> Message du 06/10/09 13:05 > De : "ECSEDY Áron" > A : "Tango-L" > Copie à : > Objet : Re: [Tango-L] Tango Styles II > > >> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > > Jack you say "You can intellectualize it any way you want but there have > > been thousands of posts on Tango-L covering the subject of these 3 'styles' > > of dancing Tango. Is everybody wrong?" > > > > In 1632 Galileo Galilei was tried, found guilty by the Inquisition for > heresy, was forced to recant and was under house arrest for the rest of > his life (10 more years). The reason was: he believed in a helicentric > world view (the Copernican model), which was not accepted at the time... > > So was he wrong, or the rest of the world was wrong (with some minor > exceptions like Copernicus himself - lucky enough to be born in Poland - > or Giordano Bruno, who wasn't so lucky and thus was burned at the stake)? > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
What a comparison ! How many people were that time (1632) busy with astronomy in their everyday life ? And how many thousends of people today dance tango in their everyday life ? This changes the question of what is the opinion of the majority ... The tango today (with some, fortunatelly not all, discussions in Tango-L) follows the development of the chritian religion - from Jerusalem to Rome (and all the heretics and also all the saints...) and than the Eastern Orthodox..., and the protestants... and the churches un the States (baptistes, méthodistes and so on ...) And all they claim to have the same Jesus !!! Oh, my god! Who is the next Tango-prophet? Do we have a tango-problem today, that is like the difference between the introvert individual religious experience and the "who is right and who is better" in the question of the extrovert expression of this experience? Do we have two styles of tango experience (only) - introvert and extrovert ? (Please don't give me an answer - I have mine ...! And by the way - I like much the word "intellectualize" used above). Valentin _______________________________________________ Tango-L mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/tango-l
