@lumalo La parcera lo propone a partir del concepto de Habitus y lo respalda desde Norbert Elias (obviamente conectados) con el umbral del pudor. Me encanta que también mete el concepto de empatía, surgen muchas preguntas de su planteamiento
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She knew she would face challenges in pursuing her claim and she did everything she could to make it even harder.
Infidelity, bastard children, leaving King’s Landing.
She is a selfish fool.
Gente normal: Tengo cancer.
Marielissa: se habré un canal de YouTube, crea suspenso en sus redes, se graba llorando, el novio dice que le llego un chat diciendo tengo cancer.
funny how helaena didn’t consider the crown or being in power ugly when her family usurped the throne. all those things she was saying to rhaenyra, she could’ve also said to her own family, who btw had done worse, but she chose to keep her mouth shut
instead of being cruel to her enemies for losing luke, she went to kingslanding to negotiate with alicent in a middle of a war… the writers lost their minds 😭
Achilles’ lament for his friend Patroclus is described by Homer in a unique way. Of course, the movie didn’t show it. So here is what actually happened:
Patroclus' body was burned on a great pyre, and his ashes were placed in an urn that was given to Achilles to keep in his tent. Achilles even requested that when he himself died, Patroclus' ashes be mixed with his own remains so that the two friends would be buried together for eternity.
The ceremonies ended with funeral games in honor of the dead. In these, Achilles offered many and valuable prizes as the organizer. In the end, he even declared Agamemnon the winner in the spear fight.
Briseis, in her lament over Patroclus' body, weeps as she remembers him and mentions that he was so kind while alive that he told her he would make her the lawful wife of Achilles and bring her to Phthia.
In the Iliad, Book 19 (T), lines 295-300 we read:
"You alone would not let me weep, and you used to say that you would make me the lawful wife of Achilles, and bring me to Phthia to celebrate the wedding among the Myrmidons who dwell there; for this kindness of yours I weep for you so bitterly."
Achilles mourns and says that he hoped he alone would be killed in Troy and that Patroclus would return to Phthia and bring his son Neoptolemus to Phthia to show him the servants and the palace. Clearly, therefore, Achilles intended Patroclus to be the guardian of his child.
In the Iliad, Book 19 (T), lines 315-330 we read:
"Once, hapless one, you too, dear friend of my heart, would quickly and properly prepare a meal here, when the Achaeans were eager to bring much-lamented Ares against the horse-taming Trojans; now you lie dead, and the longing for you does not let me eat or drink, for I could not suffer a worse evil even if I heard that my old father had died, who is wasting away in Phthia with tears, missing such a son, while I remain far away, fighting the Trojans in a foreign land because of hated Helen; or that child of mine who is being raised in Scyros, the godlike Neoptolemus, if he still lives. I had another hope deep in my soul, that I alone would perish far from horse-breeding Argos here in Troy, and that you would return to Phthia and bring the child from Scyros in the ship and lead him with you and show him everything, my possessions, my servants, and the high palace."
Friendship in Greece was a sacred institution protected by "Zeus Philios" (Zeus of Friendship). These two heroes were companions, fellow warriors, dear friends, and relatives.
Si yo fuera un profugo, me quito el sueter agarro una bolsa y me pongo a recoger latas o buscar entre la basura por algunos dias .
Hazte el Piedrero loco! Pero entrar a una casa y amenazar a la gente?
Que brutos, por eso están presos
Solo paso a recordarles que en Argentina votaron por el loquito que se identifica con un felino, y ahora están trabajando 12 horas diarias y comiendo carne de burro.