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like the short story. Yet the title is what completes it. This is also the case with The Tell-Tale Heart, by Edgar Allan Poe, a mysterious writer, where – as you might guess – a heart is what succumbs someone to guilt to end p telling the tale of his wrong-doing. The title, in this short story, is extremely relevant to the story. It’s what gives readers an impression of what could happen. If the author had called it “The ticking time bomb” or ‘The greatest treasure of all is your sanity’, the title

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THE STUDY OF IMAGERY IN ARNOLD WESKER’S DRAMA Presented by Ndèye Khary SENE Introduction The British literature in the 20th century is marked by a wave of anti-conformist writers who adopt a different style in their writings. In effect, after the two world wars, many illusions disappear and the literary field is where people’s concerns are much illustrated. Among others, drama is a literary genre that underlines many trends in relation to the period and people’s concerns. It is in this

text is an extract from the essay On liberty, published in 1859 and written by the English philosopher John Stuart Mill. On Liberty contains a rational justification of the freedom of the individual in opposition to the claims of the state to impose unlimited control, and has become a classic of libertarian philosophy. In this passage from chapter two entitled Of liberty of Thought and Discussion the author exposes his conception of debate. In the first part of the text the author sums up three

WOMEN AND MATHEMATICS Mathematics are constituted by abstracted knowledge with a logical reasoning, using numbers, structurs and figurs. Mathematics exist since thousand and thousand years, they were a lot of discoveries in science. The most famous inventions were discovered only by men. So when we talk about mathematics, we only think about Pythagore, Archimède, Euclide or others mathematicians. People know a lot of mathematicians but when you ask somebody if he knows famous women in mathematics

HR MANAGEMENT PRACTICES Introduction The transfer of Human Resource (HR) Management practices across national boundaries has become a key strategy for multinational companies to achieve competitive advantage in global markets. The 2 articles bring teaching methods on the conditions of application and of transferability of these practices. Today, for many strategic or marketing reasons, companies are internationalizing their activity. Moreover, during the last decades, companies have been dealing

Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine This document is an extract from Roosevelt’s Annual Message to Congress from 1904. Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th President of the United States, right after the period, when the political leaders realized the country’s industrial power. So far the country’s foreign policy was determined by George Washington’s testament, which was reinforced by the Monroe doctrine. They wanted the United States to be independent in order to keep it safe from the European authorities

Nostalgia and the Treatment of Colonialism in French Films of the 1980s Defined by Phil Powrie as "an escape from reality and the attempt to return to a presupposed golden age", nostalgia was alongside the crisis of masculinity one of the major features and influences of French cinema in the 1980s. A type of film considered by Powrie to be nostalgic is the "colonial" film, which as the title suggests deals with France´s colonial history overseas. According to the writer, colonial films

notes in English about Jean de Florette The story takes place in a small village of Provence in Occitania, the south of France, shortly after the First World War. César Soubeyran - also known as Papet - and his nephew, Ugolin, are desperate to buy a neighbouring farm after hearing of the death of its owner, for its water source. The farm is then inherited by Jean, a hunchbacked tax collector from the city. Learning this news, César and Ugolin block up the spring with concrete to force Jean to sell

Educational research is the application of the scientific and disciplined inquiry approach to the study of educational problems and the primary goal of educational research is to explain and help understand educational issues, questions, and processes. Secondary goals of educational research are to help others understand, predict future outcomes, improve future research and practice, and raise new questions to research. Scientific and disciplined inquiry approach is distinguished by four crucial steps