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never let me go – kazuo ishiguro
Çok sevdiğimiz Fareler ve İnsanlar romanına ilham olmuş şiir
“en iyi planları farelerin ve insanların sıkça ters gider.”
J.Steinbeck’e ilham olan bu cümle 18. yüzyılda yaşamış İskoç şair Robert Burns’e ait “Bir Fareye /To a Mouse” isimli şiirin bir dizesidir. Bu şiirin ayak izleri hem kitabın adında hem de olay örgüsünde net bir şekilde görülmektedir. Zaten kitabın orijinal ismi olan “Of Mice and Men”
Gandhi’nin dediği gibi; “An eye for an eye and the whole world goes blind.”
Göze göz, dişe diş dendiğini duydunuz. (Matta V.38; Ex. XXI. 24)
Ama ben size diyorum ki, kötüye karşı direnmeyin. (Matta V.39)
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never let me go – kazuo ishiguro
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saturday – ian mcewan
It's amazing with the blink of an eye you finally see the light..
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I'm sayin' a prayer for the desperate hearts tonight..
to the origin of colors
Berlin and Paul Kay (1969) used a wider range of languages and a more systematic set of colour samples – and they failed. What they found instead was an extraordinarily systematic use of colour names in language after language, and moreover, one that makes sense in terms of the physiology of colour vision. In the visual system, information about brightness is coded separately from colour information. Colour information from three kinds of receptor in the eye is fed into an opponent system that codes colours on one red-green dimension and another yellow-blue dimension. Berlin and Kay found that all languages contain terms for black and white. If a language only has three terms then the third is for red. If it has four terms then the next one is either green or yellow and if it has five then it has both green and yellow. If a language has six colour terms then it includes blue and if seven it includes brown. Languages with more terms then add purple, pink, orange, grey, and so on. Colour naming is not arbitrary and relative, it reflects very well the way our eyes and unusual systems have evolved to make use of relevant information in the world around us. Colour naming has been a favourite for stories of this kind. Have you ever heard that the Eskimos have fifty words for snow?
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It's amazing with the blink of an eye you fınally see the light
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I'm sayıng a prayer for the desperate hearts tonight..
When I experience discomfort with eye contact, it’s more than simply feeling awkward or socially uncomfortable. I literally start to feel that if I look into the person’s eyes for even one second longer I’ll have to flee the room. The classic “fight or flight” symptoms suggest that my brain is perceiving the sustained eye contact as a threat. Why is this? And why does it happen most strongly with people who I consider acquaintances but not strangers or intimates?
#1 - Social Engineering
In both of the earlier scenarios, not having enough a good enough plan and model will lead to failure. A good way to practice communication modeling is to write out a model for manipulating people you know well—a husband, wife, parent, child, boss, or friend—to do something you want, to take some action you desire.
List the following five