Saturday, November 23, 2019

Story image for royal wedding from hellomagazine.com

Pre-royal wedding hotel named best place for afternoon tea

hellomagazine.com-Apr. 11, 2013
Kate stepped down the marble steps to a waiting car, on her way to become the Duchess of Cambridge in the magnificent royal wedding on 29 April, 2011.
Story image for royal wedding from USA TODAY

Names of Prince George's godparents released by palace

USA TODAY-Oct. 24, 2013
Prince George's godparents will include old family friends, a royal cousin, college ... private secretary and equerry, and whose son was in the royal wedding.
Prince George christening - live blog
Blog-The Guardian-Oct. 23, 2013
Story image for royal wedding from Canada.com

royal wedding for Prince Harry and Cressida Bonas next year?

Canada.com-Oct. 7, 2013
He is the Royal family's greatest asset: A hugely likeable young man who charms his way around the world, winning hearts wherever he goes. This weekend ...

1 comment:

Pearl Necklace said...

Hence it is clear how vain and idle all the discussions about how
it is possible to establish whether such kind of knowledge scientific and
what conditions they can become them. "Science of man" are
along with chemistry, medicine or any other science part
modern episteme, like grammar or
natural history was part of the classic episteme. And
this means that they are rooted in the epistemological field, his
the positive, and find in it the conditions of their existence that they
are not merely illusions, pseudo-scientific Chimera,
motivated only at the level of opinions, interests, beliefs: what
they are not what is sometimes called the clumsy term
"ideology". However, this does not mean that they are
Sciences.
It is true that any science, when we examine it on
the archaeological level and aim to clear the soil
positivity always finds epistemological
the configuration that made it possible, on the other hand,
any epistemological configuration, even if the positivity of its
it is quite distinct, it may not be science; that does not
it becomes quackery. You should carefully distinguish between three
circumstances: there is a topic that purports to be scientific,
who live on the level of opinion and are not included (not included) to
the epistemological grid of culture; so, starting from the XVII century
natural magic has disappeared from Western episteme, but it was still
long lived beliefs and emotional assessments.