...la femeile din generatia veche pe care le cunosc o concurenta care, daca nu ar fi manjita cu slava desarta si cu invidie, ar fi ruda cu "nelinistea cea buna" de care vorbeste pr Paisie. Le vad cum incearca sa arate ostentativ cat sunt de harnice, de darnice, de miloase, de intelegatoare, de iubitoare, dar si iubite si respectate in familie.
E totusi o ramasita dintr-un model social bun, in care patimile de ocara inca nu erau prezentate ca acceptabile. De aceea femeile, chiar si cele nu prea bisericoase, aveau acest ideal de etica sociala destul de apropiat de imaginea crestinului virtuos.
Cu timpul acesta a fost distrus, fiindca neavand ca fundament o motivatie spirituala inalta, neavandu-l in minte pe Dumnezeu, omul decade inevitabil.
The 1960’s…and the politics of the miniskirt
ReplyDeleteIt seemed as if ladies suddenly woke up one morning and decided that dresses and skirts should be lifted to new heights. This new approach to dress design turned fashion on its ear and it started a whole new era for women. Not only were women entering the voting booths, they were freeing their legs of cumbersome dresses and skirts as well. By the 1960s, youth protests and demands for individual expression revealed that young adults were gaining a self-conscious awareness of themselves as a distinct and unified group that was able to respond to political events in ways that were different from their parents. Youngsters felt they no longer needed to follow the rules of bourgeois morality and manners, which they saw as hypocritical and based on double standards. As this young political entity gained a voice, they created a space for a new and distinctive fashion that embodied their own political views.
...legat de ce ai zis, doar ca e despre ceva concret.
De aici. Tot articolul e interesant.
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