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Bakongod ehk kongod. Kongo skulptuur on vaieldamatult Aafrika üks realistlikumaid. Sarnaselt bembedele kaunistavad ka nemad oma kujusid hõimutunnuseid kandvate sisselõigetega. Aga mitte ainult: samasuguseid sisselõikeid lasid endale teha ka kongo naised eesmärgiga end kaunimaks muuta. Kongod on 2 kuulsad oma nkisi'de ehk naeltega kaetud kultusesemete, fetish'ite poolest. (Sõna fetish, eesti keeles fetis tuleb muide portugalikeelsest sõnast feitiço, viimane omakorda ladinakeelsest sõnast factitius, tähendades `inimkäega valmistatut'.) Maagilised ained, mis on peidetud kujutatava olendi - olgu selleks olendiks inimene või loom - pähe või kõhtu, täidavad kahekordset funktsiooni: nad toimivad ühtaegu nii ähvardusena, saates välja needust ja halba jõudu, kui ka kaitsjana oma omaniku suhtes.
In Wiesel's words: "It emphasized theories instead of values, concepts rather than human beings, abstraction rather than consciousness, answers instead of questions, ideology and efficiency rather than conscience." The same could be said of the way our education has prepared us to think about the natural world. It is a matter of no small consequence that the only people who have lived sustainably on the planet for any length of time could not read, or, like the Amish, do not make a fetish of reading. My point is simply that education is no guarantee of decency, prudence, or wisdom. More of the same kind of education will only compound our problems. This is not an argument for ignorance, but rather a statement that the worth of education must now be measured against the standards of decency and human survival - the issues now looming so large before us in the decade of the 1990s and beyond. It is not education that will save us, but education of a certain kind.
do at all. This great variety of defects will become philosophically important later on. In particular, now that we have recognized that some speech acts are acts of stating, asserting, and the like, we see that falsity is one common besetting defect of such acts; a regulative rule regarding acts of that class is that what is said should be true. Austin complains at length that philosophers are obsessed with "the true false fetish," the misguided idea that truth-value is all that matters in speech. In particular, we often mistake other kinds of infelicities for falsity; when we hear a sentence that is somehow defective, we tend to assume, fallaciously, that the sentence is not true. (In chapter 13 we shall scout two instances of this fallacy.) There are many ways in which utterances can go wrong--badly Speech acts and illocutionary force 151 wrong--without being false
Here's how the storage facility website sells the "donation" process: He [the donor/storer] is then shown to a private room where he can collect his specimen in a provided sterile cup. About as sexy as lethal injection, right? Well, upon arrival, there were surprises in store. I was led to a cornucopia of porn DVDs around a secret corner. Right in front of a bunch of female lab technicians looking awkward. There was something for everyone in this motley selection. Blind juggler fetish? It would've been there. No expense was spared in covering all bases. I grabbed a few titles (I'll spare you the names) and headed to a small white room with a sliding door. I followed the lead of a quiet male Asian assistant in a white lab coat. He looked at his feet and departed with "Please wash your hands when you nish." I didn't expect a call the next day. The den of clinical sin was about the size of a hotel bathroom, with a paper sheetcovered cot on the oor (yeah, baby
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