Cultural studies

code] Edward J. Ahearn, « Monceau, Camondo, La Curée, L’Argent: History, Art, Evil », French Review, May 2000, no 73 (6), p. 1100-15. David Baguley, « Le Capital de Zola : le Fétichisme de la monnaie dans L’Argent », Currencies: Fiscal Fortunes and Cultural Capital in Nineteenth-Century France, Oxford, Peter Lang, 2005, p. 31-42. (en) Benjamin F. Bart, « Non-Physical Sexuality in Émile Zola’s Women », L’Hénaurme Siècle: A Miscellany of Essays on Nineteenth-Century Literature, Heidelberg, Carl Winter

publicitaires qui détournent l’argument écologique. Sondages IFOP 2007 et 2008 in L’acheteur de produits « verts » est de plus en plus exigeant (Le Monde Economie, 3 juin 2008). 13 Du Gay P., Hall S., Janes L., Mackay H., Negus K. (2003), « Doing cultural studies: the story of the Sony walkman », Sage publications. Première publication en 1997. 12 Emna Essid – Master 2 Etude Culturelle « Le mécanisme d’identification du lecteur au sujet positivé passe par le fait que la publicité « fixe et détourne

this income help ensure the growth of other sectors. 2) From a cultural and social point of view, backpackers brought a real glabal community. It means that that backpackers have brought something more to global tourism, compared to mass tourism. The backpacker goes closer to the culture he went looking, thay actually communicates with people, sharing things They broutht a lot as much from an economic point of view as a cultural point of view since they help local buissnesses. 3) What the

have to deal with the cultural diversity not just on the international business level but also within their organizations. Moreover, if they want to use the opportunities and benefits provided by the global economy, they have to make sure that their employees have enough intercultural competence. However, current research indicates that many businesses have not been successful in this respect. Indeed, there are too many companies that still persist in considering the cultural aspects. For instance

need to collect, analyze and disseminate information concerning Chinese SMEs and their implementation of ERP systems. The outcome of this research is expected to be valuable regarding general advice to other SMEs concerning ERP implementation. Studies focusing on Chinese ERP market in recent years identified some common obstacles in ERP implementation process, e.g. the misfits between an ERP system and organizational culture (Soh et al., 2000); the variety of ownership structures (including state-owned

more importantly, the incredible length of time it took to be considered for commemoration. Notably, the tragedy does not aspire into a glorious event that took place in a glorious past. In her work entitled ‘“Battle and Burial”: Recapturing the Cultural Meaning of Canada’s National Memorial on Vimy Ridge,’ Jacqueline Hucker examines the process of commemoration of one of Canada’s proudest moments in international military history. Looking over the Vimy Ridge war memorial, it is safe to say that

collection but otherwise, everything seemed to separate them. This woman, small and round farmer, was a Catholic. He, big and thin, forest warden was a Muslim. These cultural differences could weigh and it was moreover little the case so much the communication between both delayed becoming established really. It was not so much the cultural differences which explained this incommunicability, just that Elizabeth was obsessed by its intimate collection. But exactly, Elizabeth and Ousmane had a trajectory

due aux effets propagandistes. Au XXème siècle, de nombreux intellectuels dénoncent la culture de masse, tels que Barthes, Baudrillard ou Bourdieu. Le tournant postcritique de la culture de masse se réalise en 1970 en Grande Bretagne par les « cultural studies » qui découvrent un concept d’hégémonie entre les rapports politiques et économiques des industries culturelles. En ce sens, le travail d’Eric Macé consiste en une réinscription des médiacultures dans la sociologie à travers le réexamen des

analysis of the introductory sections of a corpus of 20 doctoral theses on computing written in Spanish and in English. Our aim was to ascertain whether the theses, produced within the same scientific-technological area but by authors from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds, employed the same rhetorical strategies to introduce the work presented. The analysis follows the Swalesian approach and is based on a move/step/sub-step model proposed for PhD introductions in Spanish (Carbonell-Olivares

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