Drinking coffee in a cafe and thinking about identity, as one does, I suddenly remembered
Augustine and Identity, one of the ten comic strips in my
Small Packages series. That was over thirty years ago and nothing's changed, I'm still asking the same questions. Don't know if that's good or bad but here's that strip.
5 comments:
Hello Augustine,
So many wonderful questions but would you like to know what I think ?
Your identity hasn’t changed to what it always was ……..your past memories as they become part of who you are !
By the way I have just finished eating yet another beautiful juicy apple.
Best wishes
Hello Natalie!
My name is Fernanda Bitencourt. I work at Editora Poliedro Ltda (Publishing House), located in São José dos Campos, São Paulo – Brazil.
We're publishing a schoolbook and we would like to reproduce the text bellow:
Portuguese error
When the Portuguese arrived
In pouring rain
They clothed the Indian
What a shame!
Had it been a sunny morning
The Indian would have stripped
What is the best e-mail to communicate and formalize the order?
Kindest regards.
Fernanda P.S.V. Bitencourt
Iconographic Researcher
fernanda.vilella@sistemapoliedro.com.br
Hi Natalie,
I’ m going to use the comic strip you posted as an intro to our philosophical conversations topic on Identity when we cover it as part of my zoom philosophical discussion group. Thanks for posting it. Best wishes
Hello LIndsay, sorry for my lateness in replying! As I get so few comments to my posts here, I rarely look in anymore. But I duplicate all of my Blaugustine blog posts to my Facebook page where I get much more feedback, which is quite important to me. Why not visit me and comment over there? Here is the link:
https://www.facebook.com/natdarb
If you then send me a 'friend request' I'll accept of course! Are you already on Facebook?
Hope your discussion group enjoyed my Augustine identity exploration!
Hello Fernanda, boa noite!
Sorry for my lateness. I have no rights whatsoever regarding the text you quoted and don't know who wrote it or where it was published. You must have made a mistake in asking me about it since I have no connection with it. Perhaps you could check via Google to find its author and publisher. Best wishes, Natalie
The lines belong to Oswald de Andrade, in case anyone's still looking. Re: facebook...back when FB became available to those other than students, people in my circle embraced it as a a business networking tool (this was before LinkedIn came along). It wasn't until i'd collected 1,000+ FB friends that i realized my mistake. engaging with FB was like trying to handle a fire hose with the valves wide open. Even restricting the volume to messages from ~150 friends only, ir's still overwhelming. How do you manage it?
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