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Schreck, his main character was hideous, ugly, very straight, rigid and bald, like a dead body with emaciated hands and a straight look. He generated fear and repulsion. Ugly and fearful, he is the one who correponds the most to Stoker’s Dracula’s physical characteristics. Only nine years passed between Murnau’s Nosferatu and Tod Browning’s Dracula, however, Bela Lugosi gave Dracula an erotic dimension, losing Max Schreck’s power of terror. The face of the vampire changed and as he used to be represented

of the man and of every human being. The Internet got involved in the fight (wrestling) against the solitude and the indifference by allowing the hatching of the Dating sites. In front of the acuteness of the problems of the man in his social relationships, the Dating sites want to be a remedy against the isolation. Conceived above all to facilitate the meetings with a woman by allowing new knowledge, sites knew a lightning success a little time after their appearance. The exceptional attraction

animals , with no saoul. They considered themselfs as models , that everybody had to follow . b) black vision of white people We can’t know how did black people exactly consider white people , but how can we consider people who didn’t trate us as human ? For black people , white are inhuman and crual people who only think of power and wealth. 4)Stereotypes M a)definition The racism still exist today, but it is from now on liable to penalty and reprehensible.Thanks to the strength of the oppressed

internationalize INTRODUCTION The globalization is a historic process by whom the individuals, the human activities and the political structures see their mutual dependence and their material exchanges as much as immaterial increasing on significant distances on the scale of the planet. It consists of the increasing interdependence of savings and contributes to the expansion of the exchanges and the human interactions. The increasing globalization involves then a necessity for the companies to become

lakes and groundwater. It is this water that humans use for drinking and eating. But the quantity available is only one millionth of water on Earth. Just over three-quarters of the fresh water reserve in the world is held in glaciers in the polar regions. So it remains a very small shift with which humanity must meet all its water needs ... There is an unequal distribution of resources : The total amount of water is exactly the same as the day of his appearance on Earth. But this natural richness is distributed very

make choices free from certain kinds of constraints. On the contrary, most mass media accounts contended that criminals possessed free choice and the responsibility that accompanied it. For the moralists, there was a need to understand the human behaviour because mysterious, distant forces played no significant role. For them, the criminal was a responsible, normal man. Their point of view contrasted with the determinists’ : On the one hand the moralists thought that the criminal was a normal

involved. Socialists think donning the headscarf is wrong, since it is a symbol of Islam's oppression of women, but adopting the symbols No A head scarf ban violates the right to freedom of religion and expression Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, said in 2004: "The proposed law is an unwarranted infringement on the right to religious practice. For many Muslims, wearing a headscarf is not only about religious expression, it is about religious obligation."[1] Banning head scarves

Introduction : Most people who happen to watch television, read periodicals or to get outside their home have indubitably encounter advertising. They may also have confronted what may be called “sexual advertising”, where images of human bodies are, more or less explicitly, depicted. My intentions, writing this paper, are to know if this kind of advertising really works at persuading its audience and if so, how does it operate. To do this, I will use a strictly technical perspective, i.e. academic

relating to class. Fourthly, I will analyse more closely class in reference to other critics. And finally, going back to the idea that nothing happens in this novel, nothing happens between the classes either, it is a static society, there is no physical contact and no reaction from the crowd, nothing seems to build up. The hopelessness and emptiness of this society could be the narrators way prediction a declining upper class. Starting with the narrative aspect of the novel, we can see that there

“Counterparts,” Farrington, who makes a living copying documents, demonstrates the dangerous potential of repetition. Farrington’s work mirrors his social and home life, causing his anger—and abusive behavior—to worsen. Farrington, with his explosive physical reactions, illustrates more than any other character the brutal ramifications of a repetitive existence. The most consistent consequences of following mundane routines are loneliness and unrequited love. In “Araby,” a young boy wants to go to