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Titolo: la famosa storia di chi getta la prima pietra

http://www.nytimes.com/2001/03/10/arts/10PROF.html
Caro professor Said, che sei gandhiano quanto il nano di Arcore, (che
pure lui sostiene di esserlo), vedi un po' di andartene affanculo. 
E porta con te i tuoi ammiratori. 

 
  a., per leggere quel che hai linkato dovrei registrarmi a sto cazzo
  di nyt, e non mi va di farlo. potresti per favore fare un po' di
  c&p?

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March 10, 2001 
A Stone's Throw in Lebanon Is a Freudian Slip in Vienna
By DINITIA SMITH
The Freud Society of Vienna has canceled a lecture by Edward Said, the
Palestinian- American professor, after members saw a photograph of him
poised to hurl a stone at an Israeli guardhouse last July at the
Lebanese border, said Johann August Schülein, the society's president.
Mr. Said was invited last August to give the speech, on Freud's
fascination with the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Palestine and
Greece, on May 6, the anniversary of Freud's birth. But on Feb. 5 Mr.
Schülein wrote to Mr. Said, a strong champion of Palestinian causes,
and canceled the invitation because of "the political development in
the Middle East and the consequences expected
In a telephone interview from Vienna, Mr. Schülein said, "A lot of
members of our society told us they can't accept that we have invited
an engaged Palestinian who also throws stones against Israeli
soldiers." 
Mr. Said's action drew some sharp criticism last summer. Mr. Said said
he was having a stone-throwing contest with his son and called it a
"symbolic gesture of joy" at the end of Israel's occupation of
Lebanon.
"It was a pebble," Mr. Said said this week. "There was nobody there.
The guardhouse was at least half a mile away."
He called the cancellation of his speech outrageous. "Freud was
hounded out of Vienna because he was a Jew," he said. "Now I am
hounded out because I'm a Palestinian."
Mr. Said is a professor of English and comparative literature at
Columbia University. Its provost and dean of faculties, Jonathan R.
Cole, has defended Mr. Said's right to free speech.
Several prominent psychoanalysts have written to the society
protesting the cancellation, calling it "contrary to the spirit of
psychoanalytic understanding and dialogue." They include Jonathan
Lear, an American; André Green and Julia Kristeva in Paris; and Adam
Phillips in England.
Learning of the cancellation by the Vienna group, the Freud Museum in
London has invited Mr. Said to deliver his talk there, and he said he
plans to do so.
Mr. Schülein said that a majority of the society's 18 board members,
who include psychoanalysts and representatives from finance and
politics, voted to withdraw the invitation, but he would not give the
exact vote. He said the society acted out of concern for the anxieties
of Austria's few remaining Jews in a climate of pro-Nazi and
anti-immigration statements by Jörg Haider, the former leader of the
extreme-right Freedom Party in Austria's ruling coalition. 
"Anti-Semitism hasn't stopped with World War II and the Nazis," Mr.
Schülein said. "It has become more dangerous since the Haider party
coalition has grown to a mighty force in Austrian politics."
"Lots of Jews fear a situation when xenophobia and anti-Semitism will
grow, and will come to a situation where they fear they have to leave
the country again," he said. Before World War II there were some
190,000 Jews in Vienna; only 5,000 to 10,000 are there now.
"The majority decided to cancel the Freud lecture to avoid an internal
clash," Mr. Schülein said. He said he had argued against the decision,
adding, "I deeply regret that this has been done to Professor Said." 
(se ti registri al sito puoi vedere la foto del pacifista Said che
lancia pacificamente una pietra)

 Palestinian- American professor
 I have not understood there a cazzo !
--
ciao
Oscar
"Non sono abbastanza giovane per sapere tutto"
 J.M. Barrie

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1. grazie per il c&p
2. said prof. Said, e' un po' come il subc. fausto che si fa
   fotografare a cavallo, sfotterlo e tirare innanzi mi sembrerebbe
   abbastanza, cancellarne la conferenza e' un altro segno dei tempi
   di misera ferocia
ps: l'8o nano e' ghandiano? minchia che rridere!

  di nyt, e non mi va di farlo. 
   il pigro giacomo

ps: l'8o nano e' ghandiano? minchia che rridere!
una volta disse di esserlo. minchia che ridere davvero.

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      e' _anche_ una questione di principio

      e' _anche_ una questione di principio
non solo di enigmistica