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169 - Annie speaks of "collective consciousness"

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I discovered the blog this week Anna, I hasten to add in my blogroll. In a very interesting exchange, Annick me a comment on the collective consciousness that I find fascinating because it introduces a new line of thought on this blog. So I decided to make a ticket this comment: Happy reading!


(...) studies on collective memory have been conducted and it turns out that it obeys rhythms (not fully explained elsewhere)

A scholar Maurice Halbwachs (* ) devoted his work almost entirely to the study of the collective conscience as individuals, human societies experiencing shock and react by removing the depths of their memory of destructive events. The collective consciousness is then, slowly, to tame the horror. Only after a long period of maturation that communication, then the analysis will be possible.

Elie Wiesel in his book "All the rivers run into the sea" and in his speech in 2006 (International Festival of Literature in Mantua) analyzes the mysterious meanderings: the survivors of the Holocaust have long refused to speak and were hardly questioned either.

"Mankind" by Robert Anthelme , testimony of the concentration camps, wrote in 1947, was little read and quickly fell into oblivion. Yet At the time nobody could ignore the extermination of over 6 million people. But the Holocaust was forgotten for more than two generations, streaming into the universal consciousness.

Raul Hilberg is one of the greatest historian of the Holocaust. In 1961, his work "the destruction of European Jews" had virtually no response. In 1985, the reissue of his work known, however, a considerable response.

"We are witnessing the emergence of a another buried memory, that of formerly colonized peoples of the Southern Hemisphere. 'I live a long silence, I live in a hopeless thirst written Aime Cesaire. As Jewish memory, that of former colonial peoples have experienced a long silence, followed by a rude awakening. "(Jean Ziegler )

I draw attention to the fact that child slaves there are hundreds of thousands in Nigeria. With our complicity, of course ... (that of the Banque de France, Shell, to name a few.)

(*) died Buchenwald shortly before the liberation of the camps in 1945.

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168 - Daytona when the slow judicial "clashes" with ambient precipitation

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Tuesday, October 28 2008

I heard this morning's editorial on Europe1 Askolovitch Claude. Topic:
"Racial discrimination in France ... not an issue price to pay"

This intervention is interesting because it is a new realization of the non-event-character of this type of news. Policies are quiet, the public is not moved to such a case, at least without any comparison with the outcry reacting to "whistling the Marseillaise ... Another example of institutional racism still kept warm.

I give you the audio recording that I made and the written transcript as posted on the site of Europe.





Marc-Olivier Fogiel: The editorial policy of Europe 1. Claude Askolovitch hello ... the company of hostesses who had organized an ethnic filing of its employees was convicted yesterday of racial discrimination ... But the fine is ridiculously low!

Askolovitch Claude: Yes Marc-Olivier ... We now know the price discrimination for the French justice ... or in any case to the court of Nanterre: 20,000 euro fine, of which 15,000 suspended!
Daytona-c 'is the name of the company sentenced - ranked hostesses and commercial according to their origins ... it undertook to provide hostesses "pure white" I quote ... or "100% French" when his clients asked him ... On arrival, 20,000 less than 15,000, it is 5000 euros net fine! This is not a price to pay! It is even an invitation to start! If you want a comparison, the United States, the discrimination suit in the millions of dollars ...
Last year two delivery drivers of Lebanese descent had received 60 million dollars, because they were treated as terrorists ... by their supervisor!
In 2005, a large catering company, Sodexo, managed to avoid litigation by offering $ 80 million to black employees who suffered discrimination ... and at the time, commentators have found that Sodexo was doing well! They laugh sometimes
of American justice!
But there, racism is worth its weight in dollars. In France, if we look to the courts, racism is not a problem!

Marc-Olivier Fogiel: Why this indifference?

Claude Askolovitch: Because that there is no political will to fight brutally discrimination.
Most trials come from the work of one man ... His name is Samuel Thomas, he is vice-president of SOS-Racism ... and it is very lonely in a country that is not the war on racism! He awaits trial for years, an exemplary punishment! But
in France, we are in a culture of arrangement ... It was explained to employers that it is wrong to discriminate, we do charters for diversity!
And there are always excuses ...
In the case of Daytona, the court held that the company was less culpable because it was content to follow requirements of its customers racist!

Marc-Olivier Fogiel: So it should have been prosecuting clients ...

Claude Askolovitch: The problem is that does not always! Last year, there is an exception ... The company Garnier and the temporary employment agency Adecco have been condemned all discrimination ... ca cost them 30,000 euros fine, again, it was not fatal!
Garnier launched a hair product, and a subsidiary of Adecco had provided hostesses BBR: Blue Red White ... is the code name for that white, French comforts of home! Everyone knows what code ... and counting! A final element
now ... Marc-Olivier ... and you will have the full extent of the problem ... The case
Garnier / Adecco was born in 2000, it was found in 2007 and the case was tried Daytona yesterday in Nanterre, dating back to 2002! Justice is slow in France ... we know. But when it comes to racial discrimination, it is very slow! And officials are too often silent ...
When the Marseillaise was booed by provocateurs at Stade de France ... are promised for prompt and exemplary punishment ...
But when young people are flagged according to their origins, there is less of a scandal ... Yet between files BBR ... and whistled the Marseillaise, there must be a relation of cause and effect?

For once, it's not me saying it! But j'acquiesse!

Titophe

Reference: The site Europe 1

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167 - About Patriotism

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Friday, October 24, 2008

P atriotisme : What lurks there behind that word? What sense to give him a transformed society over the past 5 decades?


I went on Wikipedia , and have found the definition header as follows:

Patriotism (Latin pater, father) is a sense of belonging to a country , which strengthens the unit according values Commons.
is a state of soul / of spirit that drives someone to feel the love and pride and defend interests of his country.
We distinguish patriotism from jingoism , which is the manifestation excessive or aggressive. Patriotism is also distinct from nationalism, which is an ideology policy.

The first concept that I note is that feeling of belonging to a countries, coupled with the strengthening of unity .

Let now a little empathy and put us in the position of a person "visibly minority" (I hate that phrase!) And try to think "feelings" who may live in his mind French society today.
We will assume that this person is not delinquent, was born in France, is administratively quite French, and descends from a line after a former colony.

This person has attended school as a child of the republic. At this school, she learned the history of his country, France. Can she do her own story? This story of "France" is still the story of all the French, or has it become the story of "certain French" more than "some others"? No shortage there not some keys to our topic feel concerned by this story?

Moreover, during this education, child will discover its "singularity" by the inevitable experience of bullying, excluding the behavior on the part of his comrades more "conventional", these so-called comrades were importing only school they have more or less absorbed in their surroundings and family.

Our subject will then learn, from childhood to evolve in a society in which he must win if he does not want to continually be marginalized.

Later, further experiments will complement the list of tests to pass, all related to nature, or the identity of our subject, regardless of his faculties or his behavior. Housing, find internships and jobs, being accepted by-laws, steps will be always a little more "Challenging" as a person "visibly majority."

not forget that our subject is an ordinary person, that is to say neither a flaw nor a genius. These successive events are perceived as pain and can, in some cases, prove insurmountable. It is the experience of failure. These tests will be experienced as a succession of injustices in every way yet "Injusticia. What does this mean? This means that the corporation is to say, all symbols of the nation, proved incompetent to give a little justice and alleviate suffering. Even worse, these are silent suffering, minimized, see negated by a company behind icons (Declaration of Human Rights, birthplace of human rights, etc ...). Our subject therefore has the choice to remain silent and "live with".

So my question: Our subject will he easily develop a sense of belonging in this country who frustrated? Our subject is it in a environment "unity" as defined by Wikipedia strengthened? The first "common value" should not it be the sense of justice?

So when the "well-intentioned people" are offended by whistles football, I take offense to me this silence and denial of this deafening. This company crisp and crunchy, which already put in his time Brassens pissed off, she has to wonder.

Titophe