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Pakistan Army seeks to remodel military’s media wing ISPR to boost its image: Reports
Pakistan Army seeks to remodel military’s media wing ISPR to boost its image: Reports
Following a change of command in the Pakistan Army, the focus of senior military personnel has shifted to improve the image of military’s media wing Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), reports have said. Karachi,UPDATED: Dec 29, 2022 19:28 IST General Asim Munir, a former ISI head, assumed charge as the Pakistan Army chief in November (Photo: AP/File) By Subodh Kumar: The Pakistan Army has…
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alahmnat · 6 years
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What I want more of...
Linking Theory and Great Man History documents from the DRC about the Kings are all well and good, but at this point, I want to know more about the nitty-gritty socio-anthropological stuff. Like:
What kinds of clothes did the D’ni wear? What were the fashions of the day at the time of the Fall? How did styles change in the past? We have precious few examples of D’ni clothing (and even fewer of women’s clothing…), and almost all of it is from just before or well after the Fall, in circumstances that are largely outside the normal everyday life of the average D’ni person. Did they wear robes and/or tunics in more casual settings, or was the sort of button-down attire that Gehn wears the standard? Were women allowed to wear pants? What were the social norms on jewelry, and what did it look like?
What were D’ni hair styles like? Again, about all we really have to go on is Atrus, Gehn, and Aitrus. The only D’ni woman we’ve ever seen (not counting Yeesha since she’s… unique) is a portrait of Lalen, and her hair is entirely obscured by her head dress. Was long hair on men seen as acceptable? What sorts of haircuts did they wear (clearly Albert Einstein hair was fine for Aitrus…)? Did women always wear head coverings like Lalen’s, or was that just an historical style / professional attire for a prophetess? Was long or short hair more common/acceptable for women? If they had long hair, did they wear it straight, or did they go full Roman Empire with Big Hair and wild braids?
What was D’ni architecture like? We have a handful of examples in Uru and assorted concept art for the same, but the game shows a pretty narrow slice, and the concept art has no dating to help establish movements or periods. We also only really have visibility into public infrastructure-type structures like transportation hubs and museums. What did everyday D’ni houses look like? What were the mores surrounding families and inter-generational cohabitation? How acceptable was it to share an apartment with someone you weren’t related to? What about if you weren’t married? How rapidly did architectural styles change, and how did they break down along class lines? How did they memorialize their dead, or commemorate important locations or events in the Cavern / other Ages? Did they habitually remodel old structures, or raze them and build up from scratch? How much was built into the rock as opposed to being free-standing, and how did the interior styles for those modes of construction differ? How did the D’ni convey meaning and symbolism through their architecture (e.g. if the Temple of Yahvo is supposed to glorify that deity, how does it go about doing so)? How did that change over time?
Bathrooms.
How did the D’ni treat the disabled? The Cavern is pretty ADA-noncompliant; how did people get around if they were impaired or paralyzed? How advanced was their medical system (they had germ theory, at least)? How well did they care for those with mental disabilities or illnesses?
Were there LGBT people in D’ni? How did that go?
What was D’ni schooling like for those outside of the guild system? Was there a mandatory, public education system like we have up here, and how far did that carry people? What sorts of work was available to those without a guild education? Was it mostly house work for the upper classes and service industry jobs like bartending? How were servants treated/compensated for their work? Given how socially stratified D’ni culture seemed to be, how much upward mobility was there? Considering how patriarchal D’ni society was, what opportunities were there for women? They were eventually allowed to join the minor guilds, and there’s several mentions of actors and prophetesses, but were they allowed to be teachers? Bankers? For that matter, what exactly happened to the prophetesses after Kerath abdicated the throne?
Speaking of religion, what exactly was the Cult of the Tree’s deal? What were the Temples of Stone and Water for? How did the D’ni worship, and what were their rituals? Were there organized masses? Was there a public daily prayer cycle? Or was it a more personal and private affair? How did chambers like the “egg room” in the Neighborhood (which is really a set of meditation rooms built around a depiction of the Seed of the Tree of Possibilities as far as I can tell) factor into worship and other rituals? How exactly do you get to a point where there are 2,500 distinct cults in a population of maybe a million people (working from Atrus’s estimates in BoD), especially when they seem to have so much of the rest of their culture in common? What were those cults’ beliefs and practices? Did they believe in other gods than Yahvo? If so, were any of those groups polytheistic, and what was their pantheon like? If not, what did they worship or revere?
We know the Guild Council ruled over D’ni, but what were the day-to-day politics like, both inside and outside those walls? What sort of authority did the government have? What was the scope of its powers, and who/what was responsible for codifying and enforcing that scope? How did the lower classes handle this sort of highly non-representative government? Was there unrest? Were there ever attempts at revolution after the time of the kings? Just what sorts of reforms were Aitrus and Ti’ana pushing for just before the Fall?
Can we have more punctuation symbols than a period and a hyphen? What symbols and visual layout did the D’ni use to do math? Do you think they ever left the boxes out of their number writing because it was just super tedious?
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