Child Labour Speech

dossier mais rassembler et classer les documents permettra à tous de préparer l’épreuve orale tout au long de l’année. Voici un exemple de dossier construit sur l’unité 11, Higher, faster, stronger. Spaces and Exchanges: - Queen Elizabeth’s Christmas speech in 2010, p. 163 - Cartoon: Soccer star, p. 169 - Text: Ethics, money and sports…, p. 170 - Poster on the 2012 Irish Paralympic team, p. 175 The notion of Progress: - Text: That’s what I like, p. 164 - Cartoon: Trapped on the track, p. 165 - Video:

use of it, and speaks to the colonized only: ‘Natives of an under-developed countries, unite!’ What a downfall! For the fathers, we alone were the speakers; the sons no longer even consider us as valid intermediaries: we are the objects of their speeches. Of course, Fanon mentions in passing our well-known crimes: Sétif, Hanoi, Madagascar: but he does not waste his time in condemning them; he uses them. If he demonstrates the tactics of colonialism, the complex play of relations which unite and oppose

Valenciennes and then joined with the Austrian rail network built by his brother (who is of course also his wife's father), Salomon Mayer Rothschild. Edmond de Rothschild is born to James Mayer Rothschild and Betty von Rothschild. He is their youngest child. 1847 Lionel de Rothschild who is now married to the daughter of his uncle, Kalmann (Carl) Mayer Rothschild, is elected to the parliamentary seat for the City of London. A requirement for entering parliament is to take an oath in the true faith

With dim, averted eye; no sword had made My hero lifeless ghost. Nor wound, nor scar Marked death his only conqueror in war. Nor spoil of death, nor memory's child was he, His mien triumphant, full of majesty! So might victorious Caesar near his home To claim the key to every heart in Rome! He spoke: in nameless awe I heard

Africa to America U Slavery E The civil War N The fight for Civil Rights of African Americans C Compréhension orale Go down Moses, a negro spiritual Compréhension écrite Texte 1 : I Have a Dream, Martin Luther King’s speech Text 2 : The Colour of Water Expression orale Prononciation : le rythme dans un discours Intonation montante et descendante E Expression écrite Insérer un dialogue dans une narration 3 Compétence linguistique L’expression de l’avenir

renseignements sur l’OIT et le travail des enfants, voir la section ci-dessous qui y est consacrée. 60 Bureau international du Travail, mesures d’action pratiques visant à abolir le travail des enfants (1997); voir aussi J. Hilowitz, Labelling Child Labour Products (1997). 16 Abolition de l’esclavage 52. Bien qu’il n’existe pas d’interdiction internationale absolue de payer les salaires autrement qu’en monnaie ayant cours légal, l’OIT a adopté des restrictions pour protéger les travailleurs

make any projects for their future and climb the social ladder… When he says “And this time it’s true”, we understand that he did not really believe it was true until the present time… He was just repeating a formula used by politicians in their speeches. If we look at the date of the cartoon: 2008, in the bottom, right-hand corner, we understand that “this time” refers to Barack Obama’s election as the 44th President of the U.S. (Nov. 4th 2008)… Obviously, the man believes that Barack Obama will

L'f:CONOMIE m L'agriculture - Agriculture m L'industrie - Industry m Le commerce - Trade &a La finance - Finance fIl Le marche du travail flI Le monde de I'entreprise - til La science economique - Economics The corporate world The labour market 180 182 184 186 188 190 192 Pour aller plus loin • Les noms de marques - 115 ont parle de I'argent Le saviez-vous ? Pound, sterling, dollar • L'histoire de Wall Street - Ce n'est que de I'argent 194 195 SITUATIONS DE COMMUNICATION

are all proofs of his intense suffering and redemption. Gloucester learns a similar truth and expresses it in much the same way as Lear. Like Lear he lost the control of his house, he was driven into a forced exile, he discredited his virtuous child and placed power and value in the hands of the wicked one. His awareness and enlightenment comes only through suffering. Just as Lear achieves spiritual wisdom when he goes mad, Gloucester achieves spiritual vision when he is physically blinded. Gloucester’s

Romantic rebel who led a scandalous life, supposedly having an affair with his married half-sister. He could not stand the hypocrisy of his society, left England, and died fighting for Greek independence. The heroes of his poems are rebels, as in ‘Child Harold’s Pilgrimage’ (1818), about the wanderings of a melancholy, disillusioned young man. Percy Bysshe Shelley was an atheist and a revolutionary too. For him the poet had a moral function, which was to convey truth and beauty. He was married to