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# Jan Assmann

Jan Assmann (born Johann Christoph Assmann; 7 July 1938 – 19 February 2024) was a German Egyptologist.

## Quotes

* For Egypt, the greatest horror was the destruction or abduction of the cult images. In the eyes of the Israelites, the erection of images meant the destruction of divine presence; in the eyes of the Egyptians, this same effect was attained by the destruction of images. In Egypt, iconoclasm was the most terrible religious crime; in Israel, the most terrible religious crime was idolatry. In this respect Osarseph alias Akhenaten, the iconoclast, and the Golden Calf, the paragon of idolatry, correspond to each other inversely, and it is strange that Aaron could so easily avoid the role of the religious criminal. It is more than probable that these traditions evolved under mutual influence. In this respect, Moses and Akhenaten became, after all, closely related.
** Jan Assmann, From Akhenaten to Moses: Ancient Egypt and Religious Change, pg. 76, 2014, The American University in Cairo Press.
# Jan Benda

Jan Benda (* November 12, 1974, Ústí nad Labem) is a Czech psychologist and psychotherapist.

## Quotes

* In meditation, the goal is to break free from samsara. In psychotherapy, the goal is to learn to live more contentedly within samsara.
** Benda, Jan (2025) (in English). Mindfulness and the Self: Mindfulness-Informed Integrative Psychotherapy. New York: Routledge. pp. 21. ISBN 9781032823324.
# Jamilah Tangaza

Jamilah Tangaza is a Nigerian journalist and technocrat.She is a former BBC journalist, where she worked in various capacities before becoming Head of Hausa Service.

## Quotes

* Some people still believe that a woman is less intelligent, less competent and less skilful in carrying out certain tasks. But this is an office environment; I do not need brutal force to carry out my assignment. What I need basically is competence. I need computer literacy and sound education, which in my view, I have acquired from some of the world’s most renowned academic institutions. I am qualified and can adapt and fit into anywhere and deliver on my mandate in the most professional manner
** Jamilah described her job role Guardian
* One of my key concerns in broadcasting to a country as complex and sensitive as Nigeria, is making sure the BBC gets it right and our editorial checks have to be rigorous. With over 20 million Nigerians listening to the BBC on a regular basis, I feel pretty motivated to get the checks right. One final thought: this is not the first time BBC Hausa has had cause to get to the heart of the story surrounding President Yar'Adua. In 2007 BBC Hausa service was the first to get an interview with Yar'Adua while he was receiving medical attention in Germany - again dispelling the rumours.
** Jamilah talked about broadcasting BBC UK
* Of course it has not been all gloom. Some Northern women have and are still doing remarkable work in journalism whose recognition go beyond the shores of Nigeria. The Hauwa Baba Ahmeds who graced our TV screens in the ’80s and early ’90s casting the NTA Network News and Bilkisu Yusuf quickly come to mind. Others include Hauwa Funtua, Fatima Abass, Aisha Bello Katung all of the NTA fame. We also had the likes of Kadaria Ahmed, Jamila Tangaza, Delu Mohammed, Grace Alkheri and Bilkisu Labaran who were practising on the international scene. These northern journalists were at various times with either the BBC or the VOA. Here the likes of Christian Amanpour of CNN and our own Nigerian born CNN Zain Asher.
** Tribute to Northern Female journalist Guardian
# Jamāl al-Dīn al-Afghānī

Sayyid Jamāl al-Dīn al-Afghānī, also known as Sayyid Jamāl ad-Dīn Asadābādī and commonly known as Al-Afghani (1838/1839 – 9 March 1897), was a political activist and Islamic ideologist who travelled throughout the Muslim world during the late 19th century. He is one of the founders of Islamic Modernism as well as an advocate of Pan-Islamic unity in India against the British

## Quotes

* Are we not going to take an example from the civilized nations? Let us cast a glance at the achievement of others. By effort, they have achieved the final degree of knowledge and the peak of elevation. For us too all the means are ready, and there remains no obstacle to our progress. Only laziness, stupidity, and ignorance are obstacles to [our] advance.
** Mishra, Pankaj. From the Ruins of Empire: The Revolt Against the West and the Remaking of Asia. Penguin Books. p. 70.

## External links

Conservative intellectuals :
| France | Bainville ◈ de Benoist ◈ Bernanos ◈ Le Bon ◈ de Bonald ◈ Bossuet ◈ Bruckner ◈ Camus ◈ Carrel ◈ de Chateaubriand ◈ Faye ◈ Fustel de Coulanges ◈ Faguet ◈ Durkheim ◈ Girard ◈ Guénon ◈ Houellebecq ◈ de Jouvenel ◈ de Maistre ◈ Maurras ◈ Renan ◈ de Rivarol ◈ Taine ◈ de Tocqueville ◈ Zemmour |
| Germanosphere | von Bismarck ◈ Burckhardt ◈ Hamann ◈ Hegel ◈ Heidegger ◈ Herder ◈ Jünger ◈ von Kuehnelt-Leddihn ◈ Klages ◈ Lorenz ◈ Löwith ◈ Mann ◈ Nietzsche ◈ Nolte ◈ Novalis ◈ Pieper ◈ Rauschning ◈ von Ranke ◈ Röpke ◈ Schmitt ◈ Sloterdijk ◈ Schoeck ◈ Spengler ◈ von Treitschke ◈ Weininger |
| Italy | D'Annunzio ◈ Evola ◈ Gentile ◈ Mosca ◈ Pareto |
| Iberia & Latin America | de Carvalho ◈ Cortés ◈ Dávila ◈ Fernández de la Mora y Mon ◈ Ortega y Gasset ◈ Salazar |
| United Kingdom | Amis ◈ Arnold ◈ Balfour ◈ Belloc ◈ Bowden ◈ Burke ◈ Carlyle ◈ Chesterton ◈ Coleridge ◈ Disraeli ◈ Ferguson ◈ Filmer ◈ Galton ◈ Gibbon ◈ Gray ◈ Hitchens ◈ Hume ◈ Johnson (Paul) ◈ Johnson (Samuel) ◈ Kipling ◈ Land ◈ Lawrence ◈ Lewis ◈ More ◈ Mosley ◈ Murray ◈ Newman ◈ Oakeshott ◈ Powell ◈ Ruskin ◈ Scruton ◈ Stephen ◈ Tolkien ◈ Unwin ◈ Waugh ◈ Wordsworth ◈ Yeats |
| USA & Canada | Anton ◈ Babbitt ◈ Calhoun ◈ Coolidge ◈ Crichton ◈ Bell ◈ Bellow ◈ Bloom ◈ Boorstin ◈ Buchanan ◈ Buckley Jr. ◈ Burnham ◈ Caldwell ◈ Conquest ◈ Derbyshire ◈ Douthat ◈ Dreher ◈ Durant ◈ Eastman ◈ Francis ◈ Goldberg ◈ Goldwater ◈ Gottfried ◈ Grant ◈ Hanson ◈ Huntington ◈ Jacoby ◈ Kimball ◈ Kirk ◈ Kristol ◈ Lasch ◈ Lovecraft ◈ Mansfield ◈ Mearsheimer ◈ Meyer ◈ Murray ◈ Nock ◈ Paglia ◈ Peterson ◈ Repplier ◈ Rieff ◈ Rufo ◈ Rushton ◈ Shockley ◈ Sowell ◈ Sumner ◈ Thiel ◈ Viereck ◈ Voegelin ◈ Weaver ◈ Yarvin |
| Russia | Dostoyevsky ◈ Dugin ◈ Havel ◈ Solzhenitsyn |
| Ummah | Asad ◈ Fardid ◈ Khamenei ◈ Khomeini ◈ Qutb ◈ Shariati |
| Other / Mixed | Alamariu (Bronze Age Pervert) ◈ Conrad ◈ Eliade ◈ Eysenck ◈ Hayek ◈ Hazony ◈ Hoppe ◈ Mannheim ◈ Mishima ◈ Molnar ◈ Santayana ◈ Strauss ◈ Talmon |
# Jammu and Kashmir

Jammu and Kashmir is an erstwhile state or province of India. It enjoyed special privileges under Article 370 of the Constitution of India. However in 2021 it was divided into three separate territories, namely "Jammu", "Kashmir" and "Ladakh". Thereby it lost its special status, which was criticised by India’s arch rival Pakistan.

## Quotes

* I have resolved the Kashmir issue by walking in the steps of Sardar Patel.
** Narendra Modi, Modi says he walked in Sardar’s footsteps.
* Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir has given us nothing except separatism, corruption and family rule.
** Narendra Modi, "Speech". Indian Express. 8 August 2019.
* Everyone wants Kashmir but no one wants Kashmiris. Isn’t it a miracle?
** Fatimah Asghar in If They Come For Us

## See also

* Kashmir
* Kashmiri Pandits
# Jan Burgers

Johannes (Jan) Martinus Burgers (January 13, 1895 – June 7, 1981) was a Dutch physicist, credited to be the father of Burgers' equation, the Burgers vector in dislocation theory and the Burgers material in viscoelasticity.

## Sourced

* But it is not time for me to die; I have not yet finished my life's work.
** a little time before his death, as quoted by A. J. Q. Alkemade, in Biografisch Woordenboek van Nederland. 1982.
# Family man

A family man is a man who cares for his family.

## Quotes

* The real villains of the piece are the clean, kind, industrious Family Men who use every known brand of trickery and cruelty to insure the prosperity of their cubs. The worst thing about these fellows is that they're so good and, in their work at least, so intelligent. You can't hate them properly, and yet their standardized minds are the enemy.
** Sinclair Lewis, Babbitt (1922), Chapter 7

## See also

* Bourgeoisie
* Family
* Man
# Fanboys

Fanboys is a 2009 American comedy film set in w:1998 in which a group of Star Wars fans head on a road trip to Skywalker Ranch to steal a rough cut of Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace for their dying friend.
    Directed by Kyle Newman. Written by Ernest Cline and Adam F. Goldberg, based on a story by Ernest Cline and Dan Pulick.

## Opening crawl

A short time ago in a galaxy not far, far away... Episode VII RETURN OF THE SAGA The year is 1998 and it is a period of galactic civil war. Scrathc that. There's no civil war. That would be crazy! However, the past fifteen years have been a dark time for Star Wars fans. But there's hope. A new Star Wars film is on the horizon. In 199 days, 3 hours, 33 minutes and 31 seconds the most anticipated movie of all time will be released. In the remote state of Ohio, two best friends and lifelong Star Wars fans have drifted apart. Little do they know that on Halloween night, their paths will cross again.... Ever wonder where these words are flying? Maybe aliens in another galaxy will one day read this and think WTF? sent from my iPhone

## Tagline

* The saga's biggest fans on the galaxy's greatest mission!

## Cast

* Jay Baruchel - Windows
* Dan Fogler - Harold "Hutch" Hutchinson
* Sam Huntington - Eric Bottler
* Chris Marquette - Linus
* Kristen Bell - Zoe
* David Denman - Chaz
* Christopher McDonald - Big Chuck
* Billy Dee Williams - Judge Reinhold
* Danny Trejo - The Chief
* Allie Grant - Rogue Leader / Kimmy
* Ethan Suplee - Harry Knowles
* Seth Rogen - Admiral Seasholtz / Alien / Roach
* Isaac Kappy - Garfunkel

## External links

* Fanboys quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Fanboys at Rotten Tomatoes
# Eric Johnson

Eric Johnson (born 17 August 1954) is an American guitarist, songwriter, and vocalist from Austin, Texas.

## Quotes

* I think the way that you develop your own sound is you go through a process by which you imitate people sometimes very closely. With me, I would mimic people to the note. And then I think you form a collage of all these different players that you imitate, that you learn, and you form your own recipe. I think anybody that has an originality to them, it came from a pool of taking stuff from their predecessors.
** "Eric Johnson's Guitar Gets to Austin's Roots" at NPR (13 August 2005)
# Eric Kaufmann

Eric Peter Kaufmann (born 11 May 1970) is a Canadian professor of politics at the University of Buckingham.

## Quotes

* In Asia, a prominent example of immigration-driven ethnic change is taking place in the north-eastern Indian state of Assam. A Hindu-majority tongue of Indian territory lying north of Muslim Bangladesh, Assam has long been host to large-scale illegal, but peaceful, Bengali immigration. Bengali Muslims grew 30 to 50 percent over the period 1971 to 1991. They now constitute more than 30 percent of Assam’s population and are believed to control the electoral verdict in 60 of Assam’s 126 Assembly constituencies. Numerous battles have taken place over whether large numbers of Muslims have the legal status necessary to add their name to the electoral rolls. Muslim growth has been the catalyst for ugly Assamese attacks against unarmed Bengali workers since the 1980s, and an Assamese political movement demands the deportation of illegal immigrants. This conflict is regional, but on the wider Indian level, the growth of the Muslim population through higher fertility and an often exaggerated degree of illegal immigration has been a red flag for Hindu nationalism. The Muslim population’s fertility advantage over Hindus was 10 percent at partition in 1947, but is now 25–35 percent. Only a fraction of this gap can be explained by relative Muslim poverty. Muslims grew from roughly 8 percent of the Indian total in 1947 to 14 percent today, and are projected to rise to 17 percent by 2050. These are not staggering numbers, yet have proven useful tinder for Hindu nationalists and sparked sporadic violent reprisals against Indian Muslims.
** Kaufmann, E. P. (2011). Shall the religious inherit the Earth?: Demography and politics in the twenty-first century. Chapter 2: Section: Ethnic change and violence
* At first glance, Muslims seem more resistant to family planning than others. Research on Muslim fertility in India, for instance, concludes that Indian Muslims have been more reluctant to adopt contraception and family planning than Hindus or Christians, despite equal access. Muslims tend to have an especially large fertility advantage when they are in the minority. In Europe, India, Thailand, Russia, China and the Philippines, the Muslim fertility advantage is greatest. This is particularly true of zones of conflict like Israel–Palestine. One could argue that minorities in general, not merely Muslim ones, tend to have higher fertility rates than majorities. Yet in Muslim-majority Indonesia and Malaysia, Muslims outbirth most Hindu, Christian and Chinese minorities, while in the Arab world, Muslim fertility is higher than that of the minority Christians and Druze.
** Kaufmann, E. P. (2011). Shall the religious inherit the Earth?: Demography and politics in the twenty-first century. . Chapter 4, Section: The countryside comes to town
# Eric Mazur

Eric Mazur (born November 14, 1954) is a prominent physicist and educator at Harvard University. Mazur is known for his work in experimental ultrafast and condensed matter physics and a national leader in science education.

## Quotes

* You can forget facts but you cannot forget understanding.
** explaining his techniques of active learning, in From Questions to Concepts: Interactive Teaching in Physics, Harvard BokCenter, 2008.
# Eric Mervyn Lindsay

Eric Mervyn Lindsay (January 26, 1907 – July 27, 1974) was an Irish astronomer.

## Quotes

* We do not know the truth. But sometimes we get a glimpse of the shadow of the truth. And where there is a shadow, somewhere there must be light.
** Quoted in The Irish Astronomical Journal, Volume 12. Irish Astronomical Society. 1975. p. 150.

## External links

* Obituary on Clanlindsay site
# Ernie Irvan

Ernie Irvan (born January 13, 1959, in Salinas) is a former race car driver in NASCAR. His comeback after a serious head injury at Michigan International Speedway in 1994 has earned him numerous awards.

## Quotes

* Man, I remember those nasty turns, and how hard it was to judge them … That's what made it so difficult, and the reason the drivers are always so competitive. I always said if you could win at Stockton, you could win anywhere.
** On the closing of Stockton 99 Speedway, in "Stockton 99 heads for the finish line" by Scott Linesburgh in Record (26 March 2006).
* If you look at the record books, Dale Earnhardt's done everything, except win the Daytona 500. Now they can't have that riding over him. Now they're just going to say, 'Dale Earnhardt, 1998 Daytona 500 winner,' and his shoulders are going to get lighter every time.
** As quoted in "Daytona 500's Magical Aura: Dale Earnhardt's 1998 Ride" by Ashley McCubbin in Bleacher Report (15 February 2011).

## External links

* Official website
* Equestrian Club of Charleston (Irvan family)
* "Ex-racer Irvan, wife sue to limit cars" by Diane Knich in Post and Courier (2 December 2009)
* "A bit of irony in former NASCAR driver's lawsuit" by Brian Hicks in Post and Courier (2 December 2009)
# Ernst Cassirer

Ernst Cassirer (July 28, 1874 – April 13, 1945) was a German Jewish philosopher. Coming out of the Marburg tradition of neo-Kantianism, he developed a philosophy of culture as a theory of symbols founded in a phenomenology of knowledge. His son, Heinz Cassirer, was also a Kantian scholar.
Cassirer was elected to a chair of philosophy at the newly-founded University of Hamburg in 1919, where he lectured until 1933. After leaving Germany, he lectured at Oxford University 1933–1935, at Gothenburg University 1935–1941, at Yale University 1941–1943, and lastly at Columbia University 1943–1945 until his death.

## Sourced
### An Essay on Man (1944)

    An Essay on Man: An Introduction to a Philosophy of Human Culture
* No former age was ever in such a favorable position with regard to the sources of our knowledge of human nature. Psychology, ethnology, anthropology, and history have amassed an astonishingly rich and constantly increasing body of facts. Our technical instruments for observation and experimentation have been immensely improved, and our analyses have become sharper and more penetrating. We appear, nevertheless, not yet to have found a method for the mastery and organization of this material.... Unless we succeed in finding a clue of Ariadne to lead us out of this labyrinth, we can have no real insight into the general character of human culture; we shall remain lost in a mass of disconnected and disintegrated data which seem to lack all conceptual unity.
** End of Chapter 1

## Quotes about Cassirer

* I studied your treatise thoroughly and with very much interest and admired, above all, how securely you master the essence of relativity theory. I made brief comments in the margin where I was not completely in agreement. E.g., I could not accept your opinion about the Kant-Newton relationship with reference to space and time. Newton’s theory requires an absolute (objective) space in order to be able to attribute real meaning to acceleration, which Kant does not seem to have recognized.
** Albert Einstein, on Cassirer's manuscript of Zur Einsteinschen Relativitätstheorie (1921), letter to Ernst Cassirer, 5 June 1920
* I very much believe in the influence of magic and the subconscious on the literary process...I think that magic has to do with the subconscious, much as the ancient sorcerers believed. The identification of man with his material surroundings and his active participation in that world are detailed in the books of Carlos Castañeda, for example, as well as, on a different level, with the books of sociologists like Lévy-Bruhl and Ernest Cassirer, or Lévi-Strauss. The magical identification has a lot to do with literature, this alternate way of viewing the world.
** Rosario Ferré Interviews with Latin American Writers by Gazarian Gautier (1988)
* 1919...Henri Bergson, Karl Barth, Ernst Cassirer, Havelock Ellis, Karl Jaspers, John Maynard Keynes, Rudolf Steiner—indelible figures—were all active in their various spheres.
** Cynthia Ozick, Fame & Folly: Essays (1996)
# Ernst G. Frankel

Ernst G. Frankel is professor emeritus at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

## Quotes

* Consumption is encouraged by government, business, and even our social leaders. It teaches children the wrong values, pollutes the environment, affects health and health costs, and ultimately life expectancy.Most importantly, it distorts values and priorities. Unbridled consumption is not a virtue but a disease that should not be encouraged by our leaders. We must recognize that consumption alone is not a measure or standard of living or wellbeing, particularly if it pollutes the environment and affects health.
** Survival and Revival of the American Dream (2013), pp. 33-34
# Ernst Barlach

Ernst Barlach (2 January 1870, Wedel – 24 October 1938, Rostock) was a German expressionist sculptor, printmaker and writer.

## Quotes

* As the misfortune befell in November [1918], I threw myself into the woodcut.. .It is a technique that provokes one to confession, to the unmistakable statement of what one finally means. It, or far more she, enforces a certain general validity of expression.. .I have finished a number of large woodcuts that deal with all of the distress of the times.
** Barlach in a letter to his cousin, 1919; in Erhard Gopel, Deutsche Holzschnitte des zwanzigsten Jahr- hunderts, Wiesbaden: Insel Verlag, 1955, p. 44; as quoted in 'The Revival of Printmaking in Germany', I. K. Rigby; in German Expressionist Prints and Drawings - Essays Vol 1.; published by Museum Associates, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, California & Prestel-Verlag, Germany, 1986, p. 46
** Barlach explained why the woodcut spoke so poignantly to the current times
# Ernst Chain

Sir Ernst Boris Chain (June 19, 1906 – August 12, 1979) was a German-born British biochemist, and a 1945 co-recipient of the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for his work on penicillin.

## Quotes

* The future of medicine is safe in your hands.
** Quoted in: Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, art. Chain, Ernst
** To Ashoka Jahnavi-Prasad the doctor who attended him in his final days
# Ernie Kovacs

Ernest Edward Kovacs (January 23, 1919 – January 13, 1962) was an American comedian whose uninhibited, often ad-libbed, and visually experimental comic style came to influence numerous television comedy programs for years after his tragic, early death in an automobile accident.

## Quotes

* Television is a medium, so called because it is neither rare nor well-done.
** Quoted in Wired 4.07, p. 102 [July 1996]
* Nothing in Moderation.
** Epitaph, Forest Lawn (Hollywood Hills) Cemetery, Los Angeles, California
# Ernst Badian

Ernst Badian (August 8, 1925 – February 1, 2011) was an Austrian-born classical scholar who served as a professor at Harvard University from 1971 to 1998.

## Quotes

* Philip II, at least from the time of his victory over Phocis, Athens, and their allies in 346, prepared to proclaim himself the champion of a United Greece against the barbarians.
** Cambridge History of Iran, p. 421
* After fighting, scheming and murdering in pursuit of the secure tenure of absolute power, he found himself at last on a lonely pinnacle over an abyss, with no use for his power and security unattainable. His genius was such that he ended an epoch and began another - but one of unceasing war and misery, from which exhaustion produced an approach to order after two generations and peace at last under the Roman Empire. He himself never found peace. One is tempted to see him, in medieval terms, as the man who sold his soul to the Devil for power: the Devil kept his part of the bargain but ultimately claimed his own. But to the historian, prosaically such allegory, we must put it differently: to him, when he has done all the work - work that must be done, and done carefully - of analysing the play of faction and the system of government, Alexander illustrates with startling clarity the ultimate loneliness of supreme power.
** Studies in Greek and Roman History, Alexander the Great and the Loneliness of Power, 1964 p. 204
# Domestic violence in Pakistan

Domestic violence in Pakistan is an endemic social and public health problem.

## Quotes

* The vast majority of victims of domestic violence in Pakistan (including those who are victims of attempted honor killings) have no way of getting legal protection .
** Encyclopedia of Domestic Violence - Page 211 Nicky Ali Jackson · 2007
* In fact , the state's response to domestic violence in Pakistan is so minimal and cases of intrafamily violence are so rarely addressed in any way by the criminal justice system ....
** Crime Or Custom?: Violence Against Women in Pakistan - Page 30 Samya Burney · 1999
* Domestic violence in Pakistan is seldom recognized as a crime. Socially and officially it is viewed as a private, internal, family matter, which should not be interfered with.
** Honour Killing in the Second Decade of the 21st Century - Page 41 Shahnaz Shoro · 2017
* Domestic violence in Pakistan is widespread and is often linked to men's disappointment with the dowry they receive or displeasure with the way in which their wives behave.
** Gendering the International Asylum and Refugee Debate: ... J. Freedman · 2015
# Domenico Sorrentino

Domenico Sorrentino (16 May 1948 –) is an Italian Catholic prelate and the current Bishop of Assisi-Nocera Umbra-Gualdo Tadino.

## Quotes

* When we speak of stripping, we speak of our God. It is a biblical perspective, spelled out in the letter to the Philippians which says God stripped himself. When we speak of this, we speak of the core of our faith which St. Francis wanted to express and imitate.
** Interview: Assisi archbishop on the pope’s new encyclical and devotion to St. Francis (October 1, 2020)