The reality around us is made up of two components, the front and one behind it. There is no mention of the Aristotelian concepts of substance and accident, which then give rise to consubstantiation of Protestant doctrine, but something much simpler: people who want to know that our money would be much less willing to give them to him if we know who is really, really what does and how it does.
An interesting example is the advertising of 8 x 1000 to the Catholic Church.
Think about it. Where are the cardinals, the Lancia Thesis, the Pope? To see these commercials do not seem to exist. Only country priest, pastor of the slums, sisters serving soup to the soup kitchen and missionaries in Africa. In essence, it shows only the respectable facade. What's more, those who commission advertising are well aware of not being present in their real substance.
Because we are interested in the discourse on the facade? Why just remove it and immediately snaps irresitibile the effect of the comic.
Look (click on video once it has started to see them on the YouTube site, otherwise here it is cut a slice):
This video seems an exaggeration and it is in sense that the priests who rape kids are certainly a minority. It is no exaggeration to say that instead of a priest who rapes little boys that probably has as its main interest, because frankly you do not understand what Jesus would cheat him and it is plausible to think that not even believe it. The priest interviewed by the actor in the video is funny because viene privato della facciata.
Una serie televisiva che merita è Boris, di cui si può vedere qualche spezzone di seguito. Anche qui l'effetto comico è dato quasi sempre dal fatto che vediamo un ambiente dall'interno senza la facciata. Si parla di produzioni televisive, ma se parliamo di editoria non c'è nessuna differenza. Ho scelto queste scene perché danno bene l'idea di quale è il vero atteggiamento di chi vive un ambiente dall'interno, anche se si farebbe spellare vivo e cospargere di sale piuttosto che ammetterlo di fronte a un non addetto ai lavori.
Buona visione.
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