Samizu Matsuki, English entries in her Japanese diaries 1976-1977

English entries  by Samizu (17 pages )  within her 94 page  1976 -1977 otherwise Japanese diary.  (Some pages have only a single English phrase within Japanese text)

 Nearly all these are quotations by or about  important thinkers from Ruth Benedict, Alexander Blok, John Steinbeck, Anton Chekov,  Janko,  Andreyev 






-=================================================================

 ALEXANDER BLOK:



===========================================================================



===========================================================================




======================================================================




=============================================================================







=============================================================================




===========================================================================
==========================================================================
















=====================================


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

1973 diary summarized by AI

Here is a summary of the events mentioned in the diary entry, organized by date: JANUARY 1973 J anuary 8, to November___, 1973 (day fter the arafat arrival ) January 8, 1973: She contemplates mailing a letter to Craig and finding an excuse to go out. She finds Mrs. Riker's way of talking irritating and plans to write letters to Craig's sister. She takes a nap and plans to go shopping at night. January 9, 1973:The weather is sunny but chilly. She walks to the library and reads books about pottery and kibbutzes. She expresses an intention to visit the library frequently. January 12, 1973:She wakes up feeling a sense of mission or responsibility but also suspects she might be sliding into depression. January 21, 1973:Her partner receives a phone call from Craig Spiro, leading to sentimental and frustrated feelings. She has trouble sleeping and contemplates the mental state of thinkers in today's society. She considers reading books, meeting Craig, or writing letters. January ...
Read more

SamizuDat - The Year 2006 In Summation

The Death of Saddam Hussein. Mr. Hussein's contributions to the modernizing of Iraq should not be forgotten. Woman could vote, drive cars & trucks, have careers in all parts of the economy. All of Iraq had a high standard of living. Where Mr. Hussein fell was in trusting the United States of America. It was the American government who egged him on into the war with Iran, and supplied him with the weapons to do so. It was the American Government who gave him the okay to reclaim Kuwait as part of his nation. It was the American Government that sold him the poison gas to kill Kurds with. Then it was the American government that reversed course and attacked his country, that imposed crippling embargoes on food and medicine, causing the deaths of tens of thousands of Iraqis. It was the American government that then invaded Iraq under false pretences, destroying Iraq's industrial infrastructure, killing more tens of thousands and handing the country's governance back...
Read more

The Lost Secret Inch and the Mathematical Barbarians Ancient math rediscovered

Image
THE LOST SECRET INCH and THE MATHEMATICAL BARBARIANS with  Appendix "A ONE HUNDRED BILLION POUND, THREE PIECE YARDSTICK" 1978 by Duncan E. McPherson Dedicated to Professor William Beverly Professor of Mathematics Lafayette College Easton, Pennsylvania PREFACE This book is written to describe the discovery of an ancient and lost system of Egyptian mathematics. The only lost science ever discovered or reinvented. It is a renaissance of Third Dynasty Egyptian mathematics. INTRODUCTION This is a book demonstrating a new branch of mathematics or a very old, unknown branch of mathematics invented, I believe, by the great Imhotep, Third Dynasty of Ancient Egypt~ He lived approximately 500 years before the construction of the great pyramid and an estimated 600 years before the flood of Biblical Fame. The fgyptians were known to have engaged in obscurantism. This science could have been an ancient military secret of map making and never known publicly. The mathematical sophisticat...
Read more