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    Page views in 5, Cite this page: DePond W. Progressive transformation of germinal centers. Accessed September 23rd, Microscopic histologic description.

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    Germinal centers are markedly 3 - 5x larger than normal, with indistinct margins; are composed of follicular mantle lymphocytes and extensive follicular dendritic cells Tingible body macrophages are also present Associated with more typical germinal centers Large numbers of T cells are present May have a few small hyaline vascular type germinal centers Rarely have T cell rosettes May have BCL2 expression in mantle B cells.

    Maybe for that far-off vision of his youth, at the mill where he was born, on the banks of the Scarpe, driven by vague memories of sunshine burning in the sky like a great lamp. He wanted to live, his memories of animal life revived, the urge to breathe the air of the plains once more drove him onwards, hoping to discover the hole, the way out into the warm air and the light. And his age-old resignation was swept aside by a wave of revolt, now that he was dying in this pit, after being merely blinded by it.

    Bataille's animal revolt is mirrored in the slowly gathering momentum of the miners' strike. There is the same movement from age-old resignation, handed down from father to son and mother to daughter, towards violent protest at the cruel injustice of working conditions. Catherine, who has submitted subserviently to Chaval's beatings and the punishing regime of her job, is carried away by the mob's vehement hopes at the strike's climax:.

    She couldn't have said why, but she was suffocating, and was overcome with a desire to kill. Surely it would have to stop soon, this life of blasted misery. She had had enough of being beaten and thrown out by her man, of wading like a stray dog through the mud on the road, without even being able to ask her father for a bowl of soup, for he was as starving as she was.

    What erupts in the strike is the distant memory of the terror. Around a thousand ragged women, some carrying babies, others banners or sticks, surge towards the railings of the pit-manager's expensive home. A mob of men, double in size, joins them and they start to sing the "Marseillaise": the battle hymn of the French revolution that was banned under the Second Empire. Then suddenly, with hideous symbolism, the shadow of the guillotine appears against the sky:.

    Over their heads, among the spikes of the iron bars that stabbed at the air, they passed an axe, keeping it upright; and this single axe, flaunted like the battle standard of the band, took on the sharp profile of a guillotine blade against the light evening sky. It is as though the worst extremes of the terror have risen again from the earth and shown the Second Empire as nothing but a fragile attempt to paper over the cracks in a society smashed to pieces.

    The order of society and the authority of the state are pushed aside as easily as the rosy-lipped portraits of the Emperor and Empress smiling insincerely down from the walls of the mining cottages where no one has enough to eat.

    Germinal, de Émile Zola

    In a scene of terrible violence the women castrate the corpse of the shopkeeper who charged them and their daughters in sexual favours when money had run out. They bared their teeth, and spat on it.

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    The gendarmes arrive, and at first, like the National Guard on the Champs de Mars in , they are reluctant to fire on the mob. The rioting miners and women among them are breaking and throwing bricks when the order to fire finally comes from a sergeant tortured by his conflicting beliefs and loyalties as man and soldier.

    After the massacre, a priest, on his way back from saying Mass, comes upon the scene of carnage and calls down the wrath of God on the assassins: "He announced the arrival of the age of justice, and the imminent extermination of the bourgeoisie by fire sent from heaven, since they had brought their crimes to a climax by having the workers and the poor of the earth massacred. Zola too calls down the wrath of God in Germinal. He does not commit himself politically to future revolutionary action, or predict its likely success or failure.

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    Nor does he choose between seeing revolution as an unfinished struggle continuous with the events of , or as a cycle of oppression and rebellion that will repeat itself endlessly through history for as long as the human race inhabits the Earth. For all their specificity, his characters assume mythical status as he projects them against the backdrop of the ravaged Earth. Germinal , in our own generation, is more than a realist or naturalist novelistic record of the historical exploitation of miners; more than a progress report on the working-class struggle against the psychic and economic effects of capitalism in 19th-century France; more than a presage of the ideas that would later differently preoccupy Freud or Lawrence; more even than a testament to the revolutionary heritage that continued to disrupt the French nation for many decades after Robespierre had breathed his last beneath the guillotine in 10 Thermidor, Year II.

    Beyond all these substantial claims on our attention, Germinal is a parable of the love—hate relationship human beings have with the Earth: the death-rattle rings through it, in counterpoint to the urge we all have, until the moment of our death, to go on living.

    A new illustrated edition of Germinal is published this month by the Folio Society. In a moving anthropomorphic passage, Zola shows Bataille galloping desperately through the narrow bowels of the Earth: Where was he heading for? Catherine, who has submitted subserviently to Chaval's beatings and the punishing regime of her job, is carried away by the mob's vehement hopes at the strike's climax: She couldn't have said why, but she was suffocating, and was overcome with a desire to kill.

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    Then suddenly, with hideous symbolism, the shadow of the guillotine appears against the sky: Over their heads, among the spikes of the iron bars that stabbed at the air, they passed an axe, keeping it upright; and this single axe, flaunted like the battle standard of the band, took on the sharp profile of a guillotine blade against the light evening sky.

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