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explanatory model of tourism to seek answers to two central questions: what functions does travel fulfill for the travelers' culture and what effects can tourism have on hosts culture? The report demonstrates that the ritual, utopian and mythical character of travel makes a significant contribution to satisfying the basic human needs for security, activity and pluralism. In this way the holiday culture that has developed in the western countries has come to assume a vital role in strengthening cultural

BINGLEY Their couple is the perfect example of a good match: they are both handsome ; they are both kind-hearted, even at times a bit naïve ; their minds are alike. From the very beginning, they are drawn to each other, but they are also weak characters who endure separation without reacting too much. We could argue that their separation has served to measure their attachment. At any rate, they have not used their separation to further their understanding of one another but since they are

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I – Introduction + characters a) Summary West Side Story is an American musical created in 1957, with a script by Arthur Laurents, music by Leonard Bernstein, lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, and choreography by Jerome Robbins. The musical's plot and story are based on William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Then in the early 60’s it was turned into a film musical under the direction of Robert Wise and Jerome Robbins. Set in New York City in the early 60’s, the film musical explores

personally experiences the events through which the fictional characters live. John Dos Passos met côte à côte l'objectivité (Newspapers) et la subjectivité (Camera-Eye). The Camera Eye persona, however, is an acutely sensitive observer who develops into not just a political radical but a writer whose mission will be the championing of the disenfranchised. The fifty-one Camera Eye monologues also relate to events in the characters’ lives and those described in the Newsreels and short biographies

"emotional bastard"). Bridget's family consists of a mother too sure that it always seems to find new adventures and projects, a father very down to earth (although this should suffer the mood swings of his wife) and his brother, Jamie, a secondary character. Bridget often visits her parents and friends, Geoffrey and Una Alconbury. On these occasions, Bridget is often assailed by the question: How's your love life? and exposed to the eccentricities of the middle and upper classes of British society,

will axe our essay around two keys stones. Firstly we will see the living conditions of immigrants in the United States. Then we will lay stress on the preconceived ideas of immigration among the Americans. On the first cartoon we can see two characters, one of them is an illegal alien who seems rather disillusioned, his smile betrays him. He describes his everyday life with sadness. He uses strongly connoted words such as “sweltering” and “strange” which traduce the difficulty of his crossing

before the war, this author describes with melancholy how happy they were captured by the camera and how they ended up… through the dreadfulness of the war. We will see that Hughes tries to directly interact with the reader by pointing out each character individually in the photo speaking as if the reader were actually next to him. Shock is again an ingredient to his work, for he says things very directly so that not even the reader can hope. Both poems use an element of surprise and have their ways

or inspire many other worksto this days in the domain of films, series, litterature, music or even fashion or photography.There is even comics inspired by this novel, live performances, like musicals or operas, mangas, video games... The famous character of Alice inspired similar heroines in pop culture or litterature, some of them are named alice in homage to the phenomenon. These works are mainly inspired by the Disney animation movie.It's the proof that there's a bit of Alice in Wonderland in

discovered the passion who binds mens of different nation. In my opinion, this movie is a little bit too old for guys who know all of we know today. This movie had so many longuers, and had no action, no fun, no suspense… The principals’ characters are: • The narrator - The narrator of the novel. Karen is a Danish female, who generally cloaks her true identity throughout the book. On several minor occasions her name is revealed as Baroness Blixen. The narrator is portrayed as being friendly