To me, these ideas are so mainstream, so much a part of our basic cultural heritage.
Andalusian politicians called them a "basic ethnographic heritage" when earlier this year they approved a motion in their regional parliament to preserve the chiringuitos.
Originally based on a National Vocational Qualification, the programme was revised and relaunched in 2004, and consisted of a basic cultural heritage course, providing opportunities to develop academic skills and improve confidence, and to support individuals seeking to return to employment.
It's a heritage whose basics require only minimal introduction, even to the not-entirely-obsessed.
To understand and interpret beauty, one must return to the basics: the Pythagoras-Platonic heritage contained in the works of Euclid [ 7].
In the exhibition's catalog, Ms. Le Courtois writes that her work "deeply connects with my heritage and the basic actions of life: women in my family have obsessively peeled and cooked potatoes for generations".
Her research further fractures the idea of the ideologically monolithic south and challenges basic assumptions about whiteness, inclusion, heritage and allegiance.
What is important, she says, is that she finally knows the truth about her heritage, which seems a basic right.
As for actual complaints, New Yorkers of all heritages often inquired about basic things: sanitation issues, law enforcement, noise and of course, their neighbors.
"We need a basic agreement," said James P. Delgado, director of maritime heritage at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, which monitors the wreck.
