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Presumption and humility

presumption today I noticed too ... face creates a nice little tunes from Miss Universe, a utilitarian machine does not create spin to park, a new dress turns a woman into a goddess, a little thought to the illusion of being an intellectual ... humility without which we can achieve our targets today's youth?

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craftsmanship and capitalism flexible

I quote from the text of R. Sennett, "The culture of new capitalism."

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The term 'skill' is mostly used to refer to manual workers and indicates the quality of research, for example in building a violin, a clock or vase. E 'but a point of view too narrow. There is also the 'intellectual ability, such as the ability to write clearly, the social skills may be to create a solid marriage. A comprehensive definition might be this: do something well for herself. [...]
The craftsmanship gives an important objectification. When Nicolo Amati violin built did not express himself through that violin. He built a violin. Dear Whatever he tried he invested himself, so to speak, in that object and judged according to whether he did right or wrong. We do not care if you love to be happy or depressed when he worked. This objectification means: something that is made to assert itself. [...]
understood in that sense, the craftsmanship is not at ease in the institutions of capitalism flexible. The problem lies in the second part of the definition: to make something good for herself.
The more you understand how to do something well, the greater the value that is assigned.
However, institutions based on short-term transactions and constantly changing tasks did not promote this 'ethos' of work. They may even fear it.
"

Needless to say, you prefer to express himself even when he was an object ... not even willing ... but the strength of Sennett's argument is still standing.

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Turin, Sunday October 24, science fiction Abruzzi arrives at METROPOLIS: Torino Futura

Science fiction Abruzzi arrives in Turin at METROPOLIS: Torino Futura , an event scheduled for Sunday, October 24 to Mu.Fant space, museum-lab Fantasy and Science Fiction via Luini 195.

will Bosica Vincent, a young writer of Pescara, during the event for his cyberpunk novel titled IRREGULAR .
METROPOLIS: Torino Futura is an exhibition on "Cities in Science Fiction" which is part of a group exhibition of works by young artists from Torino alle prese con il tema Torino: città del futuro . Il progetto rientra nelle iniziative di Torino Capitale Europea dei Giovani 2010 , finanziato dal Ministero della Gioventù.

Soddisfatto l'autore di IRREGOLARE , Vincenzo Bosica che afferma "Metropolis è ben più di un semplice evento per gli appassionati, è uno scorcio sul futuro che ci attende, è uno sguardo sulle nostre prospettive. Come recita Oscar Wilde: Il passato non ha importanza. Il presente non ha importanza. È il futuro che dobbiamo affrontare. Perché il passato è ciò che l'uomo non avrebbe dovuto essere. Il presente è ciò che l'uomo non dovrebbe essere. Il futuro è ciò che sono artists. Then we go to face our future, to live it as protagonists and not mere onlookers "Megalopolis

high tech, oppressive city-machine and dehumanised, post-atomic cities emptied of all forms of life, or vice versa based on the utopian urban havens "good" and the "right" and then alien city, underground cities, city-insect-city travel in spaceships in the universe, world city and city-atom ... city of the future. These are hypothetical scenarios that urban science fiction, past and present, is designed to be one of his favorite themes: the social space, the city-civilization. futuristic perspective o critiche serrate alla contemporaneità, alle sue problematiche, alle sue mancanze?

Questo il leit motiv della mostra Metropolis : Torino Futura che intende raccontare, con sguardi nuovi – quelli di alcuni giovani artisti torinesi e quelli del nuovissimo Mu.Fant – sia l’"oggetto Città" come motivo fondamentale del genere fantascientifico fra letteratura e cinema, sia i "futuri possibili" della nostra città - Torino -, così come la immaginano i "soggetti-artisti" attraverso le loro creazioni.

Il percorso espositivo si sviluppa fra le opere di alcuni giovani artisti torinesi che, utilizzando mezzi espressivi differenti (fotografia, cinema, installazioni, literature), Torino, which will tell in a near or distant future, from this town and the historical memory. The group is part of an exhibition dedicated to the metropolis in the history of science fiction, futuristic cities imagined by the most famous writers and directors of the fantastic.

Program


Opening Hours 15.30 Hours 16.00


the editors of Mu.Fant, Silvia Casolari and David Monopoli, present the project
Turin: A Memoir of the Future
sponsored by Cities in
Torino 2010 European Youth Capital

16.30
Opening and guided tour of Metropolis : Torino Futura
with presentation of large model inspired by the visionary city
created by Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas in
created by Stefanie Groener and Andrea Salimbeti


17.00 pm Meeting with the artists
Micol Mei, Aleks13, James Festa, Deborah Faith, Christian Bruno, Angelo Spatola, Daniele Duo, Jair Martinez, Stephanie Viscomi, Robert Vernaglia, CatRouge.
Out of competition: Andrew and Jacob Turner, Paul Gay


17.30 pm Presentation of IRREGULAR , cyberpunk science fiction novel (Solfanelli Editions, 2010), by the Vincenzo Bosica young author. An example of dystopian sci-fi noir, recreates the legendary locations to Blade Runner in a thriller / detective story set in a not too distant future and not too far-fetched.
Also on display boards issues made by the author.

Hours
18.30 Guided tour of the permanent collection and temporary Mu.Fant
scrap Space: The Art of German Impac
with the presence of the artist

visitors and a panel of experts, during the day and throughout the period of the collective (October-December 2010), will be invited to assess the works on display in order to reward the three most representative.

Among the members of the jury: Bertetti Paul, a lecturer on "Semiotics of the audiovisual text" (University of Siena), Vincent Simone, director of Cultural Heritage Education of the City of Turin, Paolo Ceretto, Turin author of the documentary film "Space Hackers "Anthony Fazio, the author (Elara Publishing House), and Germany Impac, currently a guest artist with the Mu.Fant personal scrap space.

Metropolis: Torino Futura , is part of the project Turin: A Memoir of the future - sponsored by the City under Torino 2010 European Youth Capital and funded by the Ministry of Youth - Curated by the imagination and Mu.Fant in collaboration with the Urban Eco-museum of Turin, ITER, District 5.

Another important section of the project is a competition Fantastik subject that will reward the best science fiction film which combines the theme "Seattle City of the Future" with the "historical memory of the city" and pledged that sees 400 boys and girls between the Institutes Higher citizens.

Turin: A Memoir of the future - whose title is inspired by the work of the noted psychoanalyst WR Bion - is a "fiction" excuse to see what he has to say about our city - for better or for worse - The young population and seeks to involve citizens in a path of knowledge of our urban area through a form of expression which is the original Sci. It 'an event created to tell and make assumptions about the future that will be on the border between the dark and dystopian advances "to Simak", where the city / civilization, if not going to disappear, rests on the edge of the abyss, and the ancient and idealistic utopias of Thomas More.


info:
Visiting hours:
from 24 October to 20 December.
Morning: school visits.
Afternoon: from the sea. to Ven. from 14.00 alle18, 30
weekend booking by phone.
Area Mu.fant - Via Luni 195 -
Torino tel. 011-19702033 - cell. 3498171960
associazioneimmagina@gmail.com
Facebook: Mufant Casolari Monopoly
Skype: associazione.immagina
www.mufant.it (online from 18 October)

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Tir, sociology and Bruno Vespa

I was reading about the Republic . it the following introduction to a survey of drivers of heavy vehicles:

many miles, no rest. And those who rebel is out because there are many foreigners are ready to take over for little money. The decline in the wild is one of the characteristics of the sector. 37% of motorway accidents involving trucks.

I thought that this simple incipit, fulminant, as a warning to those who consider sociology, the science of society, something superfluous, useless, a waste of time. If instead of thinking to act on facts that were known a priori source social facts themselves with serious and thorough sociological survey, there would always late to play around with the problems remedied with the laws and hairpieces.
Sociology Labour, for example, is not very different from that in its view that the investigation of Republic wants to learn and to teach readers of the newspaper. Are the methods that could also enrich the knowledge of citizens of the State before the reality analyzed by the newspaper to pressure from employers on the workers resulting in a safety issue for everyone.

I'm not a sociologist of work, although I came across educational background in the study of sociology and also in the sociology of work. I must say that I opened my mind to many things, not as an alternative, but in addition to the wealth of knowledge about the reality of working life could be mastered, just enough to channel investigations such as those of the newspaper La Repubblica on the rails of a structured and rigorous scientific discourse.

So, dear dr. Bruno Vespa, in front of your considerations on sociology as useless, just when a sociologist ( Renato Mannheimer ) is responsible for the care and comments on the surveys of your show 'Porta a Porta', I can say that, not only in the U.S. , where sociology is valued and prized, there will always be scholars and enthusiasts who defend the presence of social sciences in all fields of study and deepening where these sciences have much to give and to say about the progress of the nation and of humanity .

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Our achievements today

conceptually We arrived at a time when all goals have been achieved: a level of thinking we are in democracy, they defend the most vulnerable workers' rights are sacrosanct, applies the praise of non-violence.
Yet we realize, in this third millennium, it was not enough to fight against dictators, monarchs, superstition, ignorance, lack of science, hygiene, to have an easy life, roses and flowers.

Paradise has not been achieved in modern times thanks to the drafting of constitutions, laws, papers that tell us the good. The reality is that every day we must fight for everything, as if we had not won anything in thousands of years of civilization achieved on paper.

Democracy: heads many, many opinions, hard to find a fixed point. Everything is put to the test in politics and already we see the harshness of a present where we have achieved everything on paper, but in fact we lost, every day.

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The government of the facts

Santanché spoke of government as a government of the facts and Year Zero as a place of words, I would remind you that the information and the Government of the Republic are distinct and complementary social functions, and how to make decrees and administration is to achieve political interests, so discuss, inquire, to make culture policy is necessary for those interest in forming a serious and conscious.

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