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epistolary genre. I : POST-WAR CONTEXT German Occupation : over => people can contact each other, can write to each other = reason why Dawsey takes opportunity to write to J.A. the 12th of January. War finished but books still missing : Dawsey wants to read more. 1/ 2 Protagonists with nothing in common  Dawsey Adams : citizen of Guernsey, farmer “I live on my farm” p.9  Juliet Ashton : homeless in London, has lost her flat “I no longer live on Oakley Street” p.12 but stays in the Central London

enjambment which give it a fast pace yet enable the author to pause the reader wherever he may fancy, for example in the first verse by placing an enjambment after “than you thought” he takes us straight into “And not waving but drowning” which is rather dramatic. Thanks to the enjambment Stevie is able to put emphasis on this sentence’s meaning. “Not Waving But Drowning” as a title is very grim and forces the reader to read on for its creates suspense. It is repeated twice during the poem: at the

Horror fiction is a genre of literature, which is intended to frighten its readers, inducing feelings of horror and terror. Horror can be either supernatural or non-supernatural. Supernatural horror has its roots in folklore and religious myth, focusing on death, the afterlife, evil, the demonic and the principle of evil embodied in The Devil. These were manifested in stories of witches, vampires, werewolves, ghosts, and demonic pacts. The trait of the genre of horror is that it provokes a response

in Spanish; however, in the writing of this article, an English translated version is used to help the reader to identify easily with the subject matter and content. All quotations are therefore written in English. NB: This prologue is necessitated by the primary targeted audience of this article (organizers of GMUN 2009) and is written to serve as a guide to the readers who may not have read the novel. MAIN ARTICLE Many writers, at different times, have expressed varying views on political

wife, who seems to be the real Laura. Indeed, Laura is first of all a reader. Read books appears as her passion : to live, she must read. It is her reason for living, it’s a way « to calm and locate herself ». The narrator insists a lot on this aspect, to let us understand how important is her books to her, it is « the only viable way to negotiate the transit from sleep to obligation ». In the first ten pages, her desire to read prevents her to get up and to prepare breakfast to her family, especially

fattening. Describing the ad 1. What techniques are used to attract the viewer’s attention and to make the advertisement believable? The main technique used here is the humour, with the unusual aspect of potato, and by using it; we catch the reader attention and encourage him/her to take a look at our pictures. This is the first step, but the second step will be when the consumer thinks again to this funny ad during the day and during his/her shopping and desire eating potato: it is a need:

easy to read. Agatha Christie is also a very good writer, because, when I’ve read those stories, I’ve been kept in the suspense strait from the beginning and that is why those stories are very pleasant to read. In each story, there is a real story. When I started to read this book, I was afraid that would be boring because I thought that those stories were too small to be interesting. But I was wrong, because, each story is really exciting to read. This book was my first book that I’ve read in English

GHASDA Group Projet Read-It Avril 2015 Charte du projet GHASDA Group :       SARHAN Mohamed GOUTIER Arjuna GHERSI Cherifa DESCHAND Gabriel CHOUCHENE Hedhili TRINH Quoc-Viet 4AAL2 1/4 GHASDA Group Projet Read-It Avril 2015 Table des matières I. Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 3 II. Identification des parties prenantes ....................................

En raison de nombreuses étymologies populaires, l'origine de ce terme suscite toujours débat. L'histoire de ce terme a notamment fait l'objet d'une publication de A. W. Read dans The Saturday Review of Literature du 10 juin 1941, étude citée par Alain Rey dans le Dictionnaire historique de la langue française. Selon Read, la première occurrence attestée de l'abréviation date de 1839 dans le Boston Morning Post où l'on explique que c'est une abréviation de « Oll Korrect », altération graphique

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