Edward Saïd

allons analyser14) et, plus particulièrement, le vers 301: « Comment me puet li cuers ou cors durer?», l’auteur laisse entendre qu’il serait difficile, voire impossible pour lui de vivre sans son amante, selon Glyn S. Burgess: «  the latter’s heart is said to share the situation of the Chastelain de Couçy whose heart contains nothing but love  »15 (v. 292-293). Le lien intrinsèque entre cœur et mort est ici incontestable. Plus loin dans le récit, l’auteur écrit à propos du Chevalier: « Cele a cui son

Gérer simplement les flux de production, Paris, Édition du Moniteur, 1991, 268 pages. Hamichi Saïd et Jean-Paul Kieffer; L’implantation d’une gestion de production informatisée, Éditions du Moniteur, Usine Nouvelle, Paris, 1989, 248 pages. Nollet Jean, Joseph Kélada et Mattio O. Diorio; La gestion des opérations et de la production, Boucherville, Gaëtan Morin éditeur, 1994, 682 pages. Perterson Rein et Edward A. Silver; Decision systems for inventory management and production planning, 2è éd., Toronto

permettent de s'évaluer et de vérifier ses acquis. Autres ouvrages utiles :  Pour travailler la grammaire : Sylvie Persec & Jean-Claude Burgué, Grammaire raisonnée 2. Anglais, Paris, Ophrys.  Pour travailler le vocabulaire : - Stuart Redman et Lynda Edwards, English Vocabulary in Use. Pre-Intermediate and Intermediate, Cambridge University Press. - Michael McCarthy et Felicity O'Dell, English Vocabulary in Use. Advanced with Answers and CD-ROM, Cambridge University Press.  Dictionnaire unilingue :

Charon,  Déméter/  Cérès,  Perséphone/  Proserpine,    Hadès  /  Pluton.  Cerbère  et  autres  monstres.  Les  mystères  de  l’antiquité  païenne :  Mystères  d’Eleusis.           « Hymne homérique à Déméter ». Gustave Courbé, L’Origine  du  monde.    Edward Burne Jones, Proserpine. Les magiciennes et les sorcières : Héphaïstos, Asclépios, Hermès, Isis, Hécate, Séléné, Baubô ; Médée, Circé…    La  mythologie  orientale :  Ishtar,  Astarté, Inanna et Isis : la thématique du corps en morceaux.  Le  corps 

found the lollies for sale last week, saying they are an insult to her people. The word Eskimo was unacceptable in her country and carried with it negative racial connotations, she told the Taranaki Daily News. The correct term was Inuit, Ms Parsons said. “I was taken aback. When I was a little girl white kids in the community used to tease me about it in a bad way. It’s just not the correct term.” She intends sending packets of the iconic confectionery to the Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper

l’emportant – car, ce qu’avec des lettres / Elle dessina, moi seule je l’ai montré / Avec des hommes, des ressources et d’excellentes lois – / Eutopie, à bon droit, c’est le nom qu’on me doit » (trad. Prévost 1978, 11). 63. Prévost 1978, 350. 64. Voir Saïd 1994, 150 : « Lucien inverse le rapport du réel et de la littérature : si l’ethnographe écrit (ou prétend écrire) ce qu’il a vu, Lucien ne voit (et ne fait voir) que ce qui a été écrit ». 65. Histoires vraies, I, 4 (trad. Bompaire 1998). 139

the lollies for sale last week, saying they are an insult to her people. The word Eskimo was unacceptable in her country and carried with it negative racial connotations, she told the Taranaki Daily News. The correct term was Inuit, Ms Parsons said. “I was taken aback. When I was a little girl white kids in the community used to tease me about it in a bad way. It’s just not the correct term.” She intends sending packets of the iconic confectionery to the Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper

shouldn’t think of ‘content’ and ‘style’ as discrete areas to be ticked off a list; but instead should be encouraged to think of them together. So in these Notes students are constantly being enjoined to look simultaneously not only at what is said, but how it is said. 3. Each poem is considered to have a universal appeal, and the Notes try only to introduce extraneous knowledge insofar as it might help students to appreciate the poem. If there is or might be an underlying private concern, as for example

co-founder of Apple, inventor, businessman and visionary. His determination to put electronic devices on the market that were as much works of art as machines led to the iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad. Picture 5 is a painting, St George and the Dragon, by Edward Coley Burne-Jones, done in 1866. The legend, which probably originated in Lebanon, tells of a man who saved a princess from being eaten by a dragon and then made all the people in the kingdom convert to Christianity after he killed the beast. St George

that condemned the Islamic religion and the Arab people as backward, intolerant, and hostile to science. Renan was a leading orientalist and philologist whose expertise in Semitic languages earned him the Prix Volney and a chair at the Sorbonne. Edward Said described him as “a harsh divider of men into superior and inferior races” who endorsed “the necessary domination of the many by the few” as a law of nature.30 In this “Reply,” published in the Journal des Débats in 1883, Afghānī disagreed with