Click here for the introduction to the Round and Square series "Cultural and Intellectual History Tweets"
This is a "small" (小) post—click here for an explanation of Round and Square post lengths.
One year ago on Round and Square (31 March 2013)—China's Lunar Calendar 2013 03-31
One year ago on Round and Square (31 March 2013)—Calendars and Almanacs (g)
Two years ago on Round and Square (31 March 2012)—La Pensée Cyclique: Social Rhythms
Three years ago on Round and Square (31 March 2011)—Seinfeld Ethnography: Introduction
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| [a] Polynesia RF |
This new Round and Square series gets right to the point...and then starts circuiting around it. We begin with a 140 character tweet about cultural-intellectual history. This is followed by an English-style haiku (with a few liberties taken here and there—hey...English ain't Japanese). We end with a nice recipe. Simple, and to-the-point (except that it really is neither of these...and that is the whole point). Oh, and I still believe in complete sentences and fully-formed wrdz (they can't always be exactly "complete" on Twitter, but, as I like to say, "you can see 'complete' from there." Sorry, but that's the way I roll.
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| [b] Mahi Mahi |
If the tweet is "informational" (as today), it is "true."
I would tell you more...if I had more than 140 characters with which to work.
Tweet
New lecture series about Asia-Pacific mythology for The Teaching Company. Tremendous opportunity to think about history and anthropology.
Haiku
Myth is très complex
Raw, cooked, honey, ashes, more
M. Claude Lévi-Strauss
Recipe
A "Polynesian" specialty...Baked Mahi Mahi.
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