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Idioms # 12/Paccottiglia

Sell junk, junk erudition, producing works of art are nothing but junk, luxury junk ... Where is this word that we hear so often used?

it probably derives from the English pacotilla (from paquete , perhaps from French paquet ), although it seems attested in English only at the end of the eighteenth sec. Designate, in origin, the tax-free goods that had embarked the captain, crew or passengers of a ship in order to have trade staff in the colonial markets of distant lands ( "pacotilles pour objet d'échanges avec les sauvages" , A. Daudet). So, metaphorically, the goods of poor quality, low value, vulgar, in bad taste, in art and literature works of little value, "trade", and the miscellany of everyday objects that filled the small or middle-class housing and the shops of junk dealers.

is worth remembering also that package (from Br., paquet or pacquet ), appears in Italian as a diminutive of pack (object or group of related objects or held together by a wrap), although it precedes, derived from the French paquet (from the pacque ) in turn from the Dutch pak (bale of wool?).

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Madeleines de Commercy

With the autumn are back madeleines, small sweet and noble tradition. Their history?

Stanislaus Leszczy ński, exiled king of Poland, Duke of Lorraine , had established his residence in Commercy and Luneville (with a beautiful courtyard and a vibrant cultural life). In 1755 at a celebration held in 1755 in Castle Commercy, one of the attendants, Madeleine Paulmier, had prepared a traditional sweet dessert of the place (made from flour, eggs, sugar and butter ), the original form of a shell, in which the King gave the name of Madeleine de Commercy. Being the daughter of Stanislaus, Leszczy ńska Maria, Queen of France, wife of Louis XV from 1725, the sweet reached the halls of Versailles and, later, one of the pastry chefs will Stanislaus began commercial production is in its form authentic, come down to us. Another moment of fame for madeleines was what they had for the inauguration of the railway Paris-Strasbourg (1852) by Napolone III, when the imperial court in Commercy stopped for lunch, where they towered as a typical product of the place.

Another tradition links the madeleines origin of the pilgrimage to Saint-Jacques de Compostella (around the ninth century.) Opportunity for a girl named Madeleine, of offer the pilgrims this cake (molded in the shell Saint-Jacques, emblem of the pilgrimage). The two stories, however, can not be in conflict if, as mentioned, the cake prepared by Paulmier was already in the tradition of the place.

But the fame of madelaines is indisputably linked to Recherche Proust. Marcel, a famous page in the book, he speaks as an example of "involuntary memory, triggered by" these short and sweet plump calling Petites madelaines and who seem molded in the fluted valve of a "scallop" '. The taste of a madeleine back to childhood in Combray Proust: the memories of that time seemed broken down, nothing survived, "the forms - including that of the small shell of pastry, so fat sensual under its severe and pious pleating - had disappeared; but then thanks to that taste, he, in the coincidence of past and present, escapes the transience of time and can sense the essence of things. The "resurrection" of Cambray thus allows it to start "the pious pilgrimage in search of lost time and truth, a route that - unlike what happened in the Middle Ages - does not involve any mortification sensitivity, but rather enhances its value. Devoted and sensual, therefore, a paradox is only apparent in extreme condensation which contains the meaning of the book "(from a comment by Alberto Beretta Anguissola the side of Swann ).

Our poor children did not know madeleines to recall, but the richest maturity makes us go back to reading Proust. It is no small thing: he had the same Proust, said that "life finally rediscovered and illuminated, the single life, therefore, fully lived, is literature"?

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# 3/Eliade on time and wasting time

"Rarely can you live in a more surprising, more fertile, and in moments when you lose your time. In fact, only then can you truly feel, in other cases only plays to make a reply or for complete information. [...] This happy is a complete waste of time opening a completely empty (in Oceanography, cit. Coulianu in IP, Mircea Eliade, Assisi, Cittadella Ed, 1978).
an empty time, every time, has the value a do laundry for the mind (to use an expression of my Master Ichishima) and that's fine, but then what? And you?

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Idioms # 11/Nostalgie tripartite

Nostalgia for the tripartite division of space (which is close to me that I speak or write, next to you to whom I speak or write, away from both), which corrisondono three groups of adjectives (demonstrative) and adverbs (place).

grammars remind us, in fact, that this , CODEST / Him, one are used to designate properties located respectively near the speaker, the listener, far from both. Example: When I leave this house will come to your house, but MISUSE I will be limited, not like I could stay in one of your brother.

If here and here refer to a place closer to the speaker and less near or far from the listener, standest and costs (with compounds costassù and costaggiù ) refer to a place away from the speaker, but close to the listener, giving, preferably standest a place on time, cost area without precise definition, there and there refer instead to a place away from the speaker and listener. Examples: I will come to you and when I standest we have dinner together, then we will go beyond where we were last year. - I'll come when I'm in Italy and costs will visit many museums. - Silence costassù! - What you doing? And in these two verses of Dante are together representatives of two classes: And what if 'there, you soul, from these parties, who are dead.