Resistance economics

Revista Cubana de Filosofía, 2005

Se muestran las relaciones de incompatibilidad entre capitalismo y vida que, en sentido perspectivo, Marx pone de manifiesto. Es esa la razón más profunda por la cual el pensador alemán concluye que no puede ser el capitalismo el modelo de sociedad que habite indefinidamente el ser humano.

En: R. Bein et alii (coords.), Homenaje a Elvira Arnoux. Estudios de análisis del discurso, glotopolítica y pedagogía de la lectura y la escritura. T. I: Glotopolítica, 2017

M. Martin (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Atheism, Cambridge: CUP, 2007, 11-26

Carnet de labora­toire en archéologie égyptienne, 25/08/2024, https://clae.hypotheses.org/4084, 2024

https://clae.hypotheses.org/4084 This paper reports on experiments in digital archaeology focused on two fragments of so-called ‘paddle doll’ figurines dating from the Middle Kingdom but discovered in 2023 in a 7th century context in al-Asasif. The first objective is to propose a new method of 5D modelling to provide a solution to two classic difficulties encountered in stratigraphic excavations and their publication protocols. 1. Archaeological digging is a destructive procedure where the observer erases data in the same process as he records it. 2. The formal conventions of chronostratigraphic synthesis imagined by Edward C. Harris (1979) based on his experience of excavating settlement contexts known for their complex stratigraphy are in fact a highly abstract tool. Indeed, the disembodiment and decoupling of the so-called ‘Harris matrix’ from other documentary evidence makes it difficult for the reader to falsify (in an epistemological sense) the archaeologist’s interpretation. The first three dimensions of the 5D model provide a tangible image of the strata that the excavator destroyed as he progressed. The fourth dimension links the ‘Harris matrix’ directly to the corresponding stratigraphic layers, reconnecting it to the rest of the visual documentation of the site and allowing the reader to empirically assimilate and possibly refute the chronological and spatial framework established by the archaeologist. Finally, the fifth dimension offers the possibility of integrating an additional level of typological interpretation in the same virtual space. The second aim of this article is to present two new examples of female figurines known as ‘paddle dolls’ and to discuss the outcomes and views of a number of important publications that have appeared in the first decades of the twenty-first century. Among others, we will review interesting studies by MORRIS 2011 & 2017, DÍAZ HERNÁNDEZ 2017, and MORENO GARCÍA 2017, whose interpretations of the image we will consider based on a method that distinguishes three different levels of analysis. 1. The denotative level: what do the signs that make up the figurines literally represent? 2. The connotative level: what semantic cluster do these signs belong to in the minds of the Egyptians? 3. The pragmatic level of interpretation, which aims to analyze the specific situation in which the artist has placed his composition of signs to make it perform a particular function, either predicative (to commemorate or convey infor¬mation about something) or performative (to actualize an ontological assertion, a status, a situation or an action). What specific meaning does he ascribe to them in a given context of use?

Il Sole-24ore, 28 aprile 2024.

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Archeologioe ve středích Čechách 28, 2024

On a high hill, about 1km distant from the later hillfort of Lštění, two fittings were found in 2014. These were a fitting from the main belt – a hole protector with a central strap and a more luxurious gilded fitting with a grommet which originally decorated a horse harness. Both fittings were made in the last third of the 8th century, or possibly at the very beginning of the 9th century. The horse harness fitting shows links to the sites of Mikulčice, Komárno and Keszthely and might have originated in South Moravia.However, its local origin in central Bohemia cannot be ruled out either. The location of the findspot just below the hill's summit is unusual. It is possible that these bronze ornaments had some cultic significance, but these could have also just been lost items. Ornaments and parts of horse harness became more common in Bohemia during the 8th century. Fifty two sites have been documented so far and such fittings are often found together with local hooked spurs (Senohraby, Tismice, Dolánky-Rubín, Sv. Jan pod Skalou and other site). Article is in Czech leng.