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ring-giver). Beowulf was a great influence on Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings. EXTRACT. Another landmark in mediaeval literature is Geoffrey Chaucer, who died in 1400. He was the most highly regarded English poet of the time. His Canterbury Tales are a collection of stories about fictional characters who tell a tale each as they go on a pilgrimage. The style is realistic and he wrote in popular English more than Latin or French. He used accentual-syllabic verse, which means that both stressed and unstressed

socio-economical cause and last one is the culture. The first cause of crime which has been developed by criminologists* was the biologic (or natural) cause. This biological cause can understand on the genetic side or psychological side. The famous Italian criminologist Cesar Lombroso had made a huge quantity of researches to prove the genetic cause of criminality. Lombroso describes the typical shape of a criminal man. He also compares the heredity of crime to the heredity of alcoholism or mental disease (Lombroso

bibliography and appendices. Introduction Advertising is the “Description or presentation of a product, idea, or organization, in order to induce individuals to buy, support, or approve of it.” (Investor Words, 2010) In others words, advertising is the way to communicate on a product or a firm, to make people aware of it in order to stay in the population’s mind. It is however sometimes difficult the find the most efficient way to use advertising. The success of a product is often linked to the effectiveness

greatly influences the ideas on which he builds his novel. Semiotics refers to the study of signs, sign systems and the way meaning is derived. Signs can be nearly anything in a given culture that conveys information. Signs are generally conventional; that is, signs are meaningful to those who understand the unwritten codes that underpin them. A good example of this might be the way that people greet each other from culture to culture. In American culture, kissing someone on arrival is a sign designating

DUT Techniques de commercialisation 1ère année Stage en entreprise de 2 semaines Fait à Micromania Compte-rendu de stage en langue étrangère Presentation of the company and its product Micromania was created in One thousand nine hundred eighty nine. At the beginning, the company realized mail-order selling. The first store opened in the forum of Les Halles in Paris. The founder of the company is Albert Loridan. The head-office is at Sophia-Antipolis. Now, the society consists

William Mc Cordle and his wife, Lady Sylvia, invite their friends for a shooting party. On this occasion some family secrets are revealed, some hidden emotions burst out and the host finally gets killed. However, Gosford Park is not an adaptation of one of Agatha Christie’s novels. Contrary to her works, here the murder mystery serves as a good opportunity to observe some members of the English aristocracy and their servants and also the interactions between these two worlds. These interactions are

making their voices heard for the last month. Carrying someone else's baby is a practice as old as the world itself. But for the last twenty years or so, the techniques of in-vitro fertilisation and artificial insemination have made possible gestational surrogacy, the act of carrying a child conceived outside of a sexual union, with the ovocytes of another woman. Illegal in France, this practice is authorised abroad. The Mennesson couple, whose twin girls were carried by a Californian woman in 2000

something which it is not only right to do, and wrong not to do, but which some individual person can claim from us as his moral right.” (p. 71 « morality and moral controversies ») .Though no one has a right to my charity, even if I have a duty to be charitable, others have rights not to have me injure them or to have me repay what I have promised. So, according to his notion of justice, human actions are good and fair if that contribute to the happiness of all : for Mill it is desirable that each

Micha Therrien, PhD “I grew up in the U.S.S.R. where the material resources were quite scarce and I often had to travel from one end of Moscow to another because every art supply store would only carry a few colours at a time. So I would buy black paint in one store, get on the metro to travel to another end of the city, buy white and blue paints at another store, get on the metro again, and so on. Faced with the abundance of material and computation resources of the U.S., my reaction