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The Grotesque has things in common with a deconstructive project in a Derridean meaning, because it perceives and disrupts categories and hierarchies of social life. The grotesque body is, in particular, a significant example of these transgressions. In the first part, we will show that the Grotesque expresses a dissent and in the second parts examples from southern literature and cinema will illustrate theses affirmations. The study of representation of the body in the Grotesque provides a good

Michael Jackson was born on August 29, 1958, in Gary (Indiana) and dead on June 25, 2009, in Los Angeles (Californie). It is a singer, dancer and choréographer. Author, type-setter, interpret, actor and business man american. He is reconized by the book of the records as being the artist more crowned of all times. According to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, it was identified as being the most popular artist in the history of business show and the most famous man in the world. It is seventh a family of

work of the author of My Antonia, Willa Cather. She was born in 1873 in rural Virginia. She moved with her family from Virginia to Red Cloud, Nebraska at the age of 10. Red Cloud was at that time a small railroad down that had been founded 13 years before and which was populated by immigrants from all over Europe. Willa attended RC. High School and learned the classics. She began to forge friendship with immigrants. She moved to Lincoln in 1890 where she studied to enter College. At the university

SUNRISE Sunrise is a silent and black&white movie produced in 1927 by Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau. The main topic is the affair of a villager who is already married. First, we will study the context of the story, and after we will talk about the woman who comes from the town. Thirdly, we will show how this woman drives the villager mad and finally, we will explain the end of the story. I. The context The scene takes place in a farm, where a villager and his wife are living with their young

www.time.com/time/globalbusiness/printout/0,8816,1101040126-578963,00.html Sunday, Jan. 18, 2004 Because They're Worth It L'Oreal's marketing tilt toward Asians and blacks makes its growth prospects prettier By JENNIE JAMES/PARIS Until she discovered L'Oreal's ethnic-beauty institute on Chicago's South Side, Regina Hatcher had dry, strawlike hair — the price she paid for chemically straightening it. But one Sunday, the African-American security officer, 35, received a tip from a friend whose

than you moreover. We are going to return you at your home, take a shower and lie down. The second detective added: - Meeting in 8 days in the court and obviously, it is forbidden to you to leave New York!Shaky, Roger mumbled :- Yes, OK! Sirs policemen! In his apartment, her mother welcomed him unceremoniously:- Then, you were drunk and almost had an accident. Look in what a state you are!Roger answered her:- No, mum. We forced me to drink and then we tried to kill me. I swear you that that it

communoty ! I see that 70% of peoples who are killed by the death penalty are black and victims are whites so blacks are more likely to be executed… like in this case. I agree with the fact that he commited a murder you must be punish but when you do one mistake since 1984 you don’t deserved to die now this is unfair. Like his family said  « he stop school at the age of 16 years old he found a job, he didn’t make part in a gang : he is a good boy..». You sentence him to die where as we havn’t

novel written by Kathryn Stockett and published in 2009. It was translated into French and was edited by Jacqueline Chambon in September 2010. It is a comedy of 500 pages in the context of the racial segregation of the 60s in the United States. The novel was adapted to the cinema by Tate Taylor. It was released in August 2011 in the US, and in October in France. The film was distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. This is the story of two Black maids who are cleaning, cooking and taking

lose one of his best fighters to another manager. He runs a dilapidated boxing gym in downtown L.A, and is helped by his friend Scrap who used to be a great boxer. One day, a poor woman, Maggie Fitzgerald, from the very lower classes and with a very dysfunctional loser family, approaches Frankie and asks him to be her trainer. He firstly refuses because he doesn’t want to train a girl ,who is in some respects (in addition) too old for him to become a champion. But thanks to her determination and

only because he was involved in the U.S. Civil War but mainly because he is one of the first to have made laws to improve the black slaves' condition at the time when the triangular trade was booming. I- Path in life 1) Childhood Abraham Lincoln was born in a log cabin (photo) in Hardin County, Kentucky (photo), in 1809. He is the son of two uneducated farmers. His father Thomas, a descendant of weavers who emigrated from England to Massachusetts in 1637, was a pioneer (someone who