Artistic Way of Begging - The Beggars of Spain

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Artistic Way of Begging - The Beggars of Spain

Post by shaka » Sep 20, 2008 Views: 8384

There are few, if any, current techniques for begging which have not been used for hundreds of years, or are not based on older techniques, adapted to modern technology. Beggars rarely recorded their techniques, and often used Thieves' cant to disguise their own communication. What is known of them is largely from records of law enforcement, penitential or rogue literature.





From early modern England the best examples are Thomas Harman, and Robert Greene in his coney-catching pamphlets. There is no reason to suppose that what he recorded was new. There are similar writers for many European countries in the early modern period.





Image Begging means to request something in a supplicating manner, with the implication that the person who is begging will suffer emotional and/or physical harm if the request is not granted. As such, the term is applicable not only to individual persons, but also to groups. Many people encounter begging when passing through public places, such as street corners or public transport, and encountering a stranger who requests money, food, shelter or other things.





In many towns and cities throughout the world, it is common to see beggars asking for currency, food, or other items. There are a lot of beggars who really needs your help but there are a lot of those who do that professionally. Here are some photos of professional beggars from Spain.






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Post by ling » Sep 20, 2008

Good

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Post by shalin_99 » Sep 20, 2008

all of them look like statues

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