Manger

This paper accompanies the PowerPoint presentation with the same title.  It briefly explains the Biblical backgrounds of current Christmas customs and symbols.  While all ages will benefit from and enjoy this program, it will be most meaningful for middle school, high school, and adult groups.  Selected slides can be used with elementary school children.  Both the accompanying PowerPoint program and this guide and commentary can be used in teaching classes, small group Bible study, offering a one-session program, or for individual Advent and Christmas devotion. 

The whole program package, which is free for unedited education purposes worldwide, contains the PowerPoint presentation; this guide and commentary on the PowerPoint slides; and an accompanying brief Pre-and Post-quiz.  Subjects in the presentation include the following: Advent; Advent Colors; Advent Wreath; Angels; Ball Ornaments; Bells; Candles; Candy Canes; Carols; Crèche; Christmas; Christmas Colors; Christmas Customs; Christmas Symbols; Christmas Star; Christmas Tree; Cross; Culture; Date of Jesus’ Birth; Frankincense; Gifts; Giving; Gold; Grace; Gratitude; Guilt; Heidelberg Catechism;  Inn; Ivy; King Jesus; King Herod; Lights; Magi; Manger; Messiah; Messianic Rose; Myrrh; Poinsettia; Presents; Saint Nicholas; Santa Claus; Salvation; Service; Sin; Tree Cross; Wisemen; Witness for Jesus Christ; Wreath.

Titre : Modèles du BON et du BIEN-MANGER Résumé : La communication sur la qualité est à notre époque une voie obligatoire dans une société en recherche constante de moyens, de solution et d'organisation. Les structures entrepreneuriales souhaitent des pistes durables, afin d'être adaptée aux problématiques législatives des secteurs économiques où le management est fondamental. Comment dans le monde de l'industrie agroalimentaire et des métiers de bouche accompagner cette recherche de qualité. L'homme et ses représentations sont centraux à cette problématique sans cesse portée par la créativité et l'innovation. Abstract : The communication of the quality is in our time a compulsory way in a society in constant research for ways, for solution and for organization. The entrepreneurial structures wish during ways, to be adapted to the legislative problems of the branches of industry where the management is fundamental. How in the world of the food-processing industry and the catering trade to accompany this quality research. The man and his representations are central in this problem ceaselessly carried by the creativity and the innovation

Outre l'aspect biologique, les recherches en anthropologie alimentaire étudient l'aspect socioculturel de l'alimentation et envisagent le paramètre difficilement cernable du bien-être des populations. Consacré à l'idée de bien manger chez les Pygmées Kola (Gyeli) et Baka, ce chapitre propose une interprétation des préférences alimentaires suivant trois critères relationnels convergents tels la diversité, la quantité et le caractère forestier de la nourriture.

Lag Jesus, statt in einer hölzernen, in einer in Stein gemeißelten Krippe?
Lag Jesus in einem Trog oder tieferen Mulde, die in einem steinernen Fußboden hineingemeißelt wurde, jedoch weich in Windeln gewickelt und auf Stroh o.ä. gebettet?
Hatten Marias bzw. Josephs Verwandte wirklich keinen Ruheplatz für eine Hochschwangere?
Hat Jesus dem Hochadel angehört? Er war Davids Sohn, wie oft respektvoll bereichtet wird.
Ich habe aus der Literatur von Kenneth E. Bailey, Michael Hesemann, Tom Dowley und meinem Aufsatz über die Weisen (siehe hier) eine Zusammenfassung geschrieben.
Stichworte: Holz, Stroh, Baby, Windeln, Jesu Geburt in Bethlehem, Weihnachten, Hirten, Schafe, Ochs, Esel

En los seminarios inéditos dictados en Estados Unidos y Francia entre 1989 y 1991, Manger l’autre: Politiques de l’amitié y Rhétoriques du cannibalisme, J. Derrida discurren analiza la función retórica que los textos filosóficos de la tradición occidental dan a la alimentación. En cuanto acto de incorporación de lo ajeno y traspaso de fronteras entre lo exterior y lo interior, comer ha sido utilizado como metáfora por excelencia para nombrar los procesos de comprensión e idealización, así como también la dinámica general de la relación con el otro. Sin embargo, esta función trópica de la alimentación alcanza, sostiene Derrida, incluso a la lógica misma del discurso filosófico, en cuanto inseparable de una cierta retoricidad que le es constitutiva. Analizamos dichas funciones mostrando que son transversales a la filosofía en general y especiales temas de la obra de Derrida en todas sus épocas textuales.

Was Jesus lying, instead of in a wooden crib, in a crib carved in stone?
Was Jesus lying in a trough or lower trough chiseled into a stone floor, but softly wrapped in diapers and laid on straw? embedded?
Did Mary's or Joseph's relatives really have no place to rest for a pregnant woman?
Did Jesus listen to the high nobility? He was David's son, as is often revered.
I have written a summary from the literature of Kenneth E. Bailey, Michael Hesemann, Tom Dowley and my essay on the wise (see here).
Tags: wood, straw, baby, diapers, Jesus birth in Bethlehem, Christmas, shepherds, sheep, ox, donkey

This PowerPoint presentation briefly explains the Biblical backgrounds of current Christmas customs and symbols.  While all ages will benefit from and enjoy this program, it will be most meaningful for middle school, high school, and adult groups.  Selected slides can be used with elementary school children.  Both this PowerPoint program and its accompanying guide and commentary can be used in teaching classes, small group Bible study, offering a one-session program, or for individual Advent and Christmas devotion. 

The whole program package, which is free for unedited education purposes worldwide, contains the PowerPoint presentation; an accompanying leader’s guide and commentary on the PowerPoint slides; and an accompanying brief Pre-and Post-quiz.  Subjects in the presentation include the following: Advent; Advent Colors; Advent Wreath; Angels; Ball Ornaments; Bells; Candles; Candy Canes; Carols; Crèche; Christmas; Christmas Colors; Christmas Customs; Christmas Symbols; Christmas Star; Christmas Tree; Cross; Culture; Date of Jesus’ Birth; Frankincense; Gifts; Giving; Gold; Grace; Gratitude; Guilt; Heidelberg Catechism;  Inn; Ivy; King Jesus; King Herod; Lights; Magi; Manger; Messiah; Messianic Rose; Myrrh; Poinsettia; Presents; Saint Nicholas; Santa Claus; Salvation; Service; Sin; Tree Cross; Wisemen; Witness for Jesus Christ; Wreath.