I Am Alive

Protestant work ethic, moving “from rags to riches” became a cornerstone (fondement) of American society. Benjamin Franklin: “Early to bed and early to rise makes a Man healthy, wealthy and wise” The success stories of self made men keep the dream alive: o Cornelius VANDERBILT: he left school at the age of 11. At the end of his life, he owned several railway lines, ferry boats… o Andrew CARNEGIE: he improved the military telegraph and created the Carnegie Steel Trust. o John D

VUE |I think that… |Je pense que… | |In my opinion, … |A mon avis | |I feel … |Je trouve que… | |Personally, I believe…

Beliebers R : « Every moment without you, I'm not alive So please come back and hold me I need you to set me alive. Because I really love you.” C: « Quand je te vois, je m'envole dans un autre monde Quand tu souris, le monde devient paradis Quand tu es à côté de moi, j'ai l'impression de rêver Quand tu es dans mes bras, ce rêve devient réalité. » « Et quand tu m'appelles, un sourire se dessine Quand tu me touches, des frissons m'envahissent. Quand tu me prends dans tes

guerre. Le journalisme est réduit à une campagne de séduction, de glorification des actions de l’armée. « Our job is to report the news that the “why-are-we-here” civilian newsman ignore ». Comme dans Docteur Folamour, l’ironie habille le propos. « I have told you, we run two basics stories here. Grunts who buy toothbrushes and deodorant for gooks. Winning of hearts and Mind. And combat action resulting in a kill. Winning the War. ». Stanley Kubrick souligne ainsi le décalage entre l’image de la

l’œuvre beckettienne et dans le processus spécifique qui régit et différencie le théâtre – les théâtres de Beckett – au sein de cette œuvre ». Toute l’écriture beckettienne tend vers le même aboutissement : « [d]ans Fin de partie, à l’intérieur du théâtre I, Beckett travaille encore avec les matériaux dramatiques traditionnels. Pourtant, les malmenant, les retournant, les détournant, il les soumet déjà à ce geste fondamental, qui est à chaque fois le même : réduction, contraction, dépouillement, épuisement…

from a perspective of the second generation Jews of the Diaspora. Simply the title “Histoires d’Amerique: Food, Family and Philosophy” is enough evidence to what the film is all about: the Jewish community in America trying to keep its traditions alive of “food, family and philosophy”, the conflict of two identities, and the difficulty faced in secularising Jews who are no longer in their home country or have lost family in the Holocaust, lost their traditions and memory. Through the use of

peine comprendre l’anglais. 2. C’était en 1880 et il partait pour l’aventure ; en montant à bord, il la remarqua. 3. Elle avait une longue robe blanche et portait une grande valise. 3. Phrases traduites en anglais (4,5 points) 1. As I was stepping off the ship, I saw my uncle who was waiting for me. 2. It was in 1967 that my grandfather landed in France. 3. He often told me that he missed his country’s sun. 4. Forme passive (3 points) 1. At Ellis Island, people were treated like cattle. 2.

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this paper I am going to, at least try to; give an overview over the different hypotheses which argue with the existence of Petrarch’s Laura and the symbolism of her name. I have to start by saying that Petrarch is the creator of the great cycle of 366 poems now usually known as the Canzoniere (1374) but also known as Rerum vulgarium fragmenta (Vernacular fragments) or Rime Sparse. Love at first sight made him a poet – that is what he wrote to his patron Cardinal Giacomo Colonna and I quote N.

surrounding its genre as autobiography or fiction is debatable and has been ongoing for sometime. The only way to address this point in question is to first define an autobiography, to analyse the factors that constitute an autobiography. Personally, I would recognise an autobiographical piece of work as being an entirely factual recount of events, true to their chronological order, blatantly retroactive and most importantly the author must correspond with the principal character. An autobiography