High fantasy

median professional salary in ARL university libraries for 2003–2004 and approximately 25 percent higher than the median professional salary at the highest ranked ARL university library.10 The initial total annual salary budget for the ELP Library will be $4,800,000. That is slightly more than half the median total salary and wages budget for ARL university libraries in 2002–2003. It is only slightly higher than the total salary and wages budget for the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2002—2003; this

rapidement et plus intensément. Il provoque donc, lui aussi, une contraction des vaisseaux sanguins, une irrégularité du rythme cardiaque et de l’hypertension artérielle. Seulement 10 secondes après avoir aspiré une seule bouffée, la personne est déjà « high ». Elle ressent alors une euphorie qui ne dure que 5 à 10 minutes. C’est pourquoi une nouvelle dose devient vite nécessaire. Après cette sensation euphorisante, elle passe donc rapidement à une période d’anxiété qui est encore plus désagréable que

Affecting Consumer Behavior Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Maslow’ Self-actualization Esteem Needs Social Needs Safety Needs Physiological Needs Types of Buying-Decision Behavior Difference between brands Significant Differences Involvement Level High Low Few Differences Complex buying behavior DissonanceDissonancereducing buying behavior Variety-seeking Varietybuying behavior Habitual buying behavior The Buyer Decision Process • Five Stages: – Need recognition – Information search

par ex.) o fr : attendre : to wait Sex Appeal : attirance sexuelle o • • • • • • • • • • • • B • • Bachelor : célibataire mais aussi ce qui correspond au DEUG/candidatures/bachelier européen. o fr : bachelier : high school graduate To Balance : tenir ou mettre en équilibre, équilibrer 9 fr : balance (comptable) : list of accounts (?), trial balance o fr : balancer (bercer) : to rock o fr : balancer (hésiter) : to sway o fr : balancer (jeter) : to throw

human thought and culture. But from about 1840 onwards, when it became a product for popular consumption, literature acquired a new recreational role. By 1870, a rift had appeared between ‘low’ literature aimed at a noncultured readership and the ‘high’ art intended for the educated elite, and thereafter the gap continued to widen between writings which were accessible to a wide audience and those which were ‘difficult’. In the twentieth century, literature once more became part of the movement of

is the knowledge of the celebrity and of his prior performances; “likeability” is the audience positive regard for the source because of its physical appearance and behaviour. “Similarity” is the resemblance between the source and the receiver. The higher a source rates on each of these attributes, the more acceptable and attractive it will be. A study leads by Homer and Kahle (1985) points out the role of attractiveness in the effectiveness of celebrity endorsement. The results of the study have

fantastic landscape that symbolises the atmosphere of the movie… the different characters are… 2. An epic fantasy story. Sensibiliser les élèves au double sens de fantastic = great-unrealistic et leur demander de l’expliquer avec leurs propres mots. objectifs Approfondissement grammatical, lexical, phonologique et culturel Champs lexicaux L’imaginaire, le fantastique – imaginary, strange, fantasy world, dream, science fiction, the fantastic, the uncanny, an icon ● La nature – a hill, a valley

emphasis on the Behavioral Approach/Behavioral Inhibition System (BAS/BIS), might be argued to be particularly relevant to the leader trait paradigm. There is some evidence that these approaches share similarities: BAS is linked to high levels of extraversion, and BIS to high levels of neuroticism (Smits & Boeck, 2006). The choice of one framework does not dismiss the potential utility of another. We rely largely on the five-factor model because it has 2 Our mention of these arguments should not be

sources of admiration during the years of the Great Depression (Izod, 1988:101). They were “glorified” in that period of hardship because of their wealth first, but also because they were still able to “provide a covert channel for the release through fantasy of fears aroused by the deprivation of the Depression” (Izod, 1988:55). The social and cultural impacts of stars thus came from their charisma and their power to make the audience escape from the America of the Great Depression. We can for example

advertising? Helen Macdonald gives a lead to follow: “In the case of gender in lifestyle magazines we can conclude that magazines target their audience according to gender in order to appeal to a specific audience that is still broad enough to ensure high sales, to ensure continued readership and to attract certain advertisers by being able to guarantees a certain ‘type’ of reader.” (Magazine advertising and gender, 2003) One of the advertising constraint is to « tell a story »in a short time with