Picture i took of a Classroom.
"Children are completely egoistic; they feel their needs intensely and strive ruthlessly to satisfy them."
Sigmund Frued
posted by Sabri Hakim at Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Tuesday, November 29, 2005
"Children are completely egoistic; they feel their needs intensely and strive ruthlessly to satisfy them."
Sigmund Frued
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i guess this is the greatest so far, the lighting, their faces... it's just full of life ;)
We are made to believe that innocence is not an acquired trait; it is merely a given quality, where as you, as an individual, can not act in such a manner that construes as an innocent one. In spite of that we still assert that children are innocent.
I can not but object to such a typecast misconception.
Doesn’t being innocent imply that you are not guilty?
Who can assertively proclaim their innocence?
Who can sensibly declare that they are not guilty?
And if so, why should we imply that children are not guilty?
Guilty of what?
Is it a matter of time?
Were they to be become guilty in due time?
So is the argument suggesting that our innocence is temporary, due to the corruption of time?
Evidently, the whole issue of the preconceived notion that children are innocent is inconsistent to me.
Looking at this outstanding picture, looking at those so different children captured from a single view, you can not help but notice their mischievous minds racing towards
self-satisfaction. Each with their wants, each with their stretch of imagination.
Or maybe reality.
Whatever you want to call it, a child is purely a cluster of unlimited needs wanting to be satisfied with complete dependency. And the manner in which those needs are satisfied is who you are today and what you are made of.
I love the photograph, it is so soft in an extremely genuine way.
I appreciate the spontaneous air that the photograph emits… immensely.
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Its so capturing the moment that I feel at any moment, the kids in the picture are going to start talking to me.
Not going into deep analysis, but the pic looks cool... took me years back in memory…
The moment I saw it, I remembered seeing somethin like it years ago... took me almost 5 hours to figure out that it was actually this link!
http://www.mahjoob.com/en/friends/sendtofriends.php?cartoonid=166
My angel passed there lol i lovwe kids , loved your picture too. Hey kids are natural& sure they wouldn´t like to have a 486 teachers. all of teacher should be smart enought to keep the technology in their classes, i saying innovations in class, news cientists observes!
my guess its a music class , am I right ?
Just obeserving animal, sounds, paints, colours, reclicle , environment. everything.. Environment is rich to talk about & do their mind travel, they need to interact.
Thanks all, yes this was taken in the National Music Conservatory
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