India.
"He is trained as a jeweler but he is really a contemporary artist expressing himself through paintings, sculpture and jewels," Bos said in a recent interview explaining why he chose to exhibit Brush's work. "He has a very specific personal contemporary vision. I feel it is interesting because it's not a work you get to see very easily and we feel it is a very fascinating work in terms of style and technique."
Lee Siegelson said he first met Brush 20 years ago through a friend and was struck by his work with gold and other materials, such as bakelite, steel and aluminum, adding that Brush's "vigorous attention to detail and limited production" reminds him of the Art Deco jewelers of the 1920s and '30s.
"The things he creates are beautiful, precious and sensitive; and I like the fact they are all made by Dan in his workshop at home," Siegelson said.
Since neither has had a representation relationship, working together happened informally through mutual agreement.
"Both of us came to this together as we both kind of represent the same things," Siegelson said.
"Lee Siegelson is one of the greatest collectors; he's passionate about jewelry, and I trust him," Brush said in a statement.
Siegelson has been attending TEFAF Maastricht as a collector but it will be the first time his firm will be exhibiting, after many years of applying.
"As the top fair in the world you can't possibly go to Maastricht and not come back with a prize. There are so many disciplines and so many things to admire and collect," he said. "I've been applying for 15 years. You have to be the best of the best in your discipline in order to participate."


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After graduating from John Molson School of Business with a degree in accounting, he decided to go into 3D printing, setting up shop with three colleagues.
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"There was a lot of hype back in 2014, and I thought, that's something that could be amazing because basically the first slogan we came up with was 'if you can think it we can print it'. And that kind of changed the idea of how modern manufacturing: you can just think of an idea and it can be formed in various different types of plastic, it just needs a few hours of modeling."
It's now three cofounders (including Ayesh) and some unpaid interns who run the show. LaPresse3D started mid-2014, but didn't really get going until 2015 because they were all students. And growth since then has been good.
"When we were students it was a bit harder to maintain sales. We didn't have an office. After the fourth colleague dropped out, I bought over his shares and came up with a strategic outsourcing plan, where it's basically a design and supply network. Because with 3D printing, there's a kind of steep learning curve."
There's a lack of knowledge in terms of the consumer. They don't know what things are worth. They can get seven different quotes with seven complete different prices ranging from $15-$2500. And there's no difference between that $15 piece and that $2500 piece. That's where we saw a really crucial aspect of the market we can actually take advantage of.
A lot of the work Ayesh and his colleagues do is consumer education. They often use a quote in their presentations to businesses: "There's a distortion between the knowledge of the application and the actual potential of the industry." They have to be salespeople for 3D printing as a feasible option, whether it's through their SEO marketing campaign or simply approaching businesses, running the numbers, and explaining why they are a more cost-effective and innovative option.
"That's proven to be a huge success. I mean, we had our ups and downs. 2015 was not that active, but we were growing and we established a supply network. Beginning of 2016 we were finishing our schooling and just rushed through. And now we're starting 2017, I've got 4 orders on my back, and both my colleagues are in France, and that's how it goes. Keep hustling."
LaPresse3D is hoping to get a graduation campaign off the ground this year, a 3D printing alternative for university graduates who would otherwise be forced to pay exorbitant sums for graduation photos. "This semester we're hoping to actually launch that properly with the students," said Ayesh.
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You can buy these converted lamps as well as those in completely original condition in many antique shops or on the Internet. As a result, some antique fixtures have multiple numbers, primarily used for internal use by the manufacturer. The most important criterion for determining the value of a bronze antique lamp is its authenticity. Tiffany lamps featured shades made out of stained glass. Protect the lamp and yourself - wear eye protection when appropriate for the task.
It is currently offered in clear and pink but may have been made in additional colors. The long bolts generally used in new hardware are threaded their entire length Fig. Lamps in near perfect condition with original finish and color, with no defects in manufacture or otherwise are prized. If you plan on burning your lamps, it may be wise to use reproduction chimneys. Both styles of new lamps are glued at the base and font.
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Antique bronze lamp reproductions can be recognized by the lack of sharp definition of the original, and there is usually somewhat of a difference in size between the original and the reproduction. If you like the rich, mellow look of aged brass or copper, then enjoy the lamp as it is. Unequal regional distribution of lamps based on time of rural electrification, the activity of traveling salesmen, herpes and even original selling prices explain why some lamps are found in certain areas. So far we have not been able to find an old example.
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Since many old chimneys were hand-made, the tops are often hand worked with crimping or petals of varying proportion. Connections on the new Cathedral lamp are solid brass. However, lamps were still more common in areas where oil was plentiful. When trying to identify antique furniture, dedicated antique hunters search for beautifully preserved pieces, armed with pins, magnifying glasses, spirit levels and all sorts of testing equipment.
- Collectors should be aware that internet auctions may not reflect the true value of a lamp.
- The important thing to remember is that many old lamps were manufactured and sold with antiqued finishes and factory-applied patina.
- There are many sources in print and on the internet regarding the care and conservation of metal artifacts - take your time and do some research.
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Your guide to antique pottery marks, porcelain marks and china marks. Compare your light fixture to others of the same variety. Unscrupulous dealers occasionally hide the condition by lightly oiling the surface of the glass. Date the House or Location Verify the age of your property, or the original location of the light fixture, to authenticate and identify it. Original nuts are square, new are hexagonal.
Do not overlook lamps that are relatively easy to restore. Position the collar carefully so that it is both centered and level. If your home was built posts, the light fixture is probably not antique and is likely a reproduction.
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On handmade furniture, rungs, slats, spindles, rockers, and other small-diameter components are not uniform. Probably the first lamp was invented when somebody noticed that oil-saturated fabric can burn steadily over a long period of time. Keep in mind, however, that old hardware can be put on new lamps.
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Many other metals can appear to be bronze, and bronze lamps can be easily copied. Use the press and stay informed about current trends and potential scams in the antique trade by consulting popular and highly regarded antique trade publications. David Lesurf Antiques and Art. That is to say thay contain no iron and a magnet will not stick to them.
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Most antique furniture tends to be purchased by ordinary everyday people, rather than dedicated antique furniture collectors. Extreme care must be taken when using any mechanical means so as not to damage the glass fount beneath - you always run the risk of shattering the fount. The brand and model number are on the wick knob. The Market Today Today is a good time for the serious collector to seek the better, high-end lamps. If the light fixture was an original that came with your real estate investment, android research the history of the house and its previous owners.
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These larger pegs were packed in plaster under a metal connector to join old fonts to old bases. By contrast, almost all new metal hardware is glued. Most homeowners took valuable antique possessions with them when they relocated. If you are serious about restoring the lamp yourself, giving out I recommend that you practice and experiment on some scrap items before you tackle your lamp. Do not use abrasive or harsh cleaning agents that can damage or mar the original finish.
Start with a clean cut with trimmed corners. The type of wood is the final clue. If it shows a reddish gleam, it is not bronze and is most likely copper. In general, antique bronze lamps are the most valuable above brass, copper, pewter, and iron since there are many antique iron pieces in existence but very few antique bronze lamps in comparison. Bronze lamps and other decorative items were far too expensive for early American settlers and pioneers.
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The demand, and hence price, is created by the collectors, or buyers, who are willing to pay the price asked for the lamp. Another clue to age is the metal hardware. The very earliest examples are generally plain, but later pieces became much more elaborate. Don't be fooled by elaborate new hardware such as you might find in larger lamps like the new Cathedral lamp in Fig.
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Are you looking for an EFT Practitioner in Bolton to help you with an emotional, mental or physical problem?
Well, it doesn't have to be that way, there is a solution…
My name is Stefan and I'm a holistic health coach. I specialise in helping people like you overcome a range of physical, mental and emotional issues and take back control of their health and wellbeing.
I'm a qualified multi-disciplined practitioner specialising in EFT and Matrix Reimprinting, amongst other therapies.
I discovered EFT in 2009 while going through a period of intense stress and anxiety in my life and have personally found EFT to be highly effective in reducing and clearing the symptoms of these problems. This subsequently led me to training with EFT Master Karl Dawson to become an EFT and Matrix Reimprinting practitioner. Nowadays I help clients with their mind-body problems using Emotional Freedom Technique.
The methods I use help to clear emotional issues from the past and present, allowing my clients to lead happier lives. There is also a growing acceptance that addressing underlying emotional issues can also help clear physical problems too.
Contact me for a free, no-obligation consultation to discuss how I may help you.
EFT Tapping Testimonials
"I have had several eft/matrix sessions with Stefan in relation to a few different emotional issues. I found him to be an excellent therapist. He is very naturally empathetic and a good listener. He is also very non judgemental and easy to get on with because he has a great sense of humour. I would highly recommend anyone looking for an eft practitioner to visit Stefan! It made a huge difference to my confidence and happiness."
"I found myself very at ease with Stefan and he made it comfortable for me to open up and talk about the issues I had. Thanks to the session we had, the fears I had with regards to a particular situation, dissipated and he helped me to visualise a very positive outcome which actually happened in reality as well. Before my sessions with him I was stuck in a particular area of my life and thanks to him I had the courage to take the leap and naturally face what I was scared of only thinking about."
Online EFT Sessions
While some clients who live close to my EFT practice see me for in-person consultations, the majority of my EFT sessions are now online.
Working online has also allowed me to help people across the UK and beyond.
I have found online sessions a highly effective way to work with people, not least due to the many of the following benefits.
The Benefits of Working Online
Benefits of EFT sessions by Skype, Zoom, Facetime or Facebook Video Messenger
What Is EFT Tapping?
EFT – Emotional Freedom Techniques or tapping – is a cutting-edge meridian therapy that works on the principles of ancient Chinese medicine combined with modern psychology, hence the term "Energy Psychology". EFT is also described as an "Acupuncture without needles".
EFT is a relatively simple process that most people can learn for basic problems, however may require the help of an EFT therapist for more complex and deep issues.
By tapping on acupressure points along energy meridians while focussing on a problem, EFT aims to restore balance in the body by releasing the underlying stress of a problem.
For example, if you feel stressed about a relationship in your life, during the EFT session we focus on the feelings that arise in the body while tapping on predefined points on the head, body and hands. As we repeat the process, the feelings may change or lessen, reducing the effects of the issue in your life. With skilful guidance, it's even possible to eliminate problems altogether.
EFT Tapping Points
The EFT tapping points are located on the hands, head and body. The EFT diagram below illustrates the location of the tapping points:
- Top of head
- Eyebrow
- Side of eye
- Under eye
- Under nose
- Chin
- Collar bone
- Under arm
- Wrist
Optional: Finger points
What Can EFT Be Used On?
While EFT is a relatively new technique, there are already numerous scientific studies into its effectiveness. Studies by the likes of EFT Universe have shown EFT to be helpful across a range of life issues, including anxiety, athletic performance, depression, pain & physical symptoms, phobias, PTSD and weight loss, cravings, & addiction.
Guided by an experienced practitioner, clients have also reported EFT to be helpful in a number of areas, including:
- Negative Emotions
- Painful and Traumatic Memories
- Anger
- Jealousy
- Physical Pain
- Anxiety and Stress
- Fears and Phobias
- Shyness
- Sadness
- Insomnia
- Grief and Loss
- Guilt
- Obsessions and Compulsions
- Cravings and Addictions
- Nightmares
- Abuse Issues
- Self Esteem
- Uncovering and Eliminating Negative Beliefs
- Achieving Goals
- Mental Health Issues
In fact, Gary Craig, the creator of EFT, suggests trying it on anything!
The Benefits of EFT Tapping
There are numerous benefits of EFT, especially when compared to other therapies and interventions. The following are but a few of the advantages of tapping therapy:
- Gentle
- Potentially fast, long-lasting results
- No need to go over and over the problem
- No medicines or equipment required
- No long term commitment to years of therapy
- Easy to learn
- Can be used at home between sessions
Celebrities Using EFT
EFT is used by people of all ages and backgrounds. In fact, it's become very popular amongst the famous too. Celebrities who have turned to EFT to overcome a variety of problems include:
- The Duchess of Cornwall – for fear of flying
- Paul McKenna – uses on clients for slimming
- Lily Allen – overcoming chocolate addiction
- Nick Heyward – stress management
- Naomi Harris – performance anxiety
- Michael Ball – performance anxiety
- Lindsay Wagner – runs EFT workshops
If you need any more information regarding Bolton EFT, contact me today for a no-obligation free consultation.
Gary Craig EFT Video
EFT Therapy Near Me
EFT - Emotional Freedom Technique - is a relatively new exploration as well as a fast-evolving treatment within the field of Power Psychology which is catching the focus of healers, scientists, fortune-tellers and lay people.
Typically referred to as "Mental acupressure", the technique works by launching clogs within the energy system which are the resource of emotional strength as well as discomfort. These blockages in our power system, in addition to testing us mentally, commonly lead to restricting ideas and practices and also an inability to live life harmoniously.
An EFT treatment includes using fingertips as opposed to needles to tap on the end points of power meridians that are located simply under the surface area of the skin. The treatment is non-invasive and services the principles of making modification as simple and as discomfort complimentary as feasible.
EFT is a sound judgment strategy that draws its power from Eastern discoveries that have been around for over 5,000 years. Albert Einstein likewise told us back in the 1920's that every little thing (including our bodies) is composed of power. These concepts have been greatly disregarded by Western Healing Practices and as they are introduced in our present times, human process is reopening itself to the neglected truth that every little thing is Energy as well as the potential that this provides us.
In the brief time since it's beginning by Gary Craig in the 1990's, EFT has actually supplied hundreds of individuals with remedy for various troubles and conditions, often in amazingly quick time and after lengthy as well as agonizing durations of looking for a cure. The variety of effective therapies have varied from injury and abuse, phobias, self sabotaging behaviour patterns, to deep collection emotional conditions of anxiety and anxiety, dependencies, physical illness, to call but a few.
EFT is drawing attention from the wide range of recovery experts; from the scientists to the spiritualists as well as everyone between. It goes to the heart of the rejoining of the old and brand-new standards.
EFT brings back awareness and rely on the all-natural recovery abilities of our mind and body, offering ground-breaking possibilities to accomplishing physical and emotional well-being in a faster amount of time.
Since the techniques are so easy, they could be utilized efficiently as a self-help device, which equips individuals to actively contribute to their very own healing and development procedure. This facilitates a much faster alleviation procedure, previously believed impossible by medical care specialists that advocated extensive (& usually unpleasant) hrs in psychotherapeutic or medical care, typically with limited results. These techniques do not reject the medical and also psychotherapeutic careers, however rather serve to contribute to an all natural healing procedure.
EFT functions to remove such disturbances as well as remove the resulting emotional action or intensity to restore emotional consistency and also offer relief from physical discomfort.
This is done by concentrating on the specific issue whilst touching with fingers on the end factors of energy meridians. The combination of sending out kinetic energy to our power system, whilst discovering as well as focusing on source, facilitates a "correcting" of the energy system therefore getting rid of the "brief circuit" to the body's found out action or unfavorable emotion.
It started in 1980, with a psychologist by the name of Roger Callahan, and a person with a severe phobia of water. Mary's concern of water controlled her life and kept her from day-to-day tasks.
Dr. Callahan and also Mary had actually been working on this problem with each other for over a year. Mary worked up the nerve to rest within view of the swimming pool at Dr. Callahan's house.
Her worry of being near the water triggered Mary belly discomforts - a typical "instinct." Dr. Callahan had actually just recently been examining traditional Chinese medicines, and discovering meridians. Unexpectedly he had an ideas. Keeping in mind that there was an acupuncture point for the belly meridian on the cheekbone, he asked her to tap there, believing it may heal her belly pains.
Mary touched her cheekbone as routed, as well as this little activity altered medical background! The action appeared incredible, to both Mary as well as Dr. Callahan. Her tummy pains vanished. Yet even more amazingly, her anxiety of water went away, also! She diminished to the swimming pool as well as began splashing herself with water, enjoying her newfound freedom from fear.
Based on this discovery, Dr. Callahan began a series of investigations to establish and also improve this technique, which he labelled Thought Field Treatment. Gary Craig trained under Dr. Callahan's tutelage in the 1990's, discovering the procedures for TFT. As time passed, Craig started to observe some issues with TFT, elements that he saw were unneeded problems.
TFT needed experts to tap on a details series of meridians (called an algorithm) for every various issue. Identifying the problem needed a technique called muscle screening, where the professional would certainly determine the relative toughness of a muscle, while the patient discovered numerous thoughts or declarations.
Craig observed duplicated situations where the trouble was inaccurately identified or the practitioner touched out the meridian points in the wrong order, yet the client was still helped. Based upon these monitorings, he concluded that it did not matter where order the meridian points were touched.
Craig developed EFT as a streamlined, boosted version of the principles behind Callahan's TFT. EFT has one standard, basic sequence of indicate tap, no matter what the circumstance.
Because of this, hundreds of people have used Tapping for diseases and also to deal with emotional issues. Tapping practitioners have actually examined the techniques and also educated to take on more challenging as well as difficult cases, and also these dedicated practitioners report more successful applications day-to-day. Increasingly more individuals are discovering and checking out Tapping. Many are discovering exactly how Tapping could alter their lives.


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Cabin crew secrets: What you should NEVER ask if you want a plane seat upgrade
CABIN crew look after plane passengers throughout flights and it can often seem as though they hold a great deal of power. Many travellers are keen to nab an upgrade on such a journey - but a flight attendant has revealed what you should never ask crew.
Cabin crew can often seem like the right people to butter up if you're after an upgrade on flights. First and business class travel is the dream of many but this can be tricky to achieve if you don't have the funds. There are a variety of ways travellers can boost their chances of securing an upgrade. However, a former flight attendant has revealed there's one thing you should never do.
Flights: Cabin crew reveals why you should never ask a flight attendant about a plane upgrade
An ex cabin crew worker told Stuff.co.nz that the key is to never ask flight attendants about upgrades.
"You have more chance of a free flight to the moon," she told the New Zealand website.
However, the former flight attendant advises that checking in late can be a way to improve your odds.
"Economy could be overbooked and the seats already allocated to other passengers - but this may also help your chances of missing the flight altogether if you leave it too late," the cabin crew member said.
Another former flight attendant explained why it's not worth attempting to cheat the system and sneak into a superior class.
Elliot Hester revealed in his 2001 book Plane Insanity that he calls these "'delinquent-flyer' upgrades."
Flights: Cabin crew can often seem like the right people to butter up if you're after an upgrade
"Convinced that the onboard caste system can be easily thwarted, [these passengers] wait for just the right moment," he wrote.
"Moving quickly and quietly - like high-altitude ninjas - they abandon the crowded coach cabin for an unoccupied seat in first class.
"Sooner or later, of course, we catch them but it often seems like not a week goes by without a delinquent-flier conflict."
However, Hester stresses that often the crew themselves don't care where people sit - but their employer does.
"Plebeian-hating snobs notwithstanding, most flight attendants couldn't care less about who sits where on an airplane," he said.
"If it were up to us, there would be no first-class compartment or seat assignments. Seats would be occupied on a first-come-first-serve basis."
Hester continued: "Most airlines do not share this user-friendly version of the skies. Instead, they train flight attendants like police dogs - we're supposed to sniff out perpetrators and put them back where they belong."
The reason for this strictness is because "a first class seat is a virtual gold mine for airlines - especially on international routes," said Hester.
"Those who actually pay for a seat can fork up more than ten times as much as their economy-class brethren."
In the absence of the funds for this, there is a travel trick for plane upgrades recommended by regular traveller and author Tilly Bagshaw - and it's all about knowing two words in particular.
The British writer told Bloomberg she has never bought a First Class seat but always used miles to upgrade from Economy with the above technique when she's flown "up front."
The unique phrase to remember "revenue management." It's staff who work in this department who make sure the flight is profitable.


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Neeraj Chopra has seen it all, the dizzying heights of success and the frustrating lean patch. From an overnight superstar hyped as the next big thing in Indian athletics to being rudely dismissed as yet another youngster who faded away at the senior level.
So, as India celebrated his gold medal at the 21st Commonwealth Games on Saturday, the javelin thrower from Haryana was relieved to have lived up to the expectations.
Indian athletics has remained devoid of superstars since PT Usha's exit. So Neeraj's exploits at the Under-20 World Championship in 2016 captured the imagination of the nation. He was an 18-year-old red-hot sensation, becoming the first Indian to win a world championship and have a world record to his name in track and field.
It was a fairytale start, but as he made the transition to the senior level, he had no eye-popping performances at the international stage. Saturday's win proved the youngster was back on track. "There is always the pressure to perform because medal hopes were very high. I was feeling the weight of expectations. At the end of the day, it is your performance on the day that matters, and past records have no bearing," said Neeraj.
"I did not take anything for granted though I knew that if I repeated my season's best throw, I would finish at the top," added India's lone track and field gold medallist in this year's Commonwealth Games.
Neeraj, who had a best throw of 86.47m, said, "I always believe that past reputation do not count. For example, the 2015 world champion and Olympic silver medallist Julius Yego failed to even make the final."
"My three-month stint in Offenburg under coach Werner Daniels was very effective as I worked a lot on my technique," he said.
For a sport that depends a lot on technique, Neeraj's progress has been hindered by lack of professional coaches. He forged a successful association with Garry Calvert, but the Australian did not complete his tenure, leaving Neeraj in the lurch just before a couple of important international meets.
Neeraj is currently coached by Uwe Hohn, one of the most reputed javelin coaches, who once held the world record and is reputed to be the only javelin thrower with the unique distinction of registering a throw beyond the 100 metre mark. "We have put together a strength and conditioning team to focus on Neeraj," says Mustafa Ghouse, CEO of JSW Sports which has been supporting Neeraj.
Ghouse, a former Davis Cup player and Asian Games medallist, calls Neeraj a God-gifted athlete. "He is naturally talented and his world revolves around javelin. He is obsessed with the sport," added Ghouse.
Neeraj's initiation into javelin happened by chance when he was coaxed by his relatives to take up a sport as he was overweight. The 13-year-old started going to the SAI Centre in Panipat where he fell in love with javelin. From a pastime it soon became a passion. While other teenagers were hooked to the internet or watching Bollywood films, Neeraj spent hours on YouTube watching javelin throws. If his friends idolised Salman Khan and Kareena Kapoor, his world revolved around Jan Zelezny, the three-time Olympic gold medallist and world record holder in javelin.
Serious about taking up the sport more seriously, Neeraj then shifted to the SAI Sports Hostel at the Tau Devi Lal Stadium in Panchkula. He put in long hours perfecting the skills to be a professional javelin thrower. He was soon creating ripples in the domestic circuit, even in senior events, winning gold medals in the Open Nationals and the Federation Cup.
And then came the game-changer when he hurled the spear to a distance of 86.48 metres at Bydgoszcz, Poland, in the Under-20 World Championship.
However, replicating the success at the senior level has been tough. In the 2017 World Championship, Neeraj, tipped to be one of India's brightest hopes, failed to make the final, falling short of the 83m mark, the automatic qualification mark. With one eye towards the Olympics in 2020, Neeraj is gunning to consistently hit the 88m mark and peak at 90-92 by the end of 2019 to bolster his medal hopes.
"The Commonwealth Games gold has been a big motivation and this is a big confidence booster," he said.
The youngster from Panipat will have very little time to celebrate his success in Gold Coast and would soon start training for the Diamond League meets next month to be held in Doha and Eugene, USA.
Updated Date: Apr 15, 2018 09:57:05 IST


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1/41. delusions of parasitosis. An approach to the problem.One of the most frustrating problems in clinical dermatology is the patient with a delusion of parasitosis. Over the years, very little realistic and practical advice has been offered to the perplexed dermatologists. We describe an approach that is based on the thesis that dermatologists can and often should treat such patients. By considering each patient as an individual, and by working to build rapport, the dermatologist is in the best position to offer help. We report two illustrative cases and discuss guidelines to treatment. ( info)
2/41. Delusion of infestation with post-partum onset: case report.Compared with men, women have a greater lifetime risk of delusions of infestation, with the risk appearing to increase around the menopause, when the blood levels of reproductive hormones are decreasing. women also have a greater lifetime risk of depression and an increased incidence of depressive symptoms post partum, when the blood levels of these hormones are decreasing as well. The first case of a delusion of infestation with post-partum onset is described, and possible associations with reproductive function in women are discussed. ( info)
3/41. tungiasis in a 3-year-old child.tungiasis is an infestation of the skin caused by the flea tunga penetrans. It is not rare in western europe because of tourism to tropical and subtropical countries. However, tungiasis has been very rarely reported in children. We describe a case of tungiasis in a 3-year-old child. The infestation was localized to the second toe of the left foot and was characterized by an atypical clinical presentation. ( info)
4/41. Misidentification of onchocerca volvulus as guinea worm.Over the past 10 years, the status of human infection with guinea worm (Dracunculus medinensis) in the central african republic (CAR) has been difficult to ascertain. It is unclear if indigenous cases are occurring and whether cases are migrating into the CAR from surrounding countries. A team of investigators visited the CAR in July-August 2000, to attempt to ascertain the presence of indigenous transmission. No cases of true guinea-worm infection (i.e. dracunculiasis) were detected, but three cases of human infection with onchocerca volvulus, each of which had been misidentified as dracunculiasis, were detected. The unusual presentation of skin blisters and extraction of an intact female O. volvulus are described. As a result of this investigation, and the confusion of onchocerciasis being misidentified as dracunculiasis, the presence of endemic transmission of guinea worm in the CAR remains in question. ( info)
5/41. Stowaways with wings: two case reports on high-flying insects.More people than ever before are traversing continents, either for business purposes or on holiday. Because 3-10 percent of these travelers experience skin, hair, or nail disorders related to these trips there is an increasing likelihood that Western physicians will be expected to treat exotic conditions imported from different countries. tungiasis and furunculoid myiasis are two typical disorders of intertropical regions. They represent nuisances induced by the presence of arthropod larvae or eggs in the skin. We describe a case of tungiasis, caused by the sand flea tunga penetrans (TP), and a case of myiasis, caused by Dermatobia hominis (DH), and briefly discuss the epidemiology, biologic life cycles, vectors, reservoirs, and clinical presentations of these parasites. ( info)
6/41. Localized scalp hair shedding caused by Pheidole ants and overwiew of similar case reports.Localized hair shedding caused by Pheidole ants is reported as a newly recognized type of hair loss, mimicking alopecia areata. We report two cases from Kerman, iran. This sudden hair loss demonstrates that ants such as the Pheidole dimorphic species can cause hair shedding. Fairly clean cutting of the scalp hair takes place just a few micrometers above the skin surface and simulates alopecia areata or mechanical shaving of scalp hair. This infestation has not been reported from other countries, and this report is the second from iran. ( info)
7/41. Severe tungiasis in underprivileged communities: case series from brazil.tungiasis is caused by infestation with the sand flea (tunga penetrans). This ectoparasitosis is endemic in economically depressed communities in South American and African countries. tungiasis is usually considered an entomologic nuisance and does not receive much attention from healthcare professionals. During a study on tungiasis-related disease in an economically depressed area in Fortaleza, northeast brazil, we identified 16 persons infested with an extremely high number of parasites. These patients had >50 lesions each and showed signs of intense acute and chronic inflammation. superinfection of the lesions had led to pustule formation, suppuration, and ulceration. Debilitating sequelae, such as loss of nails and difficulty in walking, were constant. In economically depressed urban neighborhoods characterized by a high transmission potential, poor housing conditions, social neglect, and inadequate healthcare behavior, tungiasis may develop into severe disease. ( info)
8/41. delusional parasitosis: folie a deux and attempted murder of a family doctor.A 58-year-old woman suffering from delusional parasitosis tried to kill her general practitioner. Her husband shared in her beliefs but lost all delusional conviction after she was compulsorily admitted to a special hospital. The case illustrates the intractable nature and potential dangerousness of some of these cases, and their affinity to paranoia. ( info)
9/41. Atypical antipsychotics in the treatment of delusional parasitosis.delusional parasitosis is the false belief that one's body is infested with one or many different living organisms. Historically, it has been treated with conventional antipsychotics with only moderate success. The conventional antipsychotic most commonly used has been pimozide. We report a series of five cases of patients with delusional parasitosis. Our patients' demographic characteristics were similar to those in previously published case reports, but instead of being treated with older antipsychotics, they were all treated with atypical antipsychotic agents with favorable results. We will discuss the rationale for this treatment choice, and will review the role of serotonin/dopamine antagonists in the treatment of delusional parasitosis. We will also comment on the possible role of serotonergic antidepressants in the treatment of these patients. ( info)
10/41. Aquatic leech infestation: a rare cause of severe anaemia in an adolescent Tanzanian girl.We report on a 15-year-old girl who presented with a history of chest pain, coughing, intermittent haemoptysis, fever, pallor and vomiting to a rural hospital in tanzania. She was severely anaemic with signs of cardiorespiratory distress. Haemoglobin was 4.8 g/dl; the chest x-ray film was normal. She required one unit of blood. After 3 days, she vomited up a small parasite which proved to be an aquatic leech. Oesophagogastroscopy, then performed, revealed four small mucosal lesions in the pharynx and upper oesophagus. No other leeches were seen. Further oesophagogastroscopy 4 days later showed a normal mucosa. The girl was discharged on iron and folic acid supplements. A small lake near her village was identified as the likely source of her infestation. The family had used the water for drinking without any precautions-Terrestrial leeches can cause profound, life-threatening anaemia, but even more so do aquatic leeches. This type is acquired while bathing or drinking unfiltered water. They attach themselves to mucous membranes, having been described in sites like conjunctiva, nose, pharynx/larynx, trachea/bronchi, oesophagus, vagina, and rectum. Especially in the airways, they can cause even fatal bleeding or obstruction. Treatment consists of removal of the leech. CONCLUSION: In developing countries, even unusual causes like leech infestation have to be considered in the differential diagnosis of severe anaemia in children. ( info)
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David Wirth is a Director, Economist in the Competition and EU department at Ashurst, London. David is an industrial economist with significant experience of advising clients on the economic analysis of mergers and acquisitions under UK and EU competition law. In addition, he also represents clients in relation to market investigation references, advises on abuse of dominance and cartel cases, and specialises in the calculation of damages in cartel litigation cases. Prior to joining Ashurst, he spent seven years at the UK Department of Trade and Industry as a government economist, working primarily in the Consumer and Competition Policy division. He worked on the development, drafting and enactment of the Enterprise Act 2002, which overhauled UK mergers and market investigations legislation and introduced the criminal cartel offence into UK law. He also worked closely on the UK's input into the reform of the EU Merger Regulation.


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|Elizabeth Rodriguez
|Liza Ortiz
|Mercedes Mason
|Ofelia Salazar
|Lorenzo James Henrie
|Chris Manawa
|Rubén Blades
|Daniel Salazar
|Colman Domingo
|Victor Strand
|Patricia Reyes Spíndola
|Griselda Salazar
|Shawn Hatosy
|Andrew Adams
|Sandrine Holt
|Bethany Exner
|Jamie McShane
|Lt. Moyers
|Jared Abrahamson
|CPL Cole
|Shane Dean
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