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Histoire des Arts : du photojournalisme à l’œuvre d’art Dorothea Lange, Mère migrante (Migrant Mother), 1936 Nom original de la photo : « Destitute pea pickers in California. Mother of seven children. Age thirty-two. Nipomo, California » Traduction: ramasseurs de petits pois indépendants en Californie. Mère de sept enfants. Age:trente-deux ans. Nipomo, Californie. Photo originale non retouchée Propos sur la photographie par Jean-François Devillers : http://theoriedesimages

a shared hope, this diverse group of peoples asked the questions that have been largely absent in international meetings: What are the structural causes of climate change? If the human race is to survive, how must it re-think its relationship with Mother Earth? How can we as human beings collectively end irrational industrialization and consumption to cease provoking irreparable harm to our environment? In seeking to address these important questions, the human race can benefit from the wisdom

Lane” are represented struggling in a world of despair and decay, while their neighbours live in peaceful prosperity. “Gin Lane” and “Beer Street” show two contrasting views of London. At the center of the painting “Gin Lane”, there is a drunken mother who is carelessly taking a pinch while her baby is falling and saying that it’s shocking would be an understatement. It certainly means that those who drink gin have no concern for anything else. The corpse below on the steps appears to be a travelling

90210 is the first series produced by CBS Productions. It is a series derived from the cult series Beverly Hills 90210. The series turns around several students at Beverly Hills. It puts in scene the family Wilson: Harry, the father, Debbie, the mother, Annie, the daughter and Dixon, the adoptive son. They leave Kansas to settle in Beverly Hills where Annie and Dixon will become acquainted with many teenagers and go West Beverly Hills High School, where Harry is the new main thing. In America, the

place). The reader could identify himself through the character of Robinson because he is a man of the same time. 3. Fiction In opposition to that, Robinson has the sense of corruption. For example, his name is corrupted (=> cf father/ mother). And the fiction with inherent to the novel was depreciated in those days because fiction belongs to the evil, because it constitutes a lie. That is why the eighteenth century is also called “the Age of scandal”. But to make the reader subscribes

"We've got Father and Mother, and each other," said Beth contentedly from her corner. The four young faces on which the firelight shone brightened at the cheerful words, but darkened again as Jo said sadly, "We haven't got Father, and shall not have him for a long time." She didn't say "perhaps never," but each silently added it, thinking of Father far away, where the fighting was. Nobody spoke for a minute; then Meg said in an altered tone, "You know the reason Mother proposed not having any

family who lived in New York, USA in 1930. They were from Ireland. Frank McCourt is the oldest child. He has 4 brothers and one sister. Their names are Malachy as the father, Oliver and Eugene who are twice and Margaret. His parents are poor. His mother was born in the south of Ireland, at Limerick. She went to America because the life was better there. His father is an alcoholic unemployed. He had to escape from Ireland because they were in war and he went to America too. Unfortunately, Margaret

because now it is office area. Olivia’s house now embodys the Water Board, the Health Department and a sub-post office. Journal 20 February (page 13- 15) The narrator gets to know Inder Lal’s mother and his wife Ritu. She wonders about the untidy house and and by trying her Hindi she recognizes that the mother is constantly checking her for being a possible wife for her son like she did it with Ritu. Although she is dressed like an Indian women and eats Indian food (which she consideres as strange

Aubry C., Schweizer M., Deschamps J.P. (1988). Désir d'enfant et grossesse dans l'adolescence. Archives Françaises de pédiatrie, 45; 845-849. Baranowski M.D., Schilmoeller G.L., Higgins B.S. (1990) Parenting attitudes of adolescents and older mothers. Adolescences, 25; 781-790. Charbonneau L. (1990). Grossesse à l'adolescence : la situation change sans pourtant s'améliorer. Bulletins d'information des DCS du Québec, Edition spéciales, 30 novembre. CNIDF, Centre National d'Information sur

document 2, une photo de Herb Watson intitulée Beautiful mother and her adult daughter, nous dévoile deux visages dont un de la mère et l'autre de sa fille. Pour nous transmettre cette idée de transmission entre mère/fille, le photographe prend la photo sous un certain angle de manière a ce que les 2 femmes se ressemblent fortement. Il y a donc confusion entre la mère et la fille, de plus le titre pourrait suggérer l'inversion des rôles : Beautiful mother and her adult daughter (Jolie mère et sa fille adulte)