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With this patch if admin.js parameter is used with absolute URL, ADMIN_MEDIA_URL is not added in front of it.
This way we don't need to link additional JS files into ADMIN_MEDIA_URL/js/ directory.
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Changed 11 years ago by Nebojša Đorđević - nesh <nesh@…>
comment:1 Changed 11 years ago by Nebojša Đorđević - nesh <nesh@…>
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comment:2 Changed 11 years ago by joeboy
It would also be good (and trivial) to be able to specify a full url, ie. http://somesite.com/scripts/somescript.js
comment:3 Changed 10 years ago by adrian
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We're going to remove the admin.js option entirely, in favor of custom admin templates, so I'm marking this as a wontfix.
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My take on the fix for this issue; supports http(s): and uses urljoin.
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- Resolution wontfix deleted
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I thought I'd add my crack at this issue; as it's been three months since this ticket was closed, and it's still an annoying issue today (IMHO), I don't feel that applying a fix right now would be detrimental unless those custom admin templates are arriving tomorrow. :)
comment:5 Changed 10 years ago by Tom Tobin <korpios@…>
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Forgive me, for I know not what I was high on; custom admin templates are indeed a much better solution, as I've discovered. :-D


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2015-2016 In Review
June marks the end of the second year of implementation of our Strategic Plan. What a tremendous year of growth it has been! We've experienced fun, frenzy and frantic attacks of fear as we've stepped out on the edge of new learning for and with our kids. I'd like to take a few moments to reflect on the year that has passed and look ahead at what is coming.
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Chattahoochee Tech Foundation Recognizes 56 Students with Scholarships
(Marietta, Ga. – April 28, 2016)
The Chattahoochee Tech Foundation honored the recipients of 42 different scholarships at a reception held Tuesday, April 26, at Piedmont Church in Marietta. The 56 winners, who represent a wide variety of the programs offered at Chattahoochee Technical College, will be able to use the money and items received to further their education and career goals.
"Today, we are here to celebrate our students. These are students who have proven to donors, trustees and staff at the college that they are a great investment that will pay off in a successful graduate and into a successful career," CTC President Dr. Ron Newcomb said.
The winners of all the scholarships competed against more than 850 applicants from Chattahoochee Technical College. The recipients are scored by the college's Board of Trustees and then the top applicants are matched with the appropriate scholarship. In addition to meeting the special criteria for certain scholarships, applicants must meet specific GPA requirements, demonstrate financial need and be enrolled for a required number of credit hours.
"The Chattahoochee Tech Foundation has 42 different scholarships (some awarded to multiple students) and they all have varying criteria. Some are open to all programs and only require a 2.0 or greater GPA and some are for a specific student residing in a specific county," said Advancement Coordinator Amanda Henderson.
Awards range from several hundred dollars to $2,500.
"In any given year, the state funds about 35 percent to 40 percent of the college's budget, and, of course, you have revenues from tuition and fees, but, even so, you still end up a little short. Donors, who want to give, help make it possible for students to achieve their educational goals. They are making a difference," Newcomb said.
Nursing student Danielle Kellough of Acworth said she was honored to be awarded the Cleo Ingram Scholarship of Health Care Science. As a single mother and a veteran, Kellough said the scholarship will help her achieve her goal of becoming a nurse.
Marietta resident Sarah Stiefler, who received the Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Endowed Scholarship, called the recognition a "miracle."
"I was a displaced housewife and found myself with no education. I have just continued to put one foot in front of the other, and it has been a true miracle to receive this scholarship," she said. "It gives me hope and reminds me that the community is made up of amazing, generous people."
Charm & Goodloe Yancey Foundation Diesel Tech Scholarship winner Jeremy Doan, of Ellijay, who is studying Diesel Equipment Technology, said the award will "give me the tools I need to succeed in changing other people's lives."
The recipients were:
AT&T Scholarship
- Rodrig Olesty, of Marietta, Building and Facilities Maintenance
- Leslie Sain, of Kennesaw, Early Childhood Care & Education
Augsburg Investments Scholarship
- Joseph Jernigan, of Cartersville, Business Management
Ball Ground Lions Club Scholarship
- Mandalin Hughes, of Ball Ground, Practical Nursing
Barrow Family Scholarship
- Phillip Gutowsky, of Kennesaw, Air Conditioning Technology
- Jordan Hallam, of Marietta, Associate of Science in Nursing
- Sarah Whatley, of Acworth, Physical Therapist Assistant
- Matthew Seitler, of Woodstock, Radiography
- Skyler Banks, of Ellijay, Culinary Arts
- J'Darius Thomas, of Dallas, Business Management
Billy Askea Endowed Scholarship
- Emily Seibert, of Marietta, Physical Therapist Assistant
Brooke Melton Memorial Scholarship
- Marie Anzele, of Marietta, Practical Nursing
Charm & Goodloe Yancey Foundation Diesel Tech Scholarship
- Jeremy Doan, of Ellijay, Diesel Equipment Technology
Cleo Ingram Scholarship of Health Care Science
- Danielle Kellough, of Acworth, Nursing
Coplon Family Memorial Scholarship
- April Barber, of Marietta, Business Administrative Technology
- Megan Cypher, of Marietta, Business Administrative Technology
Craig & Glinda Douglass Endowed Scholarship
- Jennifer Anthony, of Marietta, CIST Networking Specialist
Culinary Arts Scholarship
- Frank Brown, of Canton, Culinary Arts
Culinary Arts Scholarship
- LaMatra Barefield, of McDonough, Culinary Arts
David E. Loos II Memorial Nursing Scholarship
- Megan Johnston, of Canton, Practical Nursing
Ed Voyles Automotive Group Scholarship
- Malik Cain, of Powder Springs, Automotive Technology
- Erick Lopez, of Marietta, Automotive Technology
- Ryan Messer, of Marietta, Automotive Technology
- Nathaniel Welch, of Dallas, Automotive Technology
Georgia Power Endowed Scholarship
- Felisha Flowers-Moore, of Marietta, Practical Nursing
Harlon D. Crimm Endowed Scholarship
- Yuliya Dakeva, of Marietta, Accounting
Helen E. Roper Foundation Endowed Scholarship
- Oluwafunmilayo Jewesimi, of Mableton, Health Care Science
Jack Vaughn Jr. Endowed Scholarship
- Jessica Deklavon, of Acworth, Physical Therapist Assistant
Jonquil Garden Club Scholarship
- Denise Pace, of Woodstock, Horticulture
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Endowed Scholarship
- Sarah Stiefler, of Marietta, Health Care Science
Mark Whitfield Scholarship of Excellence
- Aaron Ramey, of Blue Ridge, Business Management
Milton Ratner Foundation Endowed Scholarship
- Allison Law, of Marietta, Radiography
Nancy Ann Manos "Angel on My Shoulder" Early Childhood Education Scholarship
- Eun Park, of Acworth, Early Childhood Care & Education
N.C. Low Memorial Endowed Scholarship
- Angela Wilkie, of Jasper, Early Childhood Care & Education
Phyllis Abby Lantz Nursing Scholarship
- Gail Day, of Canton, Health Care Science
Phyllis Foster Pool Scholarship
- Kendall Elrod, of Jasper, Business Management
Pickens County Scholarship
- Audrey Wheeler, of Talking Rock, Cosmetology
QSR Inc. Industrial Maintenance and Electrical Technology Scholarship
- Heath Ivester, of Woodstock, Industrial Maintenance and Electrical Technology
Robert and Cheryl Moultrie Endowed Scholarship
- Misty Dolph, of Dallas, Early Childhood Care & Education
Ron Greene Memorial Academic Leadership Scholarship
- Olasubomi Azeez, of Marietta, Technical Specialist
Rotary Club of East Cobb Scholarship
- Courtney Lowry, of Lawrenceville, Health Care Science
Rotary Club of Paulding Scholarship
- Jessica Taylor, of Douglasville, Practical Nursing
- Kim Chamlee, of Woodstock, Associate of Nursing
- Tara Little, of Dallas, Health Care Science
- Claudia Zuluaga, of Dallas, Early Childhood Care & Education
Scott MacKenzie Memorial Scholarship
- Michael Witter, of Marietta, Air Conditioning Technology
- Douglas Edwards, of Clarkston, Health Care Science
Stephen J. Gilbert Memorial Scholarship
- Ian Kimani, of Canton, Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
Suggs Endowed Scholarship
- Destiny Guyton, of Euharlee, Physical Therapist Assistant
Tara Drummond Memorial Scholarship
- Mariann Figueroa, of Powder Springs, Criminal Justice Technology
- Jesse McMillian, of Cartersville, Criminal Justice Technology
Tim B. Clower GreyStone Power Scholarship
- Brandy Baker, of Carrollton, Practical Nursing
Tommy Hembree Endowed Scholarship
- Mark Wollschlager, of Marietta, Air Conditioning Technology
- Richard Deas, of Ellijay, Air Conditioning Technology
Tull Charitable Foundation Endowed Scholarship
- Shelby Bishop, of Marietta, Radiography
Wanda Danette Stokes Spann Scholarship
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Understanding the Virgo Woman
The Virgo woman is the chaste kind of woman. This is not due to her being born like this, but to her being educated in this spirit. This is exactly where her charm comes from. It results from this inner conflict between her fear of sin and the ease with which she commits it.
Don't listen to Virgo woman's endless critics and don't pay attention to her various fears...! Her cleaning the whole house five minutes before her suitors knock at her door shouldn't influence you. Her inner purity, which cannot find some other ways of expressing itself, accounts for all this.
If you stimulate the Virgo woman a little (not mentally, but erotically), you'll discover a pure inner beauty, always ready to sacrifice herself in the name of conceptions and preconceived ideas. Devoting herself entirely to you, the Virgo woman will make you feel as if you were the absolute God of all human pleasures.
The Virgo woman cures all sufferings - just look at her harmonious legs, at her thighs that ask for slightly nasty touches, at that waist with a provocative girdle, at her beautifully shaped breasts, in a line which is neither childish nor mature, at her cameo-like neck, with her Renaissance curls that make you shiver at their slightest move.
It is especially when she bends like a tired tiger cat that the Virgo woman reveals a sort of feminity which is peerless even compared to the Aries woman. Let her go crazy a little because of your coming to a date with your tousled shirt - it's her way of showing you how much she loves you and how much she wants you to be the perfect of your couple, not her.
How to Win the Virgo Woman's Love
If you choose to go shopping with a Virgo woman, do your shopping list before leaving home and prove her that you are willing to save money. Always watch the news and disinfect the toilet after you have used it. If you happen to go out to dinner, make sure it's a place with clean toilets and starched waiters. Tell her the latest events at the stock exchange and that the second-hand shops have brought new merchandise.
The Virgo woman loves neither poverty nor extravagance. Nevertheless, once taken out, she will accept an invitation, a holiday or a trip only if it is of the highest standard. A virgin holding the horn of abundance often represents this sign. Her being very careful with her expenses doesn't necessarily denote avarice or greed - but a wise distribution of her resources.
You can easily impress the Virgo woman by telling her about how you've saved an animal from drowning, but she will be furious once she finds hairs from the same animal brought to her house. Therefore, buy her a good vacuum cleaner along with some subtle curtains mapped out by a dim light, which is just perfect for love confessions.
If she is convinced nobody will violate her privacy and, on the other hand, encouraged to give herself away, the Virgo woman will prove, despite her exactingness (which gave these women a bad affective reputation) to be open-minded about erotic pleasures, playing a fascinating, indecent erotic game.
Spare no effort to keep the Virgo woman active! You will need neither Taurus's manliness nor Leo's passion. You will only need the glow of a Fire sign and the agility of an Air sign. Beware: the Virgo woman finds foreplay to be very important, otherwise, too much thinking might turn her thoughts away from any sexual fantasy.
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Just one thing: Around 1:16, and again at 2:14 when the choir comes out, I think it gets just a bit too loud. It clips my speakers, and they're not even turned up that loud.
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The Mixed Use Zones Project is revising Portland's commercial zones outside of the Central City, where new housing, shops and services are focused into a network of centers and corridors. The project creates new commercial/mixed use zones that address community feedback about the size, scale and mass of new mixed use development in Portland's commercial areas. The new zones also help address policies of Portland's new Comprehensive Plan that call for providing more affordable housing, creating commercial spaces in centers, greening urban spaces, etc. through development requirements and incentives in these areas.
Testimony to the Planning and Sustainability Commission (PSC) on the Mixed Use Zones Project Zoning Code amendments is open until May 24, 2016. The PSC will continue to accept testimony on the Zoning Map amendments through July 12, 2016, when a subsequent public hearing will be held on the proposed Composite Zoning Map (which will include Mixed Use Zoning Map changes).
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The film tells the story of Charlie Wright, a California businessman that has defrauded others out of billions of dollars. Wright takes flight to Mexico where he's pursued by the FBI, Tijuana gangsters, and Russian mafia mercenaries.
For being straight to DVD, the film is shot extremely well. Great visuals of Mexico, plus a solid movie score. Director R. Ellis Frazier, who himself lived in Mexico for a number of years, takes a page from Soderbergh's "Traffic" with interesting color correction styles. Frazier's talent shows in this film, and could be the next Antoine Fuqua if given a better budget to work with.
The film also features an interesting cast of actors. Aidan Quinn appropriately comes off as a shell of a man, as the lead character Charlie Wright. But it's Andy Garcia who steals the show, in an excellent performance as aging Mexican crime lord Jorge Garza. His role is complemented by Danny Pino, who I became a fan of from his days as Armadillo Quintero in The Shield. For being almost 50, Gina Gershon as Garza's wife looks just as hot as she did in Showgirls, though she doesn't get much screen time. The rest of the cast is rounded out by experienced actors such as Corbin Bernsen, Raymond J. Barry, Luke Goss and Bokeem Woodbine.
The plot itself is fairly simple, but it ultimately works thanks to a few quality performances and its theme of redemption. Don't expect too much if you're an action junkie, as shootout scenes are limited. Across the Line is a step up from La Linea, the last Frazier-directed movie I watched. But due to a low budget, it's definitely not on the level with Traffic or Man on Fire.
If you like crime dramas with a bit of meaning behind them, you should absolutely check this film out.
Charlie (Aiden Quinn) realises the game is up and decides, not unreasonably some might say, to do a runner with the cash; we must not judge he has been brought up in the world of investment bankers after all.
The problem is one of his unfortunate clients is a boss in the Russian mob. They decide to hire a specialist gun who will get him and bring the money back. Enter Damon (a lean looking Luke Goss of eighties cr@p band `Bros' or `Toss' as I used to call them). He gets together a crew and starts looking for their man, and they are seriously tooled up. Meanwhile Charlie has turned up in Tijuana, Mexico to search out the one woman who truly loved him. That love was however twenty years ago and of course he used her and then abandoned her to become a real banker.
I am forgetting `the feds', yeah they are always involved and this lot are headed up by a statesman like Mario Van Peebles as Agent Hobbs. His boss is the usual ball breaker who wants Wright to come back and face the music no matter what. Third problem for the unassuming thief (sorry I mean banker) Mr Wright is that he is in Tijuana which belongs to Jorge Garza, sort of small time crime lord of the border crossing and played by a bearded Andy Garcia who has some debts and knows he can shake down Charlie if he gets there first.Read more ›
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Norbert Lechner and the Uses of Arendt in Argentina
By Anabella Di Pego
"Terminologically speaking, the effort to recapture the lost spirit of revolution must, to a certain extent, consist in the attempt at thinking together and combining meaningfully what our present vocabulary presents to us in terms of opposition and contradiction. […] The political spirit of modernity was born when men were no longer satisfied that empires would rise and fall in sempiternal change; it is as though men wished to establish a world which could be trusted to last forever, precisely because they knew how novel everything was that their age attempted to do".
-- Hannah Arendt, On Revolution
The applications of Arendt's writings in Argentina, now diverse since the fall of the Berlin Wall, date back to the years of democratic transition in the 1980s. It is no coincidence that Arendt's reading in our region is associated originally with the transition rooted in "revolution" to the political vision of "democracy," as evident in the thinking of political scientist Norbert Lechner (1939-2004). Though he began living in Chile in the early 1970s, Lechner was born in Germany, and he maintained a continuous critical dialogue with classical German thought (from Kant to Marx) as well as with contemporary German thought (Luxemburg, Lukács, Bloch, Adorno, Arendt, Luhmann, and Habermas among others).
Architecture: Human Intervention of the Earth
By Hans Teerds
"Jaspers' thought is spatial because it forever remains in reference to the world and the people in it, not because it is bound to any existing space."
-- Hannah Arendt, 'Karl Jaspers: A Laudatio'
It is in the midst of her description of the German philosopher and her tutor Karl Jaspers' 'faculty for dialogue [and] the splendid precision of his way of listening' that Arendt identifies his spatial approach. Jaspers, she argues, through his thinking created a space wherein 'the humanitas of man could appear pure and luminous.' In speaking and listening, Jaspers was able to change and widen, sharpening and therewith 'illuminating' the subject. This approach of course depends upon the ability to take other perspectives into account, i.e. Kant's 'enlarged mentality,' of which Arendt was the 'political mentality par excellence.'
Thinking in School
"It is this duality of myself with myself that makes thinking a true activity, in which I am both the one who asks and the one who answers."
-- Hannah Arendt, The Life of the Mind
How can teachers encourage thinking in school?
Arendt's The Life of the Mind influences my answer. As an educator, my job is to prompt students to think—to have them become two-in-one (in Socratic terms) or to have soundless dialogues within themselves (in the Platonic sense). One way to accomplish that is to structure courses as a conversation between philosophers. In my American political thought course, for instance, I teach lessons on the liberal John Rawls and the conservative Leo Strauss. An integral part of that particular unit is for students to enact a conversation between those two figures in their own minds.
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- Bill T. Jones -- Co-founder of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company.
- Roger Berkowitz -- Associate Professor of Political Studies and Human Rights at Bard College; Academic Director, Hannah Arendt Center for Politics and the Humanities
In a conversation following a performance of his movement art piece "Floating the Tongue" (performed by Bard faculty member and Member of the Bill T. Jones/Anie Zane Dance Company Leah Cox), Bill T. Jones sat down with Roger Berkowitz to discuss the Arendtian notion of thinking that he explores in his dance.
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Tuesday, March 15th, 2011: Lunchtime Talk
Featured Speaker: Robert Pogue Harrison, Professor of Literature at Stanford University
Robert Pogue Harrison's Lunchtime Talk at the Arendt Center focuses on a particular aspect of Arendt's concept of thinking, which is thinking's relation to phenomena not traditionally associated with it, such as friendship, and the role of thinking "in these domains where it has different registers, motivations, and outcomes" than what one might assume.
Demanding Thinking of Everybody
"Thinking in its non-cognitive, non-specialized sense as a natural need of human life, the actualization of the difference given in consciousness, is not a prerogative of the few but an everpresent faculty of everybody; by the same token, inability to think is not the "prerogative" of those many who lack brain power but the everpresent possibility for everybody—scientists, scholars, and other specialists in mental enterprises not excluded—to shun that intercourse with oneself whose possibility and importance Socrates first discovered."
--Hannah Arendt, "Thinking and Moral Considerations: A Lecture" (1971)
Published eight years after Eichmann in Jerusalem, "Thinking and Moral Considerations" is Arendt's elaboration of her argument in that book that Adolf Eichmann's criminal role in the Holocaust did not originate from any "base motives" or even from any motives at all, but from his "thoughtlessness" or "inability to think." If, she asks, Eichmann's crimes, which he committed over the course of years, resulted from the fact that he never paused to think, what exactly does it mean to think, and what is the relation between thinking and morality?
In the above quote, which appears on the penultimate page of the lecture, Arendt defines thinking—or the kind of thinking that she argues is necessary for morality—as "the actualization of the difference given in consciousness," as "that intercourse with oneself whose possibility and importance Socrates first discovered." She describes this "non-cognitive, non-specialized" kind of thinking both as "a natural need of human life" and as "an everpresent faculty of everybody." By contrast, she defines "inability to think" as the everpresent possibility for everybody to shun thinking.
We might wonder at this point why Arendt does not simply speak of an "ability not to think," an ability to (actively) shun thinking, rather than an "inability to think." Is this because she wants to maintain a hierarchy between something that is natural and human (thinking) and something that is unnatural and inhuman (not thinking)? What would be the justification for such a hierarchy? Or does she want to suggest that Eichmann has become unable to think (through barbarous "nurture"), losing touch with his (nevertheless everpresent) faculty of thinking, which everybody has from birth ("nature") or from the moment they learn to speak? Thinking and language are intrinsically connected from the first page of Arendt's lecture, where the primary evidence of Eichmann's inability to think is that he speaks in clichés. (Also, the lecture is dedicated to a poet, W.H. Auden.) Finally, how does Arendt's description of thinking as a "natural need of human life" relate to her suggestion that Socrates did not merely discover the importance but the very possibility of thinking?
Arendt casts Socrates as "a model, (…) an example that, unlike the 'professional' thinkers, could be representative for our 'everybody,' (…) a man who counted himself neither among the many nor among the few (…)." She takes Socrates not as "a personified abstraction with some allegorical meaning ascribed to it," but as an "ideal type" who "was chosen out of the crowd of living beings, in the past or the present, because he possessed a representative significance in reality which only needed some purification in order to reveal its full meaning." What, then, is this representative significance?
Arendt bases her conception of thinking and its relation to morality primarily on two famous propositions that Socrates puts forward in the Gorgias: "It is better to be wronged than to do wrong," and "It would be better for me that my lyre or a chorus I directed should be out of tune and loud with discord, and that multitudes of men should disagree with me rather than that I, being one, should be out of harmony with myself and contradict me" (Arendt's emphases). According to Arendt, these propositions are not primarily "cogitations about morality" but "insights of experience," of the experience of the process of thinking. Arendt claims that Socrates means by the first proposition that it is better for him to be wronged than to do wrong if he is thinking, because in thinking you are carrying on a dialogue with yourself, which presupposes some friendship between the partners in the thinking dialogue. You would not want to be friends and enter into a dialogue with someone who does wrong, and since Socrates presupposes that the unexamined life is not worth living, doing wrong leads to a life that is not worth living because examining it in thinking is no longer possible.
Arendt argues that conscience is a "by-product" of consciousness, of the actualization of the difference of me and myself in thinking, because: "What makes a man fear his conscience is the anticipation of the presence of a witness who awaits him only if and when he goes home" (Arendt's emphasis). However, this formulation suggests that there is no reason to fear your conscience if you never go "home," that is, if you never engage in the activity of thinking, which, according to Arendt, was precisely Eichmann's problem. What, then, determines whether someone uses her faculty of thinking or realizes the everpresent possibility of not thinking?
Arendt's lecture does not contain a strong answer to this question. But although the relation between phenomenological description and normative argument in this lecture remains somewhat unclear, the lecture seems to contain a defense of thinking and a "demand" that everybody think, that everybody aspire to some extent to the ideal-type represented by Socrates, because only thinking can provide an antidote to the "banality of evil." Arendt acknowledges that thinking can lead to license, cynicism, and nihilism through the relativizing of existing values, because "all critical examinations must go through a stage of at least hypothetically negating accepted opinions and 'values' by finding out their implications and tacit assumptions." However, Arendt's anti-elitist suggestion is that the problem of nihilism is never that too many people think or that people think too much, but rather that people do not think enough.
Yet Arendt does not tell us what would promote thinking. She does not propose, for instance, to generalize the teaching of thinking through educational institutions, the way that Adorno proposed to create "mobile educational groups" of volunteers to teach "critical (…) self-reflection" to everybody, in his 1966 radio talk, "Education After Auschwitz." A Habermasian model where people become critical through participation in democratic politics is unavailable for Arendt given her strong opposition of thinking to politics, which belongs to the realm of action. What Arendt does tell us is what is conducive to actualizing the everpresent possibility of not thinking: "(…) general rules which can be taught and learned until they grow into habits that can be replaced by other habits and rules," the way that Eichmann, as Arendt argues in Eichmann in Jerusalem, simply substituted the duty to do the Führer's will for Kant's categorical imperative.
--Michiel Bot
Performing thinking: Arendt's Richard III
"It is better for you to suffer than to do wrong because you can remain the friend of the sufferer; who would want to be the friend of and have to live together with a murderer? Not even a murderer. What kind of dialogue could you lead with him? Precisely the dialogue which Shakespeare let Richard III lead with himself after a great number of crimes had been committed:
What do I fear? Myself? There's none else by.
Richard loves Richard: that is, I am I.
Is there a murderer here? No. Yes, I am:
Then fly. What from myself?"
-Hannah Arendt, 'Thinking and Moral Considerations'
'Thinking and Moral Considerations' is one of the most perfect examples of Arendt's late writing. A distillation of her career-long thinking on thinking, the essay performs what it so elegantly urges: it is an essay on thinking that thinks.
For Arendt, the moral considerations that follow from thinking and, more grievously, from not thinking are profound. Adolf Eichmann's "quite authentic inability to think" demonstrated to Arendt the arrival of new kind of evil in the world when she attended his trial in 1961. The airy emptiness of his speech was not the stupidity of a loathsome toad: his jabbering of cliché falling upon cliché sounded totalitarianism's evil in a chorus of thoughtlessness. Shallowness as exemplified by Eichmann cannot be fixed or given depth by reason; no doctrine will argue the thoughtless into righteousness. Only through the experience of thinking, Arendt insisted, of being in dialogue with oneself, can conscience again be breathed into life. Thinking may be useless in itself; it may be a solitary activity that can often feel a little bit mad. Yet thinking is the precondition for the return of judgment, of knowing and saying: "this is not right." By 1971, Arendt saw no evidence of a resurgence of thinking in the wake of atrocity.
Writing an essay on thinking that thinks and thus performing the experience of thinking is itself an act of defiance. Performing is the right verb here: Arendt knows she is staging her argument as a public spectacle. Her hero is Socrates: gadfly, midwife, stingray, provoker, deliverer and galvaniser of thinking in others. Socrates democratises perplexity. And when he has finished chatting with others, he carries on talking at home, with his quizzical, critical companion, that 'obnoxious fellow' with whom we are forever in dialogue -- the two with whom we make a thinking one. Arendt is fully aware that she is making a character out of Socrates. His inveterate dialogism is a model. Just as Dante's characters conserve as much historical reality as the poet needs to make them representative, so too, she says, with her Socrates. Against the vacant image of Eichmann inanely mouthing his own eulogy in front of the hangman's noose which opens the essay, we have Socrates: thoughtlessness versus thoughtfulness.
But what of the third character in Arendt's essay—Shakespeare's Richard III? The murderer who nobody wants to befriend? The villain who despite his best efforts cannot stop talking to himself?
Richard plays an odd, yet pivotal, role in Arendt's performance of thinking. On the one hand, he is Socrates' evil twin. Richard rejects conscience. 'Every man that means to live well endeavours … to live without it', he says. This is easy enough to do, says Arendt, because 'all he has to do is never go home and examine things.' Except, in Richard's case, this proves difficult. He may try to avoid going home, but eventually he runs into himself at midnight; and in solitude, like Socrates, Richard cannot help but have intercourse with himself. Alone he speaks with himself in soliliquoys (from the Latin solus – alone and loqui –to speak; Arendt's beloved Augustine is believed to have first conceived the compound). And this is what makes this villain—one who many have wanted to claim for the calculating murderousness of the twentieth century—much more like Socrates than Eichmann.
Both Socrates and Richard have the capacity to think. True, Richard thinks himself into villainy—he 'proves himself a villain'—but this is precisely his pathos in Arendt's drama. If it is better to suffer than to do harm, it is also better to have suffered at the hands of Richard who at least thought about what he was doing, than suffered as a number in one of Eichmann's filing cards, the pathetic loner who joins a murderous movement not because he's frightened of who might await him at home, but because he doesn't even suspect anyone might be there in the first place. For all the ham-fisted productions that want him to be, Richard is not a Nazi villain in early modern disguise. Better that he could have been, of course, because then we wouldn't have to contemplate the particular thoughtlessness of contemporary evil.
Richard is no Osama Bin Laden, Colonel Gaddafi or Saddam Hussein either, despite comparable violent last stands (and the corpse lust that attended them). This is well understood by Mark Rylance's recent performance of Richard in the Globe Theater production that played in London last year and that is rumoured to open on Broadway soon. Rylance's performance of Richard is like no other. It is also a performance that makes Arendt's thinking more relevant than ever.
Rylance understands that since the War on Terror, post 9/11, Iraq, Afghanistan, after Guantanamo, rendition and drone wars, it would be a travesty to play Richard's villainy as safely and exotically other (by contrast, in 1995 it was entirely possible to set the play in a 1930s Nazi context, and have Ian McKellen play the role for its cruel humour with a knowing nod to Brecht). Rylance's Richard is plausible, pathetic even; he is compelling not in his all-too-evident evil but in his clumsy vulnerability. His creepy teeth sucking, and ever-twisting body mark a silent but persistent cogitation; he is a restless, needy, villain. Like a child, Rylance's Richard grabs at his conscience— he thinks—and then chucks it away as one more 'obstacle', just as he spits in his mother's face at the very moment he most desires she recognise him. In a neat echo of Arendt's analysis of how the loneliness of totalitarianism feeds thoughtless evil, the loveless hunchback fights solitude in an effort to avoid the midnight hour; orchestrating collective murder is his defence against being alone with his thoughts. (This was observed by my theater companion who, being ten years old—and a British schoolboy—understands the connection between feeling left out and group violence well). Richard's tragedy is that circumstances turned him into a serial killer, to this extent he is a conventional villain; his pathos, however, as this production shows, is to be poised between thinking and thoughtlessness, between Socrates and Eichmann.
'No. Yes, I am/Then fly. What from myself?' When Rylance speaks this soliloquy he stutters slightly, giggles and looks—as Arendt might have anticipated—a little perplexed. This is not a knowing perplexity; Richard does not master his conscience, nothing is done with the solitary dialogue, but the thinking is there even if Richard himself seems unsettled by its presence. In refusing to play Richard simply as one of the 'negative heroes in literature' who, Arendt argues, are often played as such 'out of envy and resentment', Rylance brilliantly captures the last moment before evil becomes banal.
To play Richard's cruelty alongside his vulnerability is not to fail to recognise his villainy, as some have complained; rather, it is to dramatize the experience of thinking in the process of being painfully and violently lost. With pathos, we might think, is the only way to play Richard III today. The Globe's production is a late, but utterly timely, companion to Arendt's essay.
-Lyndsey Stonebridge
Hannah Arendt and Yiddish
"German Jewry, like Western European Jewry in general, never understood that the simple person is the true center of politics in all democratically governed countries.
And this is also the reason why German Jews often do not understand the just national aspirations of the Jewish people [folk]. Most do not know at all what a people [folk] really is and what it wants. The most beautiful Hebrew in the world will not teach them that. Let the German Jews learn to respect simple person [poshete mentshn], in general, and the simple Jew [yiddishe folks-mentsh], in particular – and then you will be able to speak to them about Jewish politics in all the languages of the world."
These are the closing words of an op-ed written by Hannah Arendt in November 1942 for the New York Yiddish daily Morgen Zshurnal. The short piece is a response to an account of recent conflicts between German and Hebrew speakers in the Jewish settlement in Palestine (the Yishuv) written by Aaron Zeitlin, a Yiddish author and regular contributor to the newspaper.
It is, by all evidence, Arendt's only Yiddish-language publication. (A year earlier, in December 1941, the News Bulletin of the "Emergency Committee for Zionist Affairs" published a Yiddish translation of Arendt's first Aufbau op-ed, "The Jewish Army – The Beginning of Jewish Politics?" But the Morgen Zshurnal piece seems to be the only one that Arendt published exclusively in Yiddish.) Arendt's Yiddish voice is both familiar and surprising, and, as I shall sketch very briefly here, her exchange with Zeitlin fascinatingly prefigures significant moments in Arendt's thinking and her dialogue with others later in life, for example her exchange with Gershom Scholem about Eichmann in Jerusalem.
In the fall of 1942, tensions between immigrants from Nazi Germany and the veteran Zionist community of the Yishuv had reached a violent peak with the bombing of a press in Jerusalem, which had been printing a German-language newspaper. Zeitlin bases his account of the event, and of the political atmosphere that led up to it, on a report by Menachem Ben Eliezer, which appeared in October in the Hebrew newspaper Hadoar, published in New York by the Hebrew Federation of America. The Hebrew reporter and the Yiddish commentator both blame the German Jews, known as "Yekkes," for failing to assimilate into the society of the Yishuv and, especially, for obstinately refusing to learn Hebrew. In Zeitlin's words, the German Jews are not patriotic because they lack a love of Israel ("ahavat Israel" or, in Yiddish, "ahaves Yisroel").
Arendt, described in the byline as "a well-known German-Jewish writer and Zionist activist" who, "in 1935, visited the Land of Israel, where she spent three months and had the opportunity to get to know the Yishuv and the new immigration (Aliyah)," responds to the accusations ambivalently. Outraged by the violent act of the Hebrew purists of the Yishuv, she nevertheless concedes that the failure of German Jews to understand the simple Jews of Eastern Europe and their justified national aspirations is a problem.
The brief op-ed piece thus reveals a fascinating moment in the development of Arendt's identity and her political affinities. Having recently arrived as a refugee from Europe, Arendt was writing for the German-language Aufbau and would soon start publishing in English-language publications such as Partisan Review and Nation. But her attention was evidently also devoted to publications such as Morgen Zshurnal and their Yiddish-speaking readership. As Thomas Wild has recently argued on this website, Arendt's career would continue to move productively between German and English, for example when she substantially revised the English The Human Condition to produce the German Vita Activa.
And even after this brief stint, the Yiddish language did not disappear from her writing entirely, as I briefly mention below. She would also find opportunities to reflect publicly on issues of language choice, for example in her 1948 dedication of the German book Sechs Essays to her friend and mentor Karl Jaspers, where she explains the difficulty and the necessity of writing and publishing in her native language. But this Yiddish op-ed – written in a language that she had studied as an adult and that was rapidly moving aside to make space for English, not only in her mind but also in the American-Jewish public sphere – is probably the only statement that Arendt made about Jewish language politics.
Interestingly, at this juncture in her own linguistic affiliations, Arendt insists that the battle over languages is a political red herring. "Unlike Herr Zeitlin," she writes, "I am of the opinion that the entire education and psychology of the world could not successfully separate people from their mother tongue […]. It is a process of a generation or two, and in America we have the best proof of that." Instead of focusing on the struggle between the languages, Arendt points her readers in two different directions. The piece opens, in a familiarly sarcastic tone, with an expression of Arendt's interest in Jewish militancy as a form of political response to the current crisis (an interest that was expressed in her contemporary writing for Aufbau): "I am of the opinion that it would be better for the Yishuv to boycott German merchandise rather than the German language, and that the hotheads would do better to save the bombs for Rommel's soldiers rather than to use them against the Jews for their German language." But it ends on a different note, with a vision of a post-Babelian politics that grows out of solidarity with the simple people. If the German Jews only understood what a true Jewish "folks-mentsh" is, the conversation could transcend linguistic divisions and one would be "able to speak to them about Jewish politics in all the languages of the world."
As Elizabeth Young-Bruehl describes in her biography and as evidenced also in the early correspondence with Heinrich Blücher, Arendt had studied Yiddish with her friend Chanan Klenbort in Paris. But in the absence of further information about the composition process – was the piece written in German and translated into Yiddish? Or did a native speaker aid Arendt, in the way that friends such as Randall Jarrell and Alfred Kazin later helped her with her English? – one can only speculate about the significance of the highly Germanic style of the Yiddish in which the piece is written or of word choices such as "folks-mentsh" and "posheter mentsh." Reading Arendt in Yiddish can feel like a glimpse through a door to an alternative history. What would have been the circumstances – in Arendt's own intellectual development, in the history of the Jews – that would have compelled her to keep writing in Yiddish? Would the Yiddish version of The Human Condition have placed the "posheter mentsh" at the center of politics? In other words, the Yiddish op-ed focuses our view on Arendt's preoccupations and her transformation during her early years in the United States. It also sharpens questions that have already been raised in relation to her writing for Aufbau: Does the writing of this period prepare the ground for her later philosophical and political work? And if it does, how should we describe this ground? Or does the shift of her positions on Zionism rather constitute a break in her thinking?
It is easy to see the continuity between the criticism Arendt expresses here and her sharp critique of German Jewry in her book Eichmann in Jerusalem. But there are other, far more uncanny, linguistic continuities, not only in Arendt's own writing but also in her dialogues and polemics with others. In his famous response to the Eichmann book, Gershom Scholem echoes Zeitlin – most probably unwittingly – when he laments Arendt's lack of "Ahabath Israel" (as Scholem rather Germanically transcribes the Hebrew expression). Arendt seems to hear that echo when she inserts in her reply to Scholem's letter a parenthetical inquiry about the history of the term: "I would, by the way, be very thankful if you could tell me since when this concept plays a role in the Hebrew language and scripture, when it first appears, etc." Indeed, the echo seems to conjure up in Arendt elements of her original response to Zeitlin, and so she returns to the same simple person she had once hoped that German Jewry could listen to, in Yiddish or in "all the languages of the world." Thus, when she attempts to defend her (to many readers indefensible) position on Jewish collaboration with the Nazis, she explains to Scholem: "There was no possibility of resistance, but there was a possibility of doing nothing. And in order to do nothing, one need not have been a saint, but rather one needed simply to say: I am a simple Jew (ein poscheter Jude) and I do not want to be more than that."
The Yiddish was excised from the German version that was published by the Neue Zürcher Zeitung in October 1963 (where it was replaced by "einfacher Jude") and from the English translation published in Encounter in December 1964 (which refers to "a Simple Jew"). The act of self-censorship is probably as revealing as Arendt's use of the term itself.
Arendt's brief foray into Yiddish journalism also has a fascinating postscript on the pages of the Morgen Zshurnal (or rather its continuation Der Tog Morgen Zshurnal). As Richard I. Cohen has described, in 1965 the newspaper carried Aaron Zeitlin's raging response to Arendt's Eichmann book, a response in which he described her as the agent of the devil. Zeitlin does not explicitly mention his previous disagreement with Arendt, indeed, he conspicuously avoids mentioning her by name. But, in its emphasis on Arendt's misnaming of Eichmann when she describes him as a "grey, simple (posheter) average person," his vitriolic attack can be read as a response to Arendt's polemic twenty-three years earlier
-Na'ama Rokem
Based on research and translation conducted in collaboration with Sunny Yudkoff. Many thanks to Barbara Hahn and Thomas Wild, who uncovered the Yiddish piece in the Hannah Arendt archive.
NOTE: This Saturday, February 23, 2013 marks the launch of the Hananh Arendt Center three part series, "Music in the Holocaust: Jewish Identity and Cosmopolitanism". The series is made possible through the generosity of grant from the Bertha Effron Fund of the Community Foundation of the Hudson Valley. Learn more here.
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University of Kentucky Athletics has announced it will host Heroes' Day on Saturday, Oct. 11 when the Kentucky football team squares off against ULM inside Commonwealth Stadium. The event is designed to honor all active, reserve and veteran members of the armed forces along with police, firefighters and first responders. Game time is still to be determined.
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UK Athletics to Host Heroes' Day on Saturday, Oct. 11 vs. ULM
Started by UKat, Sep 03 2014 01:11 PM
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