Festivus

Festivus (a festo, festivo) est profanus dies festus die vicesimo tertio Decembris celebratus ut "alia via" temporis ferialis celebrandi, sine commercialismo et incommodis acceptis.^[1] Festivus, a Daniele O'Keefe scriptore Americano excogitatus, in culturam popularem introductus est a Daniele filio, ludorum scaenicorum scriptore pro^? Seinfeld serie televisifica,^[2]^[1] ut pars cuiusdam narrationis comicae. Celebratio huius diei festi, ut Seinfeld ostendit, Perticam Festivi comprehendit, merum aluminio inornato truncum, mores quoque sicut Querelas Enumerandas,^[3] Facinora Roboris,^[4] et res facile explanatas Miracula Festivi appellatas.

Historia

Primus Festivus factus est mense Februario 1966, ut celebratio O'Keefe senioris primae congressionis cum Debora, uxore futura,^[1] sed nunc die 23 Decembris celebratur, ut in "The Strike," programmate Seinfeld diei 18 Decembris 1997 depictus.^[2] Secundum O'Keefe, nomen Festivi "tantum in caput ingressum est."^[5]^[1]

O'Keefe senior, in libro Stolen Lightning: The Social Theory of Magic (1982), ritus et eorum significationes sociales explanat—thema ad mores Festivi pertinens.^[6]

"Happy Festivus," opus acu in yarmulke pictum.

Notae

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 Salkin, Allen (19 Decembris 2004). "Fooey to the World: Festivus Is Come". The New York Times .
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 "Festivus for the rest of us". LJWorld .
↑ Anglice: Airing of Grievances.
↑ Anglice: Feats of Strength.
↑ Anglice "just popped into my head."
↑ O'Keefe (1982). Stolen Lightning: A Social Theory of Magic. ISBN 0-8264-0059-0 .

Bibliographia

Mikkonen, Ilona, et Domen Bajdeb. 2013. Happy Festivus! Parody as Playful Consumer Resistance. Consumption Markets & Culture 16(4): 311–37. doi:10.1080/10253866.2012.662832.
Nelson, Mark. 2015. Festivus! The Book: A Complete Guide to the Holiday for the Rest of Us. San Bernardino Californiae: CreateSpace, San Bernardino. ISBN 978-1-5115-5639-2.
O'Keefe, Dan. 1982. Stolen Lightning: A Social Theory of Magic. ISBN 0-8264-0059-0.
Shouse, Erica, et Bernard Timberg. 2012. A Festivus for the Restivus: Jewish-American Comedians Respond to Christmas as the National American Holiday. Humor 25(2): 133–53. doi:10.1515/humor-2012-0008.
Salkin, Allen. 2005. Festivus: The Holiday for the Rest of Us. Grand Central Publishing. ISBN 978-0-446-69674-6.

Nexus externus

Festivusweb.com - Loci et scriptum ex "The Strike."

[nytimes-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 Salkin, Allen (19 Decembris 2004). "Fooey to the World: Festivus Is Come". The New York Times .

[ljworld-2] 2.0 ^2.1 "Festivus for the rest of us". LJWorld .

[3] Anglice: Airing of Grievances.

[4] Anglice: Feats of Strength.

[5] Anglice "just popped into my head."

[6] O'Keefe (1982). Stolen Lightning: A Social Theory of Magic. ISBN 0-8264-0059-0 .

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