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  1. 🎂🎵🎤🎨 📚🎂 Simon #Beckett, Gero von #Boehm, Luther #Vandross, Odilon #Redon, Lionel #Hampton 🎂🎵🎤📚🎨🎂

  2. Ohne den großartigen Musiker, Komponisten, Instrumentenbauer und Tüftler Theobald Böhm gäbe es die Flöte, in der Form, die wir kennen, vermutlich nicht. Sein Leben war spannend, geprägt von Höhen und Tiefen, und seine Erfindung wirkt bis heute nach.

    blog.der-leiermann.com/wer-war

    #Musik #music #TheobaldBöhm #Böhm #Boehm #Flöte #Instrumentenbau #Kammermusik

  3. Großartig, dass die SZ die durch Israel gecancelte Rede
    Omri #Boehm|s zur Befreiung des KZs Buchenwald abdruckt. 👍👍👍👍👍
    Die Rede, die Omri Boehm nicht halten durfte Süddeutsche Zeitung
    #Buchenwald
    #BefreiungKonzentrationslagerBuchenwald
    sueddeutsche.de/kultur/omri-bo [6 Apr. 2025].

  4. CW: thread 27/

    👆 That's Graeber's trademark irony, by the way. Our genetic nature, #Boehm writes, is hierarchy-seeking, yet our poiltical history is egalitarian. Boehm's argument, even though it shrugs and says, "I dunno guys, I'm just spitballing here," opens a plothole between the Middle Paleolithic and Neolithic Revolution that evolution can't explain alone.

  5. CW: thread 25/

    #Boehm argues this is the 'essence' of politics, and it's not a 20th-century idea - the Davids trace it back to #Artistotle's description of humans as 'political animals.' Despite the evidence, however, Boehm still concludes that, until around 12,000 years ago, all human settlements that came and went followed the exact same egalitarian social arrangements. Suddenly, hierarchy! Talk about conservative* cognitive dissonance.

  6. CW: thread 23/

    > "Carefully working through ethnographic accounts of existing egalitarian foraging bands in Africa, South America, and Southeast Asia, #Boehm identifies a whole panopoly of tactics collectively employed to bring would-be braggarts and bullies down to earth - ridicule, shame, shunning (and in the case of inveterate sociopaths, sometimes even outright assassination) - none of which have any parallel among other primates."
    - pp. 174-5