Days of Wonder

rather an incursion. Then he kept this idea and finally he returned in Britain and he spent few days and weeks there. During this time, he discovered the druidism so it is interested to know what were the relations between the druids and the Roman. Moreover, we said that Britain was a land of mystery, full of legends and the druidism seems to be an obscure religion, not really well-known. So we can wonder what was really this religion and also what were the relations between the druids and the Romans

The Song of Roland The song of Roland is one of the oldest surviving French literatures today. It is a poem that was written in the 12th to 14th century and tells of the heroic deeds that occurred in earlier times. Throughout The Song of Roland an alternating following-pattern in augmented by parallel scenes and the doubling of time in order to underline the theomachia that generates the poem’s basic structure. Charlemagne’s battle with Baligant takes up where the rearguard’s skirmish with Marsile

darling of the media. Since her marriage to German Prince Egon von Furstenbergin 1969, the Belgian designer has been used to having her share of the spotlight. In 1972, she entered the fashion world with rather radical directive: “Feel like a woman. Wear a dress.” Inspired by the femininity of a popular blouse and capitalising on the women’s movement and the importance of comfort, the wrap dress was born. Four years later, over five million dresses had been sold and Diane had become a darling of the

Robinson Crusoe, 1719, Robinson discovers a cave The eighteenth century is marked by the rise of the lower middle class. This one is going to be more and more interested by the culture because it understands this one can offert a consiberable part of power. However, it is not trained enough to be interested by the seventeenth poetry, which has a impact on the type of literary production. It is in this favourable context that the novel can be born and thrive rapidly. Robinson Crusoe is known as

|t| if the verb ends in the |p|, |k|, |f|, |s| sounds As in :  stopped, worked, laughed, passed..and after sounds like  watched, washed... |id| in the verbs ending in  |d| and |t| As in : decided, started, wanted, needed 9 minute video examples of –ED pronunciation : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0YJgidX38Q&list=PLBE473957FDF66B70&index=8 http://anglais.over-blog.org b) PAST CONTINUOUS. BE-ED + BV-ING Formation. Il se forme en utilisant l'auxiliaire BE

mentioning any of the great plays of the classical tradition brings up their strong dependence upon the famous rule of the three unities : a play should consist of a single action or plot, unfolding in one day in a single place. Unity of action, unity of time, unity of place. When we study a play by Shakespeare – or any other playwright in the English tradition, we should bear in mind that it works according to principles that are poles apart from the classical rules: the meaning of a play, and the

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Paul Auster, The Brooklyn Follies: résumé et analyse. Overture. Summary. The narrator leaves Westchester to Brooklyn, to die there. He had lived in Brooklyn when he was a little boy (before the age of three), but doesn’t remember anything. He rents an apartment near Prospect Park. He wants nothing but being alone and quiet. He has sold his house after his divorce, and so has no problem with money. He was an insurance agent, but doesn’t know what to do now. His daughter Rachel (a researcher

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OFFICE RAGE: A psychological analysis of office stress for Canon Europe by Lucy Beresford Pointless meetings, rudeness, and equipment malfunctions: working in an office is incredibly stressful. Psychotherapist Lucy Beresford analyses what’s happening to the psyche of the average office employee. Office life is increasingly frustrating; only 5% of people say that nothing at work makes them angry. We hate: wasting time in pointless or long meetings; the photocopier jamming; people being