[lit-ideas] The Twelve Tribes

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  • Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2010 02:02:11 EDT

Lectures on Tribalism: Enroll now
 
Tribe 1: Reuben
Tribe 2: Simeon
Tribe 3: Levi
Tribe 4:  Judah
Tribe 5: Dan
Tribe 6: Naphtali
Tribe 7: Gad
Tribe 8:  Asher
Tribe 9: Issachar
Tribe 10: Zebulun
Tribe 11: Joseph 
Tribe  12: Benjamin

In a message dated 6/19/2010 2:43:06 A.M.,  jejunejesuit.geary2@xxxxxxxxx 
writes:
Seriously, folks, ya gotta love  tribalism, it's the most tenacious damn 
thing in this whole   universe.

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Lectures on Tribalism: by J. M. Geary.  

Lecture I: The origin of tribalism -- the tribe -- what's the tribe  and
who belongs in it. Tribes and Tribes. 

---- Workshop by Speranza:  "Serialism in tribal implicatures"

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Lecture II -- Wednesday  --

7 30: coffee break.

Plenary: Geary -- "The Tribe:  Again".
Panel: The good and bad about the tribe.

Workshop by Speranza:  Presupposition and implicature in 'tribe'.

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Lecture III --  CANCELLED


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Lecture IV --  Springbreak


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Lecture V -- Geary: "Tribes in Graeco-Roman  culture and the United States 
(of America)."
Speranza will refer to the  origin of the 'tribe'.

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Lecture VI cancelled -- rain  date:
Friday 8:00 pm. Dinner break.

Conclusion: The  tribe.

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tribe -- mid-13c., "one of the twelve divisions of  the ancient Hebrews," 
from O.Fr. tribu, from L. tribus "one of the three  political/ethnic 
divisions of the original Roman state" (Tites, Ramnes, and  Luceres, 
corresponding, 
perhaps, to the Latins, Sabines, and Etruscans), later,  one of the 30 
political divisions instituted by Servius Tullius (increased to 35  in 241 
B.C.E.), perhaps from tri- "three" + *bhu-, root of the verb be. Others  
connect 
the word with the root of Welsh tref "town, inhabited place." In the  
Biblical sense, which was the original one in English, the Latin word 
translates  
Gk. phyle "race or tribe of men, body of men united by ties of blood and  
descent, a clan" (see physic). Extension to any ethnic group or race of people  
is first recorded 1590s. Tribal "characterized by strong group loyalty" is  
recorded from 1951.
 
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