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![]() | Triptolemus the first wheelchair user - exploring version - A tale involving kidnapping,air travel, wheelchairs, agriculture and a goddess. A V_TxT Movie http://www.youtube.com/group/VtxTMovies TRAILER:- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1L7bnR74EJg This text is part of an ongoing project and will periodically be updated. ALSO SEE Bicycles and Wheelchairs (Amended Strolling - Version) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7R5xmZoBHc - There have been a number of improvements with this version. The first wheelchair user? James Frazer tells us in 'The Golden Bough' that the myths of Demeter are substantially identical with stories of Aphrodite and Adonis, Cybele and Attis, and the Egyptian tales of Isis and Osiris. Frazer adds that '... it was Demeter who first revealed to the Athenians the secret of the corn and diffused the beneficent discovery far and wide through the agency of Triptolemus, whom she sent forth as an itinerant missionary to communicate the boon to all mankind. On monuments of art, especially in vase-paintings, he is constantly represented along with Demeter in this capacity, holding corn-stalks in his hand and sitting in his car, which is sometimes winged and sometimes drawn by dragons, and from which he is said to have sowed the seed down on the whole world as he sped through the air.' Timothy Gantz writing in his 'Early Greek Myth: A guide to literary and Artistic Sources' states that: 'Sophokles wrote a "Triptolemos" play at the very beginning of his career, and we know that in it Demeter described the places to which the hero would travel ..., but we cannot tell if this was the core of the drama or only a small part of it.' Representations of Triptolemus can be found in the British Museum, London, the Louvre, Paris, and museums in Greece, Germany and many other countries. I would like to thank Amy, Karla, Berny and Eva for assistance and Ian Longhurst for putting me in the right direction. Sources Ovid's 'Fasti' and 'Tristia' Ovid wrote a slightly different version in his 'Metamorphoses'. Apollodorus, 'Bibliotheca' Athanassakis, Apostolos N., (1976), The Homeric Hymns, Baltimore and London: The John Hopkins University Press. Frazer , James George, (1922), The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion, London and Basingstoke, Gantz, Timothy, (1993 ) Early Greek Myth: A guide to literary and Artistic Sources, Vol.1, (Baltimore and London: The John Hopkins University Press) The Journal of Roman Studies, Vol. 33, Parts 1 and 2. (1943). Kamenetz, Herman L., (1969) 'The Wheelchair Book: Mobility for the Disabled' Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd. |
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![]() | Deputies dump paralyzed man from wheelchair The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday that one of their own deputies is in trouble after she was caught on tape dumping a quadriplegic man out of his wheelchair while he was being booked into jail. Investigators say Deputy Charlotte Marshall Jones is suspended without pay after the January 29 incident, which involved 32-year-old Brian Sterner, who is a quadriplegic. Video shows Deputy Jones dumping Sterner out of his wheelchair and onto the floor while she is booking him into the Hillsborough County Jail. The tape also shows the deputy then searching Sterner as he lay on the floor. Sterner reportedly suffered a spine injury during a wrestling accident when he was 18, and that left him bound to his wheelchair. Records show his arrest was due to charges of fleeing and attempting to elude a law enforcement officer from an incident on October 25, 2007. Those same records show Sterner was cited at that time for blocking an intersection. On Tuesday, Chief Deputy Jose Docobo spoke to the media about the incident. He said after looking at the video himself, he was astonished. "I was appalled," said Docobo. "Obviously the actions are indefensible at every level." Docobo also said that the supervisors who were in central processing at the time of the incident have been suspended with pay. They include Corporal Decondra Williams, Corporal Steven Dickie, and Sergeant Gary Hinson. While an investigation into the incident is still to come, Docobo said he feels all those involved in the incident should be held responsible for their actions—or their lack of actions. The video shows several people in the room at the time of the incident, and none of them came to Sterner's aide. "Certainly all the personnel are entitled to due process under the law, but I can tell you that based on what I saw, anything short of dismissal would be inappropriate," said Docobo. Deputy Jones has been employed with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office since 1986. Docobo explained that though Sterner was in a wheelchair, deputies are used to dealing with this type of situation. He said there are currently more than 30 wheelchair patients in the county's jails, and this is nothing new for deputies. "What this boils down to is just treating an individual correctly," he said. "You don't need a policy to tell you that you don't treat someone like this." According to Docobo, the department will do whatever it can to make the situation with Sterner right. "The best I could do is offer him our apologies," said Docobo. "There's no excuse. This is indefensible. To the extent that we can make it right for this gentleman, we'll attempt to do so." ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ #9 - Most Discussed (Today) #3 - Most Discussed (Today) - News & Politics #98 - Most Responded (Today) #19 - Most Viewed (Today) #3 - Most Viewed (Today) - News & Politics #43 - Most Viewed (This Week) - News & Politics #91 - Top Favorites (Today) #4 - Top Favorites (Today) - News & Politics #15 - Top Rated (Today) - News & Politics Brian Sterner Brian Sterner Brian Sterner Brian Sterner Brian Sterner Brian Sterner |
![]() | Triptolemus: the first wheelchair user - TRAILER - A tale involving kidnapping,air travel, agriculture, wheelchairs and a goddess. This text is part of an ongoing project and will periodically be updated. The complete film can now be viewed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UV4CYkp4A54 A V_TxT Movie http://www.youtube.com/group/VtxTMovies The first wheelchair user? James Frazer tells us in 'The Golden Bough' that the myths of Demeter are substantially identical with stories of Aphrodite and Adonis, Cybele and Attis, and the Egyptian tales of Isis and Osiris. Frazer adds that '... it was Demeter who first revealed to the Athenians the secret of the corn and diffused the beneficent discovery far and wide through the agency of Triptolemus, whom she sent forth as an itinerant missionary to communicate the boon to all mankind. On monuments of art, especially in vase-paintings, he is constantly represented along with Demeter in this capacity, holding corn-stalks in his hand and sitting in his car, which is sometimes winged and sometimes drawn by dragons, and from which he is said to have sowed the seed down on the whole world as he sped through the air.' Timothy Gantz writing in his 'Early Greek Myth: A guide to literary and Artistic Sources'states that: 'Sophokles wrote a "Triptolemos" play at the very beginning of his career, and we know that in it Demeter described the places to which the hero would travel ..., but we cannot tell if this was the core of the drama or only a small part of it.' Representations of Triptolemus can be found in the British Museum, London, the Louvre, Paris, and museums in Greece, Germany and many other countries. Sources Ovid's 'Fasti' and 'Tristia' Ovid wrote a slightly different version in his 'Metamorphoses'. Apollodorus, 'Bibliotheca' Athanassakis, Apostolos N., (1976), The Homeric Hymns, Baltimore and London: The John Hopkins University Press. Frazer , James George, (1922), The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion, London and Basingstoke, Gantz, Timothy, (1993 ) Early Greek Myth: A guide to literary and Artistic Sources, Vol.1, (Baltimore and London: The John Hopkins University Press) The Journal of Roman Studies, Vol. 33, Parts 1 and 2. (1943). Kamenetz, Herman L., (1969) 'The Wheelchair Book: Mobility for the Disabled' Charles C Thomas Pub Ltd. |
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