I Am Dream

princesses” (Grimm) they all have left their husbands for different reasons. (in each case = because of feminism/ girl power) * Shift to 1990 (the book written in 89 so near future) 2 new characters = an “environmental activist + Nicholas Jordan” who dreams to travel. examples of construction of time as patterns of emancipation Christian vision of time * Idea of progress in time it implies linearity + concept of humanity as universal. There is a mirror effect (linked to the idea of microcosm-macrocosm)

Moroccan poetry.   In what follows, I provide a preliminary list of English publications by Maghrebi writers. Though all endeavours have been made to provide an exhaustive list, some titles, especially those published abroad and not advertised in Morocco, must have escaped my attention. Where possible I have provided succinct reviews of the works leaving a more thorough reading of the texts to a further project.   Bibliography of Maghrebi Literature in English I- Poetry:  The number of published

(daddy's drink) versus Pepsi (new generation) When it comes to luxury being unique it was it counts, not any comparison with a competitor . Luxury is the expression of taste, of creativity identity, of a passion of the creator, 'this is what I am'. It is identify that give a brand the particular powerful feeling of uniqueness and timeless. Chanel has an identity but nor a positioning. Identity is not divisible, it is not negotiable -it simply is. Lacroix is brand it is image of bright

has come to accept the role of mother; she writes, "... I had naively thought that a pro-feminist partner, plus my own willpower, would prevent this from happening to me...I hadn't bargained for how deeply the gender roles of nurturer and provider are ingrained in all of us… ". (323). Her goal is not to escape this but simply to have her husband work fewer hours. When her husband suggested they hire a nanny, she shouted, "I don't need a nanny, I need a husband!"(325). Women are frustrated to be the

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Melancholia, VI p 15-17 6. Arthur Rimbaud  « Sensation » p 18-20 7. Paul Eluard  « La Terre est bleue comme une orange … » p 21-23 8. Gérard de Nerval  « Elle a passé la jeune fille … » p 24-26 9. Alan Seeger « I have a rendez-vous with death » p 27-30 10. Rudyard Kipling « If » p 31-34 1. William Shakespeare « My mistress’ eyes … » Biographie Considéré comme le plus grand dramaturge de la culture anglo-saxonne, William Shakespeare

sci-fi because this was a common theme there as well. At the same time, while it is about individualism, it is NOT about the band members themselves as individuals. They have gone to great lengths to make clear to the world that it is not about them. I can respect that. Their art would seem to indicate that they think that the "star system" or cult of celebrity really exploits rather than empowers the individuals that it appears to glorify. Spoiler Alert! Everything from here on out contains major

Poésie et Découvertes Poésie pour découvrir le monde I-Préface La poésie est un genre littéraire très ancien aux formes variées, écrites généralement en vers (il existe cependant des poèmes en prose), dans lequel l’importance dominante est accordée à la forme, c’est-à-dire au signifiant. La poésie est un art du langage qui fait une utilisation maximale des ressources de la langue. Elle reste cependant difficile à définir, et cette définition varie d'ailleurs au fil du temps, au point que

particulier mise en question. Les nouvelles techniques apparaissent non seulement en littérature mais dans presque tous les domaines d’art. « ... the artist, like Scott Fitzgerald’s Gatsby, tips back the clock on the mantelpiece and sees beauty, form, dream. It illuminates the desire to reappraise the structure and operation of mind: ‘To appreciate the pagan manner of thought,’ D.H. Lawrence tells us, ‘we have to drop our own manner of on-and-on-and-on, from a start to a finish, and allow the mind to

coincide. As a reaction against the enclosing of the planetary commons, environmentalism imposes a drastic revision of the paradigms of unending progress and perpetual development, which continue to guide our economic doctrines and ideological pipe-dreams. Our linear and cumulative conception of history — structurally blind to structure, to systemic circularities and reverse causalities — took too long to wake up to the fact that misery, hunger and injustice are not the result of the still partial