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guerre froide. Revenons tout d’abord sur ce personnage. Halford John Mackinder est un géographe et un géopoliticien britannique. Il naît le 15 février 1861 et termine sa vie le 6 mars 1947 à 86 ans. Il commence sa formation au Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School de Gainsborough (aujourd'hui Queen Elizabeth's High School), puis il poursuit son parcours au Epsom College and Christ Church à Oxford. C’est donc à Oxford qu’il commence à étudier les sciences naturelles, et qu’il se spécialise dans la zoologie

Alexander Cunningham; London, 1854, gr. iri-S", p. 397. Une lettre de M. B. H. Hodgson sur l'identité des langues tartares et deslanguesdes aborigènes de l'Inde. - Journ. asùu. févriermars 1856, p. 243. Par le même: un développement du même sujet dans un vol. in-S" imprimé à Calcutta en ,1857, sous le titre de : Selections from the records of the government qf Bengal, n° XXVII. A comparative Grammar of the Dravidian or South-Indian family of languages, by Rev. Caldwell; London, 185.6, in-S", ouvrage

dress, and, as the Sioux Medicine Man, Lame Deer (1980, 144), has said, “One ceremony is as good as another.” They all achieve the same result. References Fire, John /Lame Deer, and Richard Erdoes. [1972] 1980. Lame Deer: Sioux Medicine Man. London, New York: Quartet Books. Hellerstein, Erna, Hume Olafson, Leslie Parker, and Karen Offen, eds. 1981. Victorian Women:A Documentary Account of Women’s Lives in Nineteenth Century England, France, and the United States. Brighton, England: Harvester

lot, se souvient l’un de ses anciens camarades de classe. C’était un type tout à fait normal, qui aimait tous les trucs normaux, comme le football. »4 Il s’agit en fait d’une vraie passion pour ce sport. Buteur de l’équipe première de la Parmiter’s Grammar School, il joue également dans le club de football local. Plus tard, il devient le capitaine de l’équipe des anciens de Parmiter’s, puis, lorsqu’il entre à la Barings, intègre l’équipe des employés de la banque, à Londres, et ensuite à Singapour.

Nous citons dans la bibliographie ci-dessous les 27 articles publi´s en co-signature crois´e entre des membres e e des sites italiens et fran¸ais. c References [1] Michele Abrusci, Christophe Fouquer´, and Jacqueline Vauzeilles. Tree adjoining grammars in a frage ment of the lambek calculus. Computational Linguistics, 99(9):209–236, 1999. [2] Patrick Baillot, Paolo Coppola, and Ugo Dal Lago. Light logics and optimal reduction: Completeness and complexity. In LICS, 2007. [3] Patrick Baillot and

Biography: Jeanne Marie Leprince de Beaumont was born in Rouen in 1711. She married at Luneville, but soon after the marriage is declared null. In 1748, she published her first book The Triumph of truth or memory of M. de La Villette. She moved to London in 1750 where to live, she takes care of the education of young noblewomen. It is for this purpose that inspired English periodical literature, she began writing what she calls Stores, treated education for use by children, adolescents and women.

in Hagen, Margaret, éd., The perception of pictures, volume I: Alberti's window. New York: Academic Press; pp. xi-xvii. 1982: Reasons for realism. Selected essays of James J. Gibson, Edward Reed, & Rebecca Jones, (eds.). Hillsdale, New Jersey, & London: Lawrence Erlbaum Ass. Groupe µ, 1992 Traité du signe visuel. Seuil : Paris. Gubern, Roman, 1974: Mensajes icónicos en la cultura de masas. Barcelona: Editorial Lumen. 1987. La mirado opulenta. Barcelona: Gustavo Gili. Gurwitsch, Aron, 1957 : Théorie

(1979), £23,9 billion (1983). Tories suffered dearly for her early display of centralization. In 4 years they lost half the seats in local government which they had held in the 70's. After 1981, London was never conservative again. She continued her practice as Education Secretary of allowing grammar school to close in favour of comprehensive. As for NHS, she was paranoid about being thought hostile about it, it must always be 'safe in our hands'. She didn't show skepticism towards rising expenditure

Viva voce. Communication écrite et communication orale du IVe au IXe siècle en Occident latin. Paris (Institut des Etudes Augustiniennes). Barth, F. (éd.) (1969): Ethnic groups and boundaries: the social organization of culture difference. Bergen-London (Universitetsforlaget-Allen and Unwi) (trad. Fr. in Poutignat, Ph. & StreiffFénart J. (1995), Théories de l'ethnicité. Paris (PUF). Berrendonner, A. (1982): L'éternel grammairien. Etude du discours normatif. Berne (P. Lang). Blanchet, P., Calvet

thinking, which included speeches, sermons, history, and philosophy. Students were not asked to interpret them, as we now interpret literary works, seeking to explain what they are ‘really about’. On the contrary, students memorized them, studied their grammar, identified their rhetorical figures and their structures or procedures of argument. A work such as Virgil’s Aeneid, which today is studied as literature, was treated very differently in schools prior to 1850. The modern Western sense of literature