Feature 1146 · "Italian" token recurrence

1industry and highly industrialized agriculture at the periphery, provisionally reserving for the center so-called postindustrial activities (automation, electronics, information technologies, the conquest of space, overarma-ment, etc.), the more it installs peripheral zones of underdevelopment inside the center, internal Third Worlds, internal Souths. “Masses” of the population are abandoned to erratic work (subcontracting, temporary work, or work in the underground economy), and their official subsistence is assured only by State allocations and wages subject to interruption. It is to the credit of thinkers like Antonio Negri to have formulated, on the basis of the exemplary case of Italy, the theory of this internal margin, which tends increasingly to merge the students with the emarginati.[614] These phenomena confirm the difference between the new machinic enslavement and classical subjection. For subjection remained centered on labor and involved a bipolar organization, property-labor, bourgeoisie-proletariat

2attachment, namely, what he calls: “the intuition of Being”. He speaks in this connection of “philosophical Eros”, and in truth I do not have to repudiate - with what I put forward before you about desire - the use of such a term. But its use on this occasion – namely, in order, in the name of the philosophy of Being, to hope for the renaissance, correlatively with the development of modern science, of a philosophy of nature - is part of an Eros it seems to me that can only be situated in the register of Italian comedy!…(laughter). This in no way prevents, of course, that in passing, while taking one‟s distance and repudiating it, there being highlighted some remarks, more than one, and in truth throughout the book some sharp, and pertinent remarks, concerning what is

3t l e rê ve : l a not i on ¶ de sch i z o n oi a '. In Le .- rê ve .e t ..l a . p s ych .a n a l .y se , e d i t e d b y Re n e ' ¶ La fo r gu e . P a ri s: N . Ma l oi n e , 1 9 2 6 ¶ JL Italian Note 1973 CG Trans1 05/09 ¶ ITALIAN NOTE Jacques Lacan1 ¶ In the way it presents itself, the Italian group has on its side the fact that it is three-legged (tripode). This may be enough to ensure that we can establish ourselves on it To act as the centre of psychoanalytic discourse, it is time to put it to the test: usage will decide on its equilibrium.

4<bos> real. Other art forms that play with simulacra include Trompe l'oeil, Pop Art, Italian neorealism and the French New Wave. ¶ == Philosophy ==

5entire set of linguistic categories and definitions,” even though it is still entirely within the purview of the theory of enunciation or language.[103] The order-word is precisely that variable that makes the word as such an enunciation. The instantaneousness of the order-word, its immediacy, gives it a power of variation in relation to the bodies to which the transformation is attributed. ¶ Pragmatics is a politics of language. A study such as Jean-Pierre Faye’s on the constitution of Nazi statements in the German social field is in this respect exemplary (and cannot be directly transferred to the constitution of Fascist statements in Italy). Transformational research of this kind is concerned with the variation of the order-words and noncorporeal attributes linked to social bodies and effectuating immanent acts. We may take as another example, under different conditions, the formation of a properly Leninist type of statement in Soviet Russia, basing ourselves on a

6is also something that appears to be of a kind to suggest the whole foundation of relationships in ancient society. ¶ Towards what will this comedy evolve? ¶ http://www.lacaninireland.com <0x0C>18.12.57 (7) 97 ¶ Towards the new comedy, and what is this new comedy? The new comedy is something that shows us people committed in general in the most fascinated and stubborn fashion, to some metonymical object. All the human types of every kind are encountered there. There are the lustful, the characters that one will later rediscover in Italian comedy, characters defined by a certain relationship to an object, and around whom pivot all the new comedy, that which goes from Menander to our own day, around something which is substituted for the eruption of sex which is love, then there is love named as such, the love that we will

7take my first example in the paper given by Bobon at the last Antwerp Congress on the phenomenon of expression - with what at the end of its branches? That which for a schizophrenic fills the role that the wolves play in the case of the borderline that the Wolfman is. Here, a signifier, it is beyond the branches of the tree that the schizophrenic in question writes the formula of his secret: "Io sono sempre vista", namely something that she had never been able to say up to then "I am always seen". Here again I must pause in order to make you see that in Italian as in French, vista has an ambiguous meaning, it is not only a past participle, it is also sight with its two meanings subjective and objective, the function of sight and the fact of being seen, as one says the sight of a landscape, the one which is taken there as an

8<bos>book is not a classic. You find in the Reisebilder a passage in the Italian section on the Baths of Lucca, and it is there that with this indescribable character Hirsch-Hyacinth, about whose attributes I hope I will have the time to tell you something, it is in speaking with him that he obtains the declaration, that he had had the honour of treating the corns of the great Rothschild, Nathan the Wise, and that at the time he, Hirsch-Hyacinth, thought himself an important man because, while he was paring his corns, he thought that Nathan the Wise was thinking of all the courtiers that he would be sending to kings, and that if he, Hirsch-Hyacinth, pared his corns a bit too closely there would result an irritation in the upper regions, that would make Nathan too cut more deeply into the hide of the kings.

9only by linguists. ¶ == Botticelli - Boltraffio - Trafoi == ¶ One important ingredient in Freud's analysis was the North-Italian village Trafoi where he received the message of the suicide of one of his patients, struggling with sexual problems. Without Trafoi the substitute Boltraffio rhyming to it would be incomprehensible. Freud links Trafoi to the theme 'death and sexuality', a theme preceding the word finding problem in a conversation Freud had during a trip by train through Bosnia-Herzegowina. ¶ The second important ingredient in Freud's analysis is the extraction of an Italian word signor from the forgotten name Signorelli. Herr, the German counterpart of Signor, is then linked to Herzegowina and the word Herr occurring, as Freud tells us, in the conversation. ¶ Freud denies the relevance of the content of the frescos. Nevertheless psychoanalysts have pursued their investigations particularly

10<bos>“Both my wife and I were artists, and we felt very strongly that it was feeding our egos. Art, art exhibitions, and the consequences of being accepted and successful are incredible food for your ego, which is the Sufi's enemy. The final straw was when we went to Rome to visit a friend, a sculptor, and there was a very pretty young girl there whom my friend introduced me to. And she was so adoring to me. She said, "Ohhh, I know you. I love your art." She was completely praising me, and I saw the ego suddenly rise up and say, "Aha! This beautiful, spiritual girl is telling you that you are a great artist." So I said, "Oh, my God! That's it. It's over." I hit the ego on the head and decided I was finished with it all. ¶ == Sufi == ¶ In 197

11<bos>I spoke somewhere, specifically in my Rome report, about what I designated as being backed up against the wall of language. Nothing is more difficult than to bring the obsessional to the point of being backed up against the wall of his desire. Because there is something which I do not know whether it has really been highlighted and which nevertheless is a very illuminating point, I will take it up in order to illuminate the term of which you know I have already made one use, the term introduced by Jones in a fashion whose ambiguities I have marked, aphanisis, disappearance - as you know this is the meaning of the word in Greek - disappearance of desire. ¶ People have never it seems to me highlighted this thing which is so simple, and so tangible in the stories of the obsessional, especially in his efforts when he is on a certain path of autonomous research, of self-analysis

12is not simply a religion, but an entire way of life, an adherence to a history and a civilization, has a good chance to become a gigantic powder keg, at the level of hundreds of millions of men... Indeed, it is also important to recognize that the demand for the 'legitimate rights of the Palestinian people' hardly stirred the Arab peoples. What it be if this cause encompassed the dynamism of an Islamic movement, something much stronger than those with a Marxist, Leninist, or Maoist character? (“A Powder Keg Called Islam”) ¶ During his two trips to Iran, Foucault was commissioned as a special correspondent of a leading Italian newspaper and his articles appeared on the front page of that paper. His many essays on Iran, published in the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, only appeared in French in 1994 and then in English in 2005. These essays caused some controversy, with some commentators arguing that Foucault was

13the o-object as consequence. But to mention gay science is also to evoke Nietzsche‘s (<0xE2><0x80><0x97>Gay knowledge‘. He denounces Hegel‘s ideal of science, which (70) presupposes consciousness (with which precisely the Phenomenology of the spirit begins). Because consciousness – which is not far from our <0xE2><0x80><0x97>meaning-relationship‘ – is for Nietzsche a pure reactive force and therefore properly speaking sad. <0xE2><0x80><0x97>The will to power‘, the affirmation as ex-sistence, gay sçavoir, fröliche Wissenschaft, the gaya scienza borrowed from the Provençal of the Middle Ages, thus subverts Hegelian Wissenschaft, which, for Nietzsche, could not be gay because it began with consciousness. Lacan‘s path diverts the sad discourse of the master. Science without consciousness ought to ruin the soul, strip the soul

14, the Slovenian Littoral where Žižek's mother came from, was subjected to the Fascist repression of Slovene minority in Italy (1920-1947) for 20 years during the forced Italianization period, and later during the Fascist occupation of the Province of Ljubljana, the Italian war crimes committed against civil population were not symbolically and legally processed, only the German ones were processed in the Nuremberg Trials, because the British government prevented extradition of the Italian colonial war criminals to Yugoslavia, Greece and Ethiopia, since Pietro Badoglio, who was also on the list, was seen by British as a guarantee of an anti-communist post-war Italy. The Province of Ljubljana saw the deportation of 25.000 people, which equaled 7.5% of the total population. The operation, one of the most drastic in the Europe, filled up many Fascist Italian concentration camps, such as

15is what the analyst must at least have made him sense. If he is not fired with enthusiasm for it, there may well have been an analysis, but no chance of an analyst. This is ¶ 3 http://www.lacaninireland.com <0x0C>JL Italian Note 1973 CG Trans1 05/09 ¶ what my newly minted passe often illustrates: enough for the passeurs to disgrace themselves by leaving things undecided, for want of which the case falls foul of a polite refusal of his candidature. This will have a different import in the Italian group, if it follows me in this affair. For in the Ecole de Paris, there is no trouble despite all that. The analyst only being authorised by himself, his mistake is passed on to the passeurs and the performance continues to general bon heur, touched however by depression. What

16-29] Subject: Re: PALab posting Modern Language center ¶ Apparently the Modern Language Center at King's is giving free language courses to PhDs, if it has a research value. ¶ I am signing off on Assel's learning French tomorrow. I will be in my office at 2pm to sign her form and can sign anyone else's as well. ¶ Basically, I can approve * French for anyone involved in QoS and/or MDA * German for anyone involved in requirements analysis, HCI, enthnography, MDA, formal methods, logic, type theory and/or QoS. * Italian for anyone doing type theory. ¶ Ask Assel for more details about the scheme. ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman ¶ Hi Iman, ¶ This is a web-link for free language classes (French) http://www.kcl.ac.uk/content/1/c6/05

17:30 - let me know if you want to come then .... ¶ Apparently the Modern Language Center at King's is giving free language courses to PhDs, if it has a research value. ¶ I am signing off on Assel's learning French tomorrow. I will be in my office at 2pm to sign her form and can sign anyone else's as well. ¶ Basically, I can approve * French for anyone involved in QoS and/or MDA * German for anyone involved in requirements analysis, HCI, enthnography, MDA, formal methods, logic, type theory and/or QoS. * Italian for anyone doing type theory. ¶ Ask Assel for more details about the scheme. ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman ¶ Hi Iman, ¶ This is a web-link for free language classes (French) http://www.kcl.ac.uk/content/1/c6/05

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19<bos>[email to Akzhalova, Assel, 2008-07-23] Subject: <no subject> ¶ Dear Assel, ¶ Can you please send (maybe as a .zip bundle) ALL your references on dynamic, reconfigurable architectures to our part-time PhD student, Nickolas Tang? ¶ His email is: Nickolas Tang <nickolas.tang@kcl.ac.uk> ¶ In particular, send him the stuff by the Italians on GA's for reconfiguring WS architectures. But I believe you've got some more papers on this topic -- not just the dynamic programming stuff, but also the Lancaster stuff etc. ¶ Please send this ASAP. ¶ Best ¶ Iman ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph.D. Team Leader The Predictable Assembly Laboratory Department of Computer Science King's College London,

20Wahid suggests. He is a vital figure whose teachings were able to regenerate the beneficial and complimentary attributes between East and West and are an example of perennial sacred wisdom in the last century ¶ The launch of the book coincides with United Nations "World Harmony Interfaith Week". It inspires interfaith dialogue as well as a deeper consideration of the intellectual challenges we face as Muslim believers living in the West and with modernity. ¶ The talk will be followed by Q&A and time to mingle over tea and biscuits. ¶ *The **speaker*: ¶ Abd al-Wahid Pallavicini was born in Milan in 1926; he converted to Islam on January 7, 1951, assuming the same Islamic name as the French metaphysician René Guénon just when the latter was dying in Cairo. For many years he lived in the East, where he received autho

21many of these customs. New Englanders especially were won over by this friendly, charming way. One by one the best of the old traditions were lovingly studied, revived, and made common practice. Catholics and Protestants alike united in a sincere effort to restore the beauties of a truly Christian celebration of the Nativity. ¶ The original Latin names for Christmas are Festum Nativitatis Domini Nostri Jesu Christi (The Feast of the Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ) and the shorter Dies Natalis Domini (The Birthday of the Lord). From these names most nations obtained their popular terms for the Christmas feast: Il Natale in Italy, La Navidad in Spain, Natal in Portugal, Nadal in southern France, Nadolig in Wales (and probably the Gaelic Nollaig as well). The Greek Genethlia means “Nativity,” as do the names for Christmas in Hungarian (Karacsony) and in most of the Slavic languages: Bo

22` twins. - `qwen3-asr-flash-2026-02-10` (audio URL in a `messages` content block, returns text + detected language + emotion) · `qwen3-omni-*` / `qwen3-s2s-flash-realtime` (speech-to-speech). - ~24 built-in voices (Cherry, Serena, Vincent "raspy smoky", Eldric Sage, Arthur, Neil…). ## Two hard limits 1. **NO ARABIC.** `language_type` accepts only chinese/english/german/italian/portuguese/spanish/japanese/korean/french/russian/auto. With `auto`, Arabic script is read as pseudo-English gibberish — round-tripped through ASR, "وَالبَرْزَخُ بَيْنَنَا شَاهِدٌ" came back

23isano, Francesco, 2010-12-17] Subject: Re: 172 Eclipse plugin - Masters project. ¶ Sounds like you might be the best candidate can you come to my office at 3pm monday to discuss? Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device ¶ Date: Fri, 17 Dec 2010 16:59:15 To: iman.poernomo@gmail.com<IMAN.POERNOMO@GMAIL.COM> Subject: 172 Eclipse plugin - Masters project. ¶ Hello Iman, ¶ I am interested in the following topic for my masters thesis. ¶ 172 - free [IHP-5] Eclipse plug-in for instrumentation generation ¶ Has there been a lot of interest in this topic. I understand students have already been asking around for various topics. I have

24<bos>[email to correspondent, 2009-09-10] Subject: Re: tuscany apache ¶ [correspondent]: Hi Iman, ¶ I will have a look at it but last time I tried to turn it on, it didn't switch on - (this was last week I think). ¶ Prior to that, It had been off for a few months because of noise and lack of usage. ¶ Regards, ¶ Gbolahan -- p: Gbolahan Williams ¶ On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 17:34, Iman Poernomo <iman.poernomo@gmail.com> wrote: Hi guys, ¶ Gbolahan, can you help Assel with the server? I haven¹t used it myself in ages, but last time I connected it worked fine. ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman ¶ On

25ernomo [iman.poernomo@gmail.com] Sent: 23 July 2008 14:03 To: Akzhalova, Assel Cc: Tang, Nickolas Subject: <no subject> ¶ Dear Assel, ¶ Can you please send (maybe as a .zip bundle) ALL your references on dynamic, reconfigurable architectures to our part-time PhD student, Nickolas Tang? ¶ His email is: Nickolas Tang <nickolas.tang@kcl.ac.uk> ¶ In particular, send him the stuff by the Italians on GA's for reconfiguring WS architectures. But I believe you've got some more papers on this topic -- not just the dynamic programming stuff, but also the Lancaster stuff etc. ¶ Please send this ASAP. ¶ Best ¶ Iman ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph

26ripped! Do you, like, live here at the gym or something? **Deepak:** Ah, well, I must confess my absconding here is merely occasional. One does what one can to maintain a semblance of... physical decorum. **Essex Girl:** Decorum! Love that! You talk real fancy. Bet you'd look even fancier sipping cocktails by the pool in Ibiza. Ever thought about a holiday there? You and me, maybe? **Deepak:** Ibiza? Oh, well, that’s rather kind of you, but my summer is usually earmarked for the quieter coasts... perhaps a touch of the Amalfi for solitude and reflection. **Essex Girl:** Amalfi? Get out! But imagine the parties in Ibiza though! You, me, dancing all night under the stars? Could be well lush. **Deepak:** Dancing? Oh, I’m rather more attuned to the ballet than... ah, nightclubs. The stars

27<bos>[email to Maribel Fernandez, 2008-07-01] Subject: Interested in joining me in an ERASMUS proposal? ¶ Dear Maribel, ¶ Might you be interested in joining me on an ERASMUS proposal with the University of Milan? The idea of these grants is to provide funding for exchange of PhDs and academics between universities. I am doing this with Mario Onaghi and Alberto Momigliano. You might know Alberto -- he's very good, originally in logical frameworks, but does a lot of stuff in the general programming semantics area -- currently working at Edinburgh but shortly moving back to Milan. ¶ The actual scope of collaboration appears to be very general, and there is no commitment for you to go to Milan itself, unless some research arises that would take you or your PhDs' interest. ¶ But adding your name to the proposal would significantly strengthen it!

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290)7791780819 * Email: Georgios.Tsaramirsis@Accenture.com <mailto:Georgios.Tsaramirsis@Accenture.com> ¶ This message is for the designated recipient only and may contain privileged, proprietary, or otherwise private information. If you have received it in error, please notify the sender immediately and delete the original. Any other use of the email by you is prohibited. ¶ Dear George, ¶ Let¹s discuss this Italian paper first, as it now represents the current status of our transformation work. I didn¹t really finish it properly, as the deadline was Friday, but I made some good progress on improving it. ¶ I realised we can¹t talk sensibly about this stuff without using Deontic logic, so have replaced OCL with a Deontic-Normative semantics. Speaking as a

30. Basically he was able to "shrink" the "space" that surrounded him into a kind of apex that everything else funneled into, so that, effectively (visually, physically and psychically) he appeared like a dot to me -- what some folk call the "microdot". He became infinitesimal, or warped my perception to be infinitesimal, like a limiting point. ¶ The extraordinary thing was -- he then utilize that routine to "become" a spectrum of different entities. ¶ One entity I remember in particular was -- he transformed, bodily, into Alessandro Volta, the 18th century Italian physicist -- and talked to me about electricity in general and "the waveform" in specifically. The waveform underlies all of this talk of molecular and molar -- it's the divine breath, the exchange of energy between the mother goddess and the father god, the allat/allah relation, the