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5月6:Alexander von Humboldt, Sigmund Freud, "臺灣文藝聯盟"


1840年5月6日、也就是177年前的今天,英國正式開始使用世界上第一枚帶背膠的郵票「黑便士」。黑便士的票面以黑色油墨印刷,面額是1便士,郵票頂…
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The Chinese exclusion law was the first time in American history that immigrants were barred because of their race and class. On Saturday, a rally in San Francisco is aimed at learning from the past and preventing it from repeating.



Chinese Americans see similarities between now and the political climate of the era.
NPR.ORG



1928年5月6日,蔡元培、于右任、胡適之等人發起,在徐匯公學為馬相伯慶九十壽辰。蔡元培祝辭謂中國科學發展出於宗教家,盛稱馬相伯早年提倡科學有力。
胡適對記者說 :"馬相伯先生是我們的 "國之瑰寶 " 他的一言一行 應該有一個人在他的身旁 隨時把它記下來"---此語啟發胡頌平記《胡適晚年談話錄》。
《胡適日記》:.....他們要我演說,...我提議馬先生留一部紀錄給我們,使我們知道這九十年的社會的生活的片段。
他生於一八三九*,這九十年為社會史上重要時期,更為中國史上最重要的過渡時期。
*另外資料為1840
http://hushihhc.blogspot.tw/2011/04/blog-post_5040.html










5月6日,Sigmund Freud 1859-1939生日。凡是讀過他晚年為口腔癌奮戰的情形,無不動容。Peter Gay的Sigmund Freud傳還說20年代末,許多歐洲菁英都是諾貝爾文學獎的對手,包括Sigmund Freud、Thomas Mann等等。

對我們台灣,更有意義的是"臺灣文藝聯盟" 1934.5.6~ 1936.8在台中成立,機關雜誌《臺灣文藝》(The Taiwan-Bungei) 1934.11起15期。尚未一讀,很遺憾。
(1936.12.22~24 郁達夫訪台, 張深切、林文騰、張興建、李獻璋 等合照)




Sigmund Freud’s writings changed how we perceive human behaviour, giving insights into perhaps the original unreliable narrator – the self. Happy birthday to the founder of psychoanalysis.



Psychoanalytic theory has changed a lot in the 75 years since his death, but literature still feels the Austrian’s influence, argues Jane Ciabattari.
BBC.COM
"A Dangerous Method" portrayed Freud as a witty patriarch, siding with him against his stiff-necked protégé Carl Jung
The father of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud was born on this day in 1856
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Alexander von Humboldt—who died on May 6th 1859—had an insatiable curiosity for the natural world, a “perpetual drive” for knowledge that felt as if he was being chased by “10,000 pigs”

The polymath died on this day in 1859
ECONOMIST.COM







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