Sunday, May 23, 2010

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ISLAM AND WOMEN

Photos Emilio Morenatti, Associated Press

Saira Liaqat, 26. Posing with his picture before being burned at his home in Lahore, Pakistan on Wednesday, July 9, 2008. When I was 15, her family married her to a relative and decided who would live together when she finished her studies at the local school. Her husband burned when she refused to leave school and go live with him. Has been operated on 9 occasions.
Naila Farhat, 19. Photo taken in Islamabad, Pakistan on Wednesday, December 24, 2008. Naila was burned with acid released by men who had rejected marriage. Has been operated several times and is expected to be many more.
Zainab Bibi, 17, adjusting her veil to be photographed while in Islamabad, Pakistan on Wednesday, December 24, 2008. Zainab was burned with acid by the man who rejected marriage. Has been operated on several occasions and has provided many more.
Memuna Khan, 21. Photo taken in Karachi, Pakistan, on Friday, December 19, 2008. Menun was burned by a group of men who threw acid to resolve a conflict between his family and menun. Has been operated in 21 times.
Bushra Shari, 39. Adjusting the veil to be photographed while in Lahore, Pakistan, on Friday, July 11, 2008. Bushra was burnt with acid thrown by her husband five years ago because she wanted a divorce. Has been operated on 25 occasions
Munira Asef, 23. Photo taken in Lahore, Pakistan, Sunday, October 26, 2008. Munira was burned with acid five years ago by the man who rejected marriage. Has been operated on seven occasions.
Kayumas Kanwal, 26, adjusting her veil to be photographed while in Lahore Pakistan, on Sunday October 26, 2008. Kanwal was burned with acid in 2007 by a man who had rejected marriage. Never has undergone plastic surgery.
Shahnaz Bibi, 35. Photo taken in Lahore, Pakistan, Sunday, October 26, 2008. Shahnaz ten years ago was burned with acid by a relative due to family conflict. Never been subjected to plastic surgery.
Shehnaz Usman, 36. Photo taken in Lahore, Pakistan, Sunday, October 26, 2008. Shehnaz was burned with acid by a relative because of a family dispute five years ago. Has been operated 10 times.
Najaf Sultana, 16. Photo taken at his home in Lahore, Pakistan on Wednesday, July 9, 2008. At the age of five years Najaf was burned by his father while he slept. It seems his father did not want another child in the family. Najaf, half dead, was abandoned by her parents on the street. He now lives with relatives. Has been operated 15 times.
Shameem Akhter, 18. Photo taken at his home in Jhang, Pakistan, on Wednesday, July 10, 2008. Shameem was raped at age 15 by three men who then threw him acid. Has been operated plastic surgery 10 times in an attempt to mitigate damage.



Iruma Saeed, 30. Photo taken in his office at the Urdu University in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Thursday, July 24, 2008. Iruma has burns on his face, back and shoulders from twelve years ago when a man who had rejected marriage, he lassoed acid in the middle of the street. Has been operated 25 times in an attempt to remove the scars.

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

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Man II Bubble Man Bubble

laptus Homo, a critique of modern man

not leave them for long puzzled I decided to publish the second part of Bubble Man. So try to do in the last posting was a historical introduction of the different revolutions communication and how are you affected societies, as man evolved from Homo Sapiens to Homo Laptus. Each advance shortened distances and broke down barriers, you usually process known as globalization.

Globalization in itself is a cultural melting globally. Of course this has its pros and cons. It can take as a union and an awareness of race, we are all human, therefore we are all equal and therefore should not separate culture but should unite. But it can take as a cultural imposition of the central nations adapting eliminating regional identities for their own benefit. But that is an ideological issue in which everyone is right and wrong at the same time, there are hundreds of meetings every day dealing with this issue and can not agree less I'll I was able to do this little blog.

I'll steal the terms of globalization and I will transform the planet's Burbujarización. We agree that the world has mutated from a large gas bubble to several bubbles of rock and then end up being a small clear bubble filled with small bubbles in concrete. On this I will work today, these small bubbles are concrete houses. Houses inhabited by families and families formed by people, individuals.

Advances in communications technology since the Second World War stopped focusing on the idea of \u200b\u200bcommunicating cities to focus on communicating home. Telephones, radios, televisions, and not necessary to leave the house to see what was happening, now turned on the television or call your family in another country and had the information available.

new bubbles were created, but despite being reported all the time, there was still privacy. No one was foreign to your circle could know was going on inside your home unless you want it. While the world was globalized families were isolating, were Burbujarizando. Because of this paradox does not accept the terms of globalization.

mass production technologies and the constant improvement of these produced a reduction in costs which allowed more families have access to them. No longer a luxury, but more necessary for the development of domestic life. From now on we will only refer exclusively to people who have access to technologies (middle and upper classes) as these are the ones that suffer most burbujarización.

The home class type for the mid-90s and include a telephone line, a music player and a TV as a minimum. Thing that was decades ago reserved for the upper classes, which this time had computers and mobile phones. Today most homes have minimally with a computer and cell phone per person. This shows the massive nature of communications and the need to keep in touch with the outside.

By having so much communication you would think that there is a need for freedom and contact with other people, with the exterior. For example the idea of \u200b\u200bhaving a cell phone per family member is theoretically able to locate each one at any time, maintain a permanent tacit contact. The curious thing that the average family is not as united, each has his room increasingly having fewer children, they eat at different times, each see their favorite television programs on their own televisions, etc. The family that once lived inside the bubble burbujarizarse concrete step, now each house was for several bubbles, which vary with the number of members. This happens more and more young families, which grew after the last communication revolution that brought the Internet in the 70s. In contrast the older generations and resistant to change that idea still hold the family together and strive for the great traditional gatherings, but have become less frequent.

We are in the final stage of burbujarización of society, which no longer involves countries, cities, or families, this involves people. The man has been isolated from the family, and does not share the phone with his family, but has a cell itself, and not have to listen to the radio or music player you like in the house, have your personal media player, no longer need to see programs that do not support as it has its own TV, and you need not wait to get daily news, live on the internet is, and not even have to use the computer of cyber or home and who has her own laptop.

Man has become a bubble recipient of information has been merged with the world has become globalized. Or at least it did in appearance. If you stop to look good to people on the street, no one looks around, they're all stuck in their bubble, talking to people on the other hand, engrossed in his music, thinking of nothing. Ceased to be part of the great global bubble for the bubble only that no one can enter. At least, until the introduction of the famous social networks, which almost completely eliminated the need for physical contact with the outside.

Now there chat rooms "that replace the bars and discos, one can gather there to exchange ideas, stories, meet people and all from the comfort of your home. No need to go to the office, and that through the "telework" can work from a laptop in the garden without disturbing classmates to read a book as "google" instead of going to look to the library can be downloaded films before leaving in the movies, display photos without having to print them. Now everything can be done with a click, all from the comfort of your bubble. And best of all, you no longer need to act in a particular way to be accepted, nor even need be displayed as you really are.

The virtual world allows create the life you always wanted but never could achieve, lies and exaggeration are allowed on the Internet, nobody can figure out the total truth, and that the bubble is too strong to be penetrated. There are even virtual worlds where one through an avatar (virtual person) can have a second life, work, marry, have superpowers and adventure previously only passed in the movies. This alienation experienced by the human being is so great that the real person may cease to exist if the limits are well established, life can take over the virtual real. And if this happens, the solid and impenetrable bubble becomes a simple soap bubble, transparent and fragile.

This can be seen clearly in the phenomenon "flogger." The kids are not people, but photos on the internet, and not called by the name on your ID card but by the name of Fotolog, have no friends but followers. Permeate both these profiles that lose their identity, they become malleable mass that moves with the rhythms of fashion. They have no life, have a website.

virtual This bubble is so fragile and so massive that it collapses on internet or disappear throughout the modern world is going down, financial systems, friendships, virtual lives, everything disappeared. Maybe even have a setback to a new Middle Ages. The world has become completely dependent on communications technology. Has been divided into two, the ball of rock and big bubble virtual, invisible, powerful, fragile. And the man has done the same, first a mass of flesh and the other a superior being able to achieve what you want while you have the software allows. A matter of time that a needle everything and malicious exploits reality hits us in the face once again.

Technological advances have brought an incredible amount of improvements to the quality of human life, but also make it highly dependent; has strengthened the race, but has also violated long, has led to further human than many have imagined, but he has isolated more. The question I get from this is, what will happen when the bubble being pinched?


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whole production system has whether seeds of self-destruction

Karl Marx

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

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if we win tomorrow


From work and lack of rain, mud, heat and dust
are happy if we win tomorrow my sister and my sobris
Good (which are) the bad (that is, but few)
the ready are happy if we win tomorrow, fools are happy
If we win tomorrow fuck some bobo
If we win tomorrow forget the pains of fourteen
Forgets cherry, strawberry blooms which give them the giles
If we win tomorrow, forget the robberies.

Sunday, May 9, 2010

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Introduction

wanted to wait until 1500 to again take up something, but the wait is too long to so take courage and began to write these words.

This work, or rather this idea, he had developed years ago when I was studying Sociology at the CBC. At the time was a little analysis to answer a question in part (by the way I was raising a very good grade), and always wanted to develop a little more, but as usual he had no excuses to write or where to publish. Luckily, that changed a bit now.

is very fashionable recently to talk about social networking and what would be its proper use, what role they play in youth, their advantages and disadvantages. But this is nothing more than a reactionary attack against freedom of expression and not a sociological or philosophical analysis of the direction humanity is taking. I say it is a reactionary attack because what is at issue are the limits that should make the networks and to restrict their use. For example we talk of "cyber K" or the kids who organized "rateadas" mass. Not for favoring the ruling, but this is a clear attack oligopolies owners of the media (corporations and journalists) that do not support that now anyone can investigate, analyze, explain and criticize any topic drawing their own conclusions, and above all things do it for free and unrestricted. Which so far could not be done because the media access was available only to an elite who responded to a particular interest. Same with the kids, the mean rata beyond fuck is a clear cry for freedom. It challenges the institutional authority of Education, means "you do not force me to study, I'm going because I want when I want." Lose the status of authority means losing control, and the reactionary classes all they want is to dominate, so they find it so unacceptable to organize these things. But this is a matter of further analysis I will try in other writings. Today I'm dedicating myself to address the issue of alienation of man with the communication and technological advances in the history of mankind.

One can take that life on Earth developed over a ball of rock and water, but for practical reasons I say that life on Earth takes place inside a bubble of gas (atmosphere). 10 thousand years ago humans walking on the planet and since then the bubble began to shrink. Man primitive was nomadic, had no fixed place of residence but was moving to the rhythm of food were running out, the bubble was as big as the world. As time wore on it was found that could grow and raise their own food without having to go depending on the whims of nature. Start a sedentary lifestyle, but there is a problem with this, not all sites are suitable for growing anything, so that each settlement of other people still need to live on, it started the wars, tribes who wanted to live in a fertile territory that was already occupied and the occupiers who wanted to stay there, was no longer the economic system Keep system known as giving way to the slavery system, which involved using the defeated in battle as slaves to work their land and serve the victors. But not enough to establish the dominance of a single territory, nor was it viable to launch a war against all other tribes, had to find a peaceful solution to the issue, a joint agreement where they lacked what some could be traded for what their wealth to others, giving birth to early trade and begin to establish the kingdoms that would then step to the economic system of feudalism. The new trade brought the need for transport routes and to expedite the shipment of goods. The world was shrinking, as the travel time was shorter (try to see it in terms of distance from that time.) Now there was one giant bubble that was almost impossible to find out what happened to the other side, but there were several smaller bubbles (the kingdoms, provinces, colonies, etc..) Reported by vehicles shortened routes and times from the traction animal until the steam engine whenever the distances were smaller in terms of time. For the late nineteenth century industrial revolution had brought many advances in communications. The printing press facilitated the production of books, now the ideas could be easily carried from one place to another, steamships and rail system plus the shortened waiting times. Still remained very long.

should also be borne in mind that technological advances led to a migration from rural to urban, from farm to factory. The bubbles were now concrete urban and rural families with many children to work the land had been reduced. The bourgeois revolutions and their ideas of the Enlightenment had created the concept of private ownership, these ideas could travel faster than before and spread around the world, leaving aside the feudal system and finally started giving Capitalist System. This causes two kinds of bubbles, the bubbles accumulated family homes and social bubbles accumulated in countries. Gone was the need to transport goods only, the Enlightenment had created a need to convey ideas. Newspapers and books had made these particular bubbles covering the countries and kingdoms (in reference to the walls that prevented know the local realities abroad) to move to the houses. Now social bubbles were transparent, you could hear that happening on the other side in a matter of days.

So far we identify 3 revolutions in communications, the invention of the wheel, the invention of printing and the invention of the motor. All had improved and had shrunk the world, but still requiring considerable time and materials need to haul things from one place to another. In the nineteenth century communications revolution gives the fourth, the ability to communicate from city to city without having to move them, the telegraph and then the phone will allow transmission of information in seconds, no longer take days. Years later he gives the fifth revolution, radio and television, one could see and hear what was going on in almost anywhere. Bubbles were so close together that no longer were many and scattered, but now had become a single and quite small.

Every advance in communications world shrinks a bit more of the world, yet made more accessible means of communication to the common man. For the 1970 the world had ceased to be a giant opaque bubble into a small clear bubble composed of opaque bubbles. Gone were the barriers that impede learning what was happening across the world, information was available on every phone, radio and television in every home. Hence the formation new brick bubbles. Every home is different. This begins the last decade the Internet communications revolution. This phenomenon I'm going to take in the next posting.

I have just read recently is just a brief introduction on the history of communications. I did a very generalized accuracy aside to develop the concept of a bubble. So try to explain how the world for man went from being a giant bubble where everything was far away, to become a little bubble filled with other bubbles where everything was within reach of a click. It would seem that with the communications world is homogenized and merged into a great community. But as you will see the next note, the opposite happened. The man became much more isolated and alienated than ever. But they will have to wait.

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Science has made great strides in the last 100 years, like before people were dying and did not know what. Today, people are still dying but at least know why.

Joel A. Goldberg