Quotes About Tradition
It is certain that no culture can flourish without narratives of transcendent origin and power
~ Neil Postman
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Ich meine damit eine Geschichte. Aber nicht irgendeine Geschichte. Ich denke an große Erzählungen – Erzählungen, die tief und komplex genug sind, um Erklärungen hinsichtlich der Herkunft und der Zukunft eines Volkes zu bieten; Erzählungen, die Ideale aufstellen, Verhaltungsregeln vorgeben, die Quellen von Autorität benennen und durch all dies eine Dimension von Kontinuität und Sinnhaftigkeit erzeugen.
~ Neil Postman
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television can be used to support the literate tradition.
~ Neil Postman
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Harvest Days, a fall festival on the grounds of the Quaker Meeting
~ Unknown
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Well, for what's good, you have to go somewhere else. But for what Mother used to make, dis is da place...
~ Neil Simon
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I remember Mac retorting that hundreds of years ago there was a Hindi word for a craft that flew in the air, long before the airplane was invented, but that did not mean that airplanes existed in ancient India.
~ Nelson Mandela
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He did not need to be ordained, for the traditional religion of the Xhosas is characterized by a cosmic wholeness, so that there is little distinction between the sacred and the secular, between the natural and the supernatural.
~ Nelson Mandela
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Ironically, it was the regent himself who was indirectly to blame for this, for it was the education he had afforded me that had caused me to reject such traditional customs
~ Nelson Mandela
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the wealthiest and most popular boy at the circumcision school.
~ Nelson Mandela
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Eu acho o seguinte: a mulher deve casar... O homem, não. —
~ Nelson Rodrigues
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vale ressaltar o papel primordial que Nelson atribui às mulheres e sua força, numa sociedade de tradição patriarcal e patrícia como a nossa.
~ Nelson Rodrigues
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My first marriage was very traditional, in the church, and then we left the church and went to the reception hall. So this time, I'd like to go fairy tale all the way.
~ NeNe Leakes
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habit is the most inhibiting force in the world.
~ Neville Goddard
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Spiritual growth is the gradual, I would say, transition from a God of tradition to a God of experience.
~ Neville Goddard
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Language as culture is the collective memory bank of a people's experience in history.
~ Ng?g? wa Thiong'o
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If you're going to ask me to provide myself with three nice little alibis," said Hersey, "you may as well know straight away that I can't do it. I seem to remember reading somewhere that that makes me innocent and I'm sure I hope it's true" "It's in the best tradition of detective fiction, I understand," said Allyen with a smile.
~ Ngaio Marsh
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The Romans say, 'You must', the Protestant Nonconformists say, 'You must not', the Catholic Church of England says, 'You may.' [regarding the practice of confession; Overture to Death, chapter 17]
~ Ngaio Marsh
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Someone has said religion lasted longer in Ireland because we were an imaginative people, and so could most vividly picture the fires of Hell.
~ Niall Williams
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When you've been raised inside a religion, it's not a small thing to step outside it. Even if you no longer believe in it, you can feel its absence. There's a spirit-would to a Sunday. You can patch it, but it's there, whether natural or invented not for me to say.
~ Niall Williams
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Ganga told me Naughton's grandfather had operated a poteen still out of the Fairy Fort there. By way of both respect and payment of rent he always let the fairies have the first glass.
~ Niall Williams
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It was where once, in town, I watched my grandfather come out of Brews, take a big copper penny from his pocket, place it on the path, and walk away. When I asked him why, he smiled an iceberg smile whose depths were unknown, and said, 'The man, woman or child that finds that will think it's their lucky day.' He delivered a large wink, added: 'And it will be.
~ Niall Williams
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The rosary was said in most houses then, but in few midnight gardens. The version that night was murmured and swift. By native decree, and the proven truth that no nation spoke faster, punctuation in prayer had been long ago dispensed with, breathless delivery was acceptable to the Lord who could pause, parse and separate the string of prayers in His own time.
~ Niall Williams
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The view from the duke's office has changed very little in the past 200 years.
~ Unknown
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To remain vital, culture must be renewed in the minds of the members of every generation. Outsource memory, and culture withers.
~ Unknown
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