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lynching in South of United-States. Explication: There is many negative images in the text, like “bulging eyes” or “twisted mouth”, which refer to suffering, to death. The key-word “strange”, repeated 3 times in the text, is an element of strangeness. One of the element of strangeness is a juxtaposition of cliches about the pleasant-to-live-in, gentle South ans the images of death referring to the harsh reality of the blacks fate, particulary obvious line 5 to 8. The metaphor of the fruit brings

force consisted of slaves and poorly paid freedmen nearly indistinguishable from slaves.  Debt landsmen and peasants tied down to the land were also not technically considered slaves.  In the Roman world, slaves and their children were the property of the owner, sold and rented out by dealers and exchanged between individuals. Slaves had always been used in Rome, but there was a sharp increase in their numbers after the 2nd century BC.  Slaves could be obtained as prisoners of war or through trade

channel with What effect » soit « Qui (dit) quoi (à) qui (par) quel moyen (avec) quel effet ». Après la fin de la Première Guerre mondiale, il définit la théorie du béhavioralisme dans son ouvrage de 1927 intitulé Propaganda Techniques in the World War où il préconise un contrôle gouvernemental des techniques de communication, du télégraphe et du téléphone au cinéma en passant par la radio. Carl Hovland Carl Iver Hovland, psychologue américain né le 12 juin 1912 à Chicago, de parents profondément

President of France) has said: “Globalization is a new face of the human adventure.” This illustrates the fact that globalization is due to men and is part of our present and especially our future. Moreover, Jacques Le Goff (French historian) has also said “Globalization is neither a horror or happiness”. This sentence is the link that follows this essay. Indeed, I shall announce in the first part, the contribution of colonialism and trade, in a second part I will discuss the direct benefits of globalization

elle s’installe en Californie où elle réside durant les années soixante-dix, et obtient le Master of Finest Art en 1974. Elle mène en plus de sa pratique artistique une activité de critique d’art et enseigne à la Rutgers University dans le New Jersey. Une rétrospective de son travail a été présenté dans cinq villes européennes ainsi qu’à New York au New Museum of Contemporary et à l’International Center of Photography. L’artiste développe une pratique artistique basée sur une réflexion critique

...................57 c.Les acteurs impliqués dans la « loudness war »....................................................................61 3.Conclusion partielle...................................................................................................................63 Chapitre sept : Présentation des personnes interrogées...............................................................65 Chapitre huit : La « loudness war », une lutte concurrentielle.....................................

depuis cinq décennies. Ses œuvres les plus célèbres et les plus influentes datent des années 1960, quand il fut d'abord un chroniqueur informel des troubles américains, par exemple avec Like a Rolling Stone, Ballad of a Thin Man, All Along the Watchtower, Masters of War ou encore Gates of Eden. Certaines de ses chansons comme Blowin' in the Wind et The Times They Are a-Changin' sont devenues des hymnes anti-guerre, en particulier anti-guerre du Viêt Nam et des mouvements civils de l'époque7. L'un de

Hill, born of an Irish father and a Sicilian mother, wants to be gangster and belong to the Mafia. Teenager in the fifties, he began working on behalf of Paul Cicero and have great admiration for Jimmy Conway, who did diversion of trucks his specialty. Lucid and ambitious, it contributes to breaking warehouses Idlewild Airport and wife Karen, a young Jewish woman he regularly deceived. But his involvement in drug trafficking will immerse ... •St Valentines Massacre In the Chicago of the 20s, the

International Institute of Social History Amsterdam, The Netherlands enm@iisg.nl Introduction Until 1568, the northern Netherlands had belonged to the Habsburg Empire. A combination of economic crisis, power struggle between the Dutch gentry and the Spanish king over his policy and taxes, and religious differences, led to the revolt of several provinces in the north against the Spanish Crown. This revolt resulted in a war for independence that would last for 80 years, until the Peace of Westphalia was

13, 1931, the International Olympic Committee, headed by Count Henri Baillet-Latour of Belgium, awarded the 1936 Summer Olympics to Berlin. The choice signaled Germany's return to the world community after defeat in World War I. Two years later, Nazi Party leader Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany and quickly turned the nation's fragile democracy into a one-party dictatorship. Police rounded up thousands of political opponents, detaining them without trial in concentration camps. The Nazi regime