Why did Saharan post-Pleistocene populations adopt agriculture?

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Studies of !Kung, San revealed that their subsistence base (hunting and gathering) was surprisingly abundant and predictable. Although they had to make subsistence efforts throughout the year, the Khoisan enjoyed considerable leisure. M. D. Sahlins has been inspired to label the Paleolithic as the original affluent society (1968:85).

Musculoskeletal disorders.

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Telerehabilitation with synchronous feedback for musculoskeletal disorders. A Systematic Review of Controlled Clinical Trials

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Shakespeare’s issue of gender hierarchy

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Shakespeare plays (Taming of the shrew, Romeo and Juliet and A
midsummers Night dream) the issue of gender hierarchy and, more specifically, the
question of men’s control over women
“All of the plays (taming of the shrew, romeo and juliet and a midsummers night dream) we have read this
semester take up the issue of gender hierarchy and, more specifically, the question of men’s control over
women. In each play, one or more women disobey (or try to disobey) the men whom society dictates they
should obey; the results, however, vary significantly. Choose at least two such situations from different plays
and write an essay comparing them that offers an argument about the plays’ perspectives on gender relations.
What conclusions can we draw about Shakespeare’s (or his plays’) attitude towards men’s control of women?
Questions you might want to consider include: What are the relationships between the women and the men
they (try to) disobey? What are the outcomes? If they are different, why? How does each play invite us to feel
about the disobedience and its consequences? (You need not, of course, address all of these questions.)

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The short poem, “Moonlit Night” (1031)

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  1. What is the short poem, “Moonlit Night” (1031) about? Who do you think “she” is in the poem? What is the
    general atmosphere and feeling of this poem? What in the poem contributes to these feelings?
  2. Like Tao Qian, Du Fu also mentions is “ Thatched Roof” (1032). What is the difference in their descriptions of
    their homes? Why did he start the poem talking about his own situation and ended up talking about a “
    towering roof” for “poorest gentlemen of all this world”? A hint—focus on the word “gentleman”. In general what
    do houses stand for in poems, either in Tao Qian’s or Du Fu’s ?
  3. “Thoughts while Traveling by Night” (1034)
    Try to picture this poem in your mind. What do you see? What do you feel? What is this poem about and what
    is the general atmosphere?
  4. In “Spring Prospect,” Du Fu describes chaos and rebellion in the land. How does he respond to it and how is
    his attitude different or similar ot Tao Qian?
    Du Fu is probably one of the most respected of all Chinese poets of the classical era. Given your
    understanding of, especially Confucian ideals, why do you think he is so admired? Do the poems reveal any of
    these Confucian ideals?
    5.Compare him with Tao Qian, do you see any differences in the general tone and mood in their poems? Can
    you give a specific example?

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