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d’Aristote, Ed. Universitaires, 1991 ; Christof Rapp, Aristoteles, éd. Junius-Verlag, Hambourg, 2004 Marwan Rashed, L'Héritage aristotélien, Textes inédits de l'Antiquité, Les Belles Lettres, (ISBN 2251181059). David Ross, Aristote (1923), trad., Gramma, 1971, 424 p. Thomas d'Aquin, Commentaires des ouvrages d'Aristote Francis Wolff, Aristote démocrate, Article dans : « Philosophie », 1988 (5), n°18, p.53-87. Anecdote Au Moyen Âge, les philosophes écrivaient "le PHILOSOPHE", toutes les lettres

I was born on June 7th, 1981 in New Orleans, and I’m Anglo-American. I live and work as a teacher in Montgomery, Alabama which is famous because Martin Luther King was born there. I don’t really like travelling but I needed a passport to visit my English family next summer, so my passport is brand-new: It was issued in January 2009 and will hopefully last until 2019 if I don’t lose it before then. I’m so careless! 14 • UNIT 1 b. Synthèse : les élèves doivent maintenant présenter les deux jeunes

content. This approach is typically language dependent. Documents are clustered or grouped depending on meaning of words using thesauri, custom dictionaries (e.g. a dictionary of abbreviations), parts-of-speech analyzers, rule-based and probabilistic grammar, recognition of idioms, verb chain recognition, and noun phrase identifiers ©2004 Delphi Group • 111 Huntington Ave, Suite 2750, Boston, MA 02199 • 617-247-1511 • www.delphigroup.com 31 Determining Your Taxonomy and Classification Requirements

scolaires. Les textes sont encore parfois publiés indépendamment de tout cours et sans aucun appareillage didactique (c’est le cas dans le Choix de fables et de contes en allemand de M. Mathis, 1893), ou dans un volume spécial du cours (comme dans First English Reader de A. Beljame, 9e éd., 1897) ; mais on les trouve de plus en plus fréquemment regroupés dans une partie spéciale du manuel (par ex. dans le Nouveau cours élémentaire de langue allemande de A. Peys, 3e éd., 1885), ou même déjà, comme dans les

documents de recherche (Duke, 1985; McNaughton, Hamlin, McCarthy, Head-Reeves et Schreiner, 2008). En classe et à l’extérieur de celle-ci, la compréhension orale fait nécessairement partie du bagage d’aptitudes essentielles de l’enseignant (Davis, 1994; English, 2007; Haroutunian-Gordon et Waks, 2010; McNaughton et coll., 2008); toutefois la revue de la littérature lui accorde beaucoup moins d’attention que d’autres modalités langagières, en particulier l’expression orale (Sensevy, Forest et Barbu, 2005)

approaches (that of Franz Boas for instance) that do not do this. Again, the tendency, cataloged in my discussion of "The wax museum," to analogically discover (and evidentially confirm) gadgetries of computer programming and primitive cost-accounting, or grammars and dogmatics of social life, is, while still disturbingly rampant, certainly not universal in modern anthropology. I will acknowledge that a certain oversimplification in this respect, as well as others, may have resulted from my critical lumping

term for higher-level Muslim schools. They have been important elements of Islamic civilizations since the ninth century and can be found everywhere in the Muslim world. Curricula vary greatly but usually include some combination of Classical Arabic grammar, Quranic exegesis, Islamic law, theology and sometimes mysticism. Fixation on madrassahs as sources of terrorism is extreme reductionism and distracts attention and resources for more important causal issues. In Indonesia and elsewhere is Southeast

eleventh century it was unchallenged as the language of learned discourse and thereafter Latin remained the vehicle of intellectual expression, retaining its prestige into the eighteenth century. France had no equivalent of Old High German or Old English language and culture. Rome’s legionaries and traders had not spoken the classical Latin of Caesar or Cicero but a ‘vulgar’ tongue which, remaining in use over a long span of time and incorporating local influences, served as the basis of all the Romance

(2002) : « Développement des créoles et évolution des langues », ibd., 45-70. Chaudenson Robert (1979) : Les créoles français, France, Paris, Nathan, « Langues en question », 172 p. Lefebvre Claire (1998) : Creole genesis and the acquisition of grammar. The case of Haitian Creole, Cambridge University Press : Cambridge. Les créoles : La linguistique, vol. 41, 2005-1, 150 p. Léglise Isabelle (2004) « Langues frontalières et langues d’immigration en Guyane Française » Glottopol 4 : 108-124. Léglise

stanzas. Avete capito tutti? The five lines. OK. Let’s do it together so you can understand. Can you start working? Is everything clear? You have half an hour to reconstruct the song. [...] TH. – In this class I have a group of six students whose English level is lower than the other group. So I have to make them different activities. For example this time altogether we have to listen to the song and then sing the song together but before listening to the song I have prepared some PH. – Maintenant