>analytic "philosophy"
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High quality thread, OP.
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>"continental" philosophy
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Who is this man?
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>>3335418
A god amongst mere mortals.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLb4EHusFWWvAxQFnrbnAEDpHe5pMLl2YY
Anyone here have any interest in this style of web series?
Also discussion on good places to find direct source early cinematography, such as:
https://www.youtube.com/user/britishpathe
https://publicdomainreview.org/collections/?medium=film
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>>3335391
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Post weird traditions/customs of countries from the past.
>A naming taboo is a cultural taboo against speaking or writing the given names of exalted persons in China and neighboring nations in the ancient Chinese cultural sphere.
>Throughout Chinese history, there were emperors whose names contained common characters who would try to alleviate the burden of the populace in practicing name avoidance. For example, Emperor Xuan of Han, whose given name Bingyi (病已) contained two very common characters, changed his name to Xun (詢), a far less common character, with the stated purpose of making it easier for his people to avoid using his name.[2]
>The custom of naming taboo had a built-in contradiction: without knowing what the emperors' names were one could hardly be expected to avoid them, so somehow the emperors' names had to be informally transmitted to the populace to allow them to learn them in order to avoid them. In one famous incident in 435, during the Northern Wei Dynasty, Goguryeo ambassadors made a formal request that the imperial government issue them a document containing the emperors' names so that they could avoid offending the emperor while submitting their king's petition. Emperor Taiwu of Northern Wei agreed and issued them such a document.[4] However, the mechanism of how the regular populace would be able to learn the emperors' names remained generally unclear throughout Chinese history.
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>>3335355
>Goguryeo
>Northern Wei
FUCKING DELET THIS
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I don't get it, why would naming yourself after the Emperor be such a big deal? I mean referring to the Emperor by his given name would ensure in execution. . .
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http://egyptianstories.blogspot.com.ar/2007/01/worlds-greatest-orgy-bubastis-egypt.html
Bubastis was for centuries the centre of the largest annual orgy of all of the eastern Mediterranean, perhaps the entire world.
In the 5th century BCE, Herodotus reported that 700,000 people participated, drinking wine without limits and having sex with whoever and wherever.
Herodotus gave a lively account of the annual festival -- believed to have been a bean feast. He described how large numbers of men, women and children were conveyed to the sacred complex by boat and that, throughout the journey, they sang, clapped hands, shouted and teased one another. "The women," he added, "danced in a bawdy and unseemly manner."
Bubastis was the center of the worship of the lion-headed (or cat-headed) goddess Bast. The Festival of Bast in April or May was one of the greatest in Egypt.
The site was excavated by Edouard Naville between 1887 and 1889. Though the site was so ruined that it was impossible to reconstruct any more then the basic layout of the Temple of Bastet, he confirmed much of what Herodotus originally wrote about the site
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Why is it that the most commonly used method to fight neurosis (personality disorders, anxiety disorders and depression) is through medication and therapies that borrow from Psychoanalysis, but do not attack the root cause of mental ailments?
Why is it that therapies like Psychodynamic (direct form of Psychoanalysis) and classical Psychoanalysis, isn't as popular? Why aren't they widely used against these disorders? These therapies attempt to resolve Unconscious conflicts that were never resolved during developmental stages. Therefore becoming a manifestation of the symptom (Depression, GAD, SAD, PTSD).
Wouldn't it make sense to attack the root cause of the problem, instead of masking the symptoms with Medication? As well as Therapies that changes pattern of thoughts, but does not address the issue, since neurosis is the result of maladaptions that occur during childhood?
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Because psychoanalysis has no scientific basis. It's literally all made up. You are literally using terms that have no correspondence with reality when you use words like "unconscious" and "developmental stages." These terms have no scientific basis.
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>>3335352
Because its all just made up with no backing in evidence. Lot of it is just freud projecting his personal sexual perversion onto everybody else and using it to explain human developement somehow.
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Which was more important for the history of the United States, the entire native American population from 1450-1600 or a German dude who liked shooting things into space?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ICMOoFLnGU
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>>3335317
Von Braun's contribution to space exploration is overrated.
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Now that the dust has settled, which was the danker meme?
Bucket and cone motif or rod and ring?
Do you choose the power of purification or the power of judgement?
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benis n bagina :-DDD
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>>3335256
I don't know shit about that period of history, but as an outsider, rod and ring is a e s t h e t i c
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is there anything the hippies are responsible for that's actually GOOD?
I can think of environmentalism. Otherwise it's the rise of drug abuse, rising divorce rates, rising debt, new age woo, rising criminal activity of all types associated with social breakdown... the hippies seem almost universally bad
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Good music.
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LSD?
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triggering /pol/tards
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Does anyone have a .pdf of Peter Hagendorf's diary? He was a landsknecht that documented his life as a soldier. Preferably in english translations, but german is fine too.
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>>3334967
Bump for hope.
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The only thing I could find is this paper.
>http://mvonmueller.de/Magisterarbeit_MvM_01_02_2005.pdf
If you just want to read up because you find it interesting then this might be better. If you want to work with it then you might be interested in
>Jan Peters (Hg.), EIN SÖLDNERLEBEN im Dreißigjährigen Krieg, Eine Quelle zur Sozialgeschichte,
Akademie Verlag Berlin 1993
I couldn't find a PDF but I didn't really search a lot.
If you need the original then you should contact the Berliner Staatsarchiv.
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>>3336297
Damn, I was hoping for the entire journal, but this will have to do. Thanks a million, though.
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Did any Famous romans become consul without going through the cursus honorum? 2017-09-05 03:05:46 Post No.3334903
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Did any Famous romans become consul without going through the cursus honorum?
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im tired of looking just give me a name
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Pompeii, Sulla et al skipped a few rungs
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>>3334903
Plenty. Exceptions were usually made in time of war and crisis, especially in the early republic when the ch was more of a career guideline than an actual pseudo-mandatory path.
>just give me a name
Pompey
Augustus
Valerius Corvus
Scipio Africanus
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Ywn live in a world where /our guy/ Otto-Ernst Remer was elected chancellor of postwar West Germany, and withdrew west Germany from NATO, entered the Warsaw Pact, and unified with East Germany under a Strasserist NatSoc Reich
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>>3334855
>you live in a world where Germany got skullfucked over Danzig and is still on an eternal guilt trip to this day
feels good lads
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>>3334855
Give me the backstory
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>>3336403
Bomber Harris should have done it again, and I say that because Danzig was then Communist.
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What caused the decline in the labor movement in America? Is it as bad in other Western liberal democracies?
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>>3334840
Part of it was legislative, but mostly it was economic. Marx's "immiseration of the working class" didn't happen, people got richer and happier.
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I miss the Incas and the Aztecs. We should've just westernized them!
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>>3334778
Agree, natives could have learn horse riding like those from the plains did, and work iron etc, they were not stupid, they were isolated for milenia.
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>>3334778
Europeans survived the plague, natives given time to re arrange their societies could have been something great, not just ruins for tourist to visit.
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Did they?
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murder phillip II?
probs
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>>3334688
Idk but where ever they found that kid from is crazy. He looks exactly like Collin Farell!
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Stop enabling Gangster Computer God Frankenstein Controls.
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Was he really insane or just a dedicated troll? It seems incredibly unlikely that someone was coherent enough to write and send this many messages in (semi) understandabke language, but also crazy enough to believe this. Like, that's a very specific kind of crazy.
If he was, who knows, maybe I CAN get a qt yandere waifu interested in history to love me.
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>>3334942
>when you're so dedicated to trolling you get disbarred from practicing law
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>was Polish muh heritage
>thought Slovenes were the only pure homo sapiens
but why