That's why we cover our hats
And how the "hat tip" has evolved into a verbal idiom.
Everyone knowsAbout the tip of the hat. When youTip your hatto someone, you sayyou respect them or the work they do. But that's not all he's about. These days, even if he has a long history in the polished society dating back to medieval moments - the "hat tip" has even become a verbal idiom, intended to thank or congratulate. (You will often see it at the bottom of the articles, in the form of "[H / T]", as a means for writers to indicate where they originally approached information.) So, how the tip of the hat, In all its forms, start?
Probably popularized in Anglo-Western companies inThe label - obsessed with the 18th and 19th centuries, the custom of failover or demolition, its cap refers to the current practice of touching its hat or lifting it completely from the head as a polite greeting method or to say goodbye. It was considered polished and respectful to completely remove a hat (toto removeit) in a range of formal situations; The simple failover was good for occasional greetings.
Look back further, however,PHRASE DICTIONARY AND FABLE BREWERcomplaintsIt eliminates its hat is "a relic of ancient custom to take off the helmet when no danger is close. A man removes his hat to show that he dares to keep himself mistreated in your presence." By this logic, the other moments during the elimination of his hat were necessary - during the seizure of a medical establishment or a church, for example, and especially when in the presence of a lady. What turned into a casual exposure of politeness and label began as a demonstration of vulnerability and trust.
The tilting of its hat has become a custom made for respectable film and bearing the hat (especially the Victorians, although the tradition has been documented in a quite consistent way over the centuries).Penelope J. Corfield, Professor Emeritus in the Department of History, Royal Holloway, at the University of London, clearly states the implications in his 1989 trial"Dress for deference and dissent: Honorary hats and decline": "Above all, as the head was a symbol of authority, coverage or the discovery of the head, in Western society, was for men an important signal of relative status." The concept and various practices of "Heav Heaven" have had great social repercussions (and was of course related to the complexity of the inclination).
Hat failover volumes occasionally and polished hats hat, and showed the tastes of a person while simultaneously allowing recognition of social status; A lower class gestures had to go for a more elaborate gesture, remove his hat entirely, while the person in the upper class would not need any tip or even touch his hat. Those who aspire to climb the social ladder had to study the rituals of the sleeping hat if they had to pass as an information about the label.
Over the years, the gesture has evolved for regular citizens.Goffman Erving, a Canadian Canadian sociologist, suggested that, in the nineteenth and 20th centuries, the hat trick was more common as a method of end of a social meeting. You lean your hat; The other guy knows how to shut up. GoffmanAlso highlighted a possible distinction between the foreigners of greetings compared to real friends: you have tilted your hat to a stranger, but you are full curved to someone you know.
As a non-verbal communication method, these days, the classic head of the classic hat has been boiled at a simple sign of recognition, which, in the way, as the removal label to the old, has bothRelaxed and formal formsAlso: nodup To greet your friends, noddown ToRecognize your boss.[H / T Matt Isola, finished in the medium]
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