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image is it ? (quelle sorte d'image est le document ?) A cartoon (dessin humoristique), a painting, an advertisement (une publicité), a photo, a drawing (un dessin)... What is the origin of the document ? (quelle est l'origine du document ?) It comes from a newspaper, a magazine, a book. What country is it from ? Is it old or recent ? (De quel pays vient-il ? Est-il vieux ou récent ?) What is the image about ? (De quoi parle l'image ?) Développement Parler des personnes ou personnages en contexte

Prolongement: Œuvres / Artistes du même courant artistique: La critique de Charlie Chaplin, Œuvre du même artiste: Il a aussi écrit des romans comme The Accident paru en 1988 ainsi que des séries pour jeunes adultes: Impact Zone et Here Comes Heavenly.

Nous sommes invités par le roi. Un verbe latin au passif non accompagné d'un complément d'agent peut être traduit par « on » + verbe actif : Ad cenam invitamur. On nous invite à dîner. Vocabulaire clamor, oris, m : clameur classis, is, f : flotte comes, itis, m : compagnon convivium, ii, n : banquet gens, gentis, f : famille, peuple, nation locus, i, m : mieu, endroit eligo, is, ere, elegi, electum : choisir licet (+ inf) : il est permis de nuntio, as are,avi, atum : annoncer paro, as are, avi, atum

"the long day's journey" and "it was still, all day long, Nebraska" There is metaphore with the engine who "was panting heavily after its long run" : Symbolize the course of a Horse. 2/A metaphorical journey Jim had lost his parents. He comes from Virginia and during his journey he encounters differents characters : Jack Marpole and Otto Fuchs. He is going to start a new life, a new environment, new acquaintances, cause of his parent's death. Jim embody the immigrants in the United-States

stylistic device. The only link he establishes is the Enjambement between lines 7 and 8. In the final couplet Shakespeare draws the logical conclusion of the argumentation of the quatrains, namely that love has nothing to do with perfection. Bodenstedt comes up with a rather different conclusion, namely that of reconforting the lover for being imperfect, which is consistent for his translation, but differs enormously form the original. Last but not least it is important to point out the linguistic differences

about the bill -bill discussed “clause by clause“ in committee ( committee of the whole house if it is really important d) 2nd vote ( report stage: bill as amended in committee comes again in front of the whole house ( either sent back to committee or proceeded to the next stage (many discussions before it comes to house) ( goes back and forth ( discussion in the committee) e) 3rd reading -house votes on the bill to accept or to reject it -if its passed ( sent to the house of lords (

stipulates that you must replace old learning with new imposed ones. In this instance, he takes the example of a person who is already well established in life. Then someone comes along to change his thinking. This person will walk away unless there is something that can captivate his attention. This is where the coercion comes into view. For Schein, learning should be free of any constraints unlike brainwashing. In this state, your learning experience is always controlled , shaped and conditioned

13. She's English. At school, she wears a uniform. She lives in a small village in Kent and she goes to school in the village. Her school uniform is white and blue: the jumper is white and the skirt is blue. she doesn't like her uniform. When she comes home in the evening, she puts on a pair of jeans and a nice old sweater. Then, she's comfortable!: Texte traduit. Ann est mon stylo-ami. (elle a 13 ans ). Elle est anglaise. À l'école, elle porte un uniforme. Elle vit dans un petit village à Kent

and we again see the desire to do something or for something to be done (lines 131-134). These lines also bring back the disorder of the world, as the character has no idea of what to do. In other words, chaos. Probably the first thing that comes to mind when we hear desire is lust. And Eliot is no stranger to the subject of lust. It predominates Prufrock and similarly predominates “A Game of Chess.” Partly due to this natural and rather direct connection between desire and lust, partly

Des objectifs différents se déplacer se réparer se défendre prélever l’impôt => plutôt des cartes + locale -> table de Peutinger (ancêtre des cartes routières.) Elle représente schématiquement les principales routes de l’empire romain. -> Comes Limitis Aegypti Les premières cartes se servent à la fois à se repérer et représenter le monde. Un double problème Définition élémentaire de la carte : la carte correspond a la reproduction réduite sur une surface plane d’une surface courbe