Famous for being famous

Masks The use of masks belongs to many different cultures At the origin masks were used for religious and ceremonial/ritual purposes for instance for rites of passage such as the initiation of young people, marriages, funerals…, and for festivals –in which the use of masks was associated to noise, clamour and colour often to drive away the forces of darkness and to open the way to the spirits of light Masks in the theatre Theatre masks can be traced back to the Ancient Greeks. Traditionally

Regions, climates and soils .............................................................................. 37 4.1 Production of fruit............................................................................................ 37 4.2 Regions, suitable for viticulture ....................................................................... 38 5. Wineries, including joint ventures .................................................................... 41 5.1 Yantai Winery [Yantai jiuchang] ...............

will stage the Olympics for the first time since 1948 and London will become the first city to host them for the third time. The announcement was broadcast by the BBC with an average audience of 2.9 million and a peak of 3.2 million viewers, representing a forty percent audience share ( The Times, 7 July 2005). The numbers illustrate the support for London’s bid which is believed to have reached eighty percent of the people in the United Kingdom. Paris had been the favourite for some time according to

the second step will be when the consumer thinks again to this funny ad during the day and during his/her shopping and desire eating potato: it is a need: “It’s been so long since I ate them”, for finally taking prompt action and buying it. Every steps of the AIDA model is follows. 2. If there is no famous person, who or what is the central attraction? The central attraction is the potato dressed up with clothes or accessories that men and women use in their every day life: sun glasses, swimsuit

Francis Bacon, Self-Portrait (1976) Francis Bacon (1909-1992) is one of the famous twentieth century British painter. His works are inscribed in the aesthetic movements that marked the 20th century: surrealism, cubism and expressionism. In 1934, Bacon started to paint his solo show strongly influenced by the work of Pablo Picasso, and in the mid 1970’s, he began a prolonged series of self-portrait heads, painting his own face almost obsessively. The one we have to analyse is a self-portrait

The Great Gatsby, F.S. Fitzgerald. The Great Gatsby is a novel by the American author Francis Scott Fitzgerald, first published on April 10, 1925. F.S. Fitzgerald (September 24, 1896 – December 21, 1940) is one of the most famous American authors of what is called “The Lost Generation” of the Twenties. – Notably with E. Hemingway & G. Stein -, authors who lived in Paris after the First World War. This term has latterly been used as shorthand to designate groups of young people

as well: “USA was on the wrong side” l5. The narrator seems shocked by the situation. U.S. gives an image which isn’t always true: “told a different story” l7. For example, the author talks about the cooperation between the USA and the white regime in South Africa which never existed. The author knows the subject well because he works for an anti-government newspaper in South Africa. Then he talks about the fact that everybody has discovered the true image of the United States during their involvement

community, in villages, towns and cities, all over England. The pub is more than just a shop where drinks are sold and consumed. For centuries it has been a place where friends meet, colleagues 'talk shop' and business people negotiate deals. The place where people gather to celebrate, play games or to seek quiet relaxation. Due to changes in the law, the pub is now a place for families. It is re-establishing itself as the place to eat, a tradition that all but disappeared after the last war. Many provide

study the druidism with for example the origin. Then we can interest in the druids, their place, their role. To finish, we can see the relations between the druids and the Romans, and the representation of the druids. The druidism The origin First of all we can specify what was the origin of the druidism. It is enough vague, the testimonies aren’t numerous, we haven’t a lot of source about this religion. Indeed, the druidism took part of the Celt religion. For Jean-Louis Brunaux who made

Britain and Europe Britain before WW2 Britain is an island (same etymology as “isolation” and “insular”) Isolation: surrounded by the sea - Develop a strong navy for protection from other countries - Military purpose - Trade purpose From the “Economist”: Britain has assets in terms of natural resources, raw materials (coil, iron, water). It has been the “Workshop of the World”, by 1973; Britain has been the first economic power within the sun never set, in a sense of EXTENSION