this morning, thanks to his friend Francesco Bellu journalist, I read the new 'obviousness' L'Espresso Sardinia ...
An article by Maria Simonetti explaining to the reader "How cool Sardinia" and how " For years the island's culture was seen as peripheral. Today has broken this taboo." , especially after the award winning Campiello by Michela Murgia, the success of Canalis and two kids [sound very skilled in the art, especially when compared, in my opinion, Francesco Paolo Fresu or Demuru or Maria Carta] in the same age as little accustomed to music education is fainting with applause.
mix 'cool' s a bit strange to put together Michela Murgia (with an extraordinary book that gave voice to a feminine ancestral) , the daughter of the 'Grand Master ' Cossiga, Elizabeth of which all women are envious and valets of the Italian star system, no?
of sardines trying to export "culture of Sardinia" (concedetemelo, but to do this job) I would prefer to remember other things that the island was 'COOL', it's cool, and maybe ... it will be cool ... Just consider
Sardinia
read, observe
,
know
and especially to respect it.
taboos of being second class are distant memories in time, dear lady Simonetti!
prefer that Sardinia was 'Cool' because cultural home and birthplace of a woman like Grazia Deledda, the second woman in the world to receive a Nobel Prize for Literature, winners of the 11 women in the world ...
was cool because I'd rather have given birth, even here cultural, to a man such as Antonio Gramsci and so on ... If
in 1926 received the Nobel Grazia Deledda no taboo, much less then what should think your dear Eleanor of Arborea ...
Ms. Simonetti, maybe she does not remember, but I think that Sardinia is 'cool' since already in 1394, the Giudicessa (a woman) Eleanor of Arborea updated the code of laws of his father Mariano IV and gave birth in LA Carte de Logue, an early example of the Constitution al mondo, un codice di leggi scritto in lingua sarda e che al capitolo 21...riporta
" " Volemus et ordinamus qui si alcuno homini levarit per forza muleri coyada, o ver alcuna atera femina qui esseret iurada, o isponxelarit alcuna virgini per forza, et de•ssas secundas causas esseret legitimamenti binquido, siat iuygado qui paghit pro sa coyada liras .D.; et si non paghat infra dies .XV. de c'at esser iuygadu, siat illi segadu uno pee pro modu qui•llu perdat. Et pro sa bagadia siat iuygadu qui paghit liras .CC., et siat anchu tenudo pro levarela pro mugere, si est senza maridu, e plaquiat a sa femina; et si non la levat pro mugere, siat anchu tentu pro coyarela secundu sa conditioni de sa femina, et issa qualidadi • ssu de homini. Et cussas causas ISSU not to podet faghire dies. XV. de c'at be iuygadu, SIAT illustrated Segado s'unu ties to modu lu que perdat. Et pro knows virgins paguit et sa similar penalty is not paid adi dae hui seguint illustrate a pee, ut supra "or
" We want and we order that if any man took by force a married woman, or any other woman who is promised (bride), or rape of a virgin, and that for the last two situations, one can legitimately feel, is ordered to pay five hundred francs for the married, and if you do not pay within fifteen days of sentencing, both the cut off a foot so that it loses. And for the unmarried is condemned to pay two hundred pounds, and is also obliged to marry her, if she has no husband (?) and fit (the man who raped her), and if the bride is obliged to marry her (to provide the dowry) according to the social status of women and men (which, hopefully, marry her). And if you can not fulfill these conditions within fifteen days of the conviction, is the cut off one foot, so that it loses. And the Virgin will pay the same amount, and if does not have to pay him a foot hubs, as above.
Excuse me, excuse me and Mrs. Jack, but for me a thing, written in 1394 is VERY coooool ...
coolest sharing a thalamus with Mr. George Nescafe or tears in the Sanremo Festival!!
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