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tenderness that makes him a nicer character), through his reactions when he discovers the changes in Tom’s life (we learn what Nathan’s ambitions had been). Moreover, Tom’s character is built in contrast with Nathan: while Nathan didn’t hesitate to show his own faults in the “overture”, he describes Tom’s temper in an entirely positive way. A new contrast is being revealed: the one that opposes the former Tom, the brilliant “Doctor Thumb” and the man he has become. This creates some kind of suspense;

s’adresse à lui ? Comment la nature intime de son message s’exprime-t-elle dans la forme poétique ? Au travers, par exemple, de questions rhétoriques -‘How do I love thee?’ ‘Shall I compare thee’… - ou d’injonctions - ‘Do not go gentle into that good night… Rage! Rage! against the dying of the light!’ La mise en tension du « je » et du « tu » dans l’espace réduit du poème traduit la diversité des rapports interpersonnels : la fusion poétique vue par C. Rossetti dans I Loved You First, la relation amoureuse

The crowds are in the street because much of the sidewalk and all of the gutter are taken up with vendors’ stands, selling food… The text is probably about the thirteen-year-old German boy named Stefan / Stephen Blau who ran away from his home in the late 19th century in the hope of going to America (as the title suggests)… B Reading comprehension Niveau B1 : l’élève peut inférer le sens des mots inconnus et comprend l’essentiel d’un texte narratif. Niveau B1+ : l’élève peut suivre aisément le déroulement

identique. Emmanuel Marre nous propose une escapade poétique dans les hôtels Formule 1, «non lieux» fonctionnels presque honteux, qui nous racontent notre façon d’habiter le monde. Every night, about 30,000 people punch in a code to open the doors of an “F1” Hotel room. Some clients, who arrive in the middle of the night, leave early the next morning, after an extremely brief stay. Others stay a week or sometimes even longer. Whatever the location, the room is identical. Emmanuel Marre presents a poetic

the wedding to mark the occasion in the collective mind and to witness the event. Members of the community in many places would soon make their feelings known if they did not agree with the match. Therefore, custom and ceremony are really a public show and an affirmation of what is essentially a private arrangement. In very few cases and cultures is marriage considered exclusively as a personal arrangement of the couple. In Europe and the United States, seen as free societies with a high degree of

and all of the highhest and best emotions- even self sacrifice in behalf of a principle or of an individual. Some writers stressed that lawbreakers possessed good moral traits along with the bad. They presented the criminals in a different way to show the middle-class readers that the threats to social order originated within the boundaries of supposed respectability. For the moralists, the social order was imperiled by an aggregation of individual choices and not by dangerous forces external to

surprisingly, it is anticipated that: H5: Food service quality will have a positive impact on sp)ectators' desire to stay at the stadium. Fan ControL .'Mcohol abuse and its consequences at sporting events started becoming an important social issue in tbe late 1980s (Leerhsen, 1988; Sullivan, 1986), forcing breweries and their distributors (including stadiums) to be more socially responsible. Although alcohol may not be sold at some stadiums, it may still be a problem due to prior consumption or spectators

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halfway in the play after many events which contributed to divest and strip him of all his royal prerogatives, Lear is submitted to the power of the stormy night and struck by his daughters’ filial ingratitude and suffering ordeals. He even exclaims “The body’s delicate: the tempest in my mind” (III,4) and “no I will weep no more. In such a night to shut me out! Pour on; I will endure” (III,4) hinting at the intense state of wrath of the weeping King whose daughter have rejected and who is forced to

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