Small is beautiful

Surprise, surprise! (document audio long) • The Silent Language (texte sociologique) • Don’t sell thick diapers in Tokyo (presse) • Before and After (presse) • Everyday English – Buying food abroad • First morning at school (littérature) • “England is not exactly like I pictured it” (littérature) épreuve de Bac L 37 36 38 39 39 40 41 41 42 71 73 75 77 80 82 82, 84 86 86 46 93 Objectifs majeurs ■ lexique ■ grammaire Practice makes perfect, pp. 44-45 voyage, modes de vie, réactions

pratiques religieuses, autant le fondamentalisme semble s’implanter progressivement au sein des diverses croyances religieuses bien qu’à des degrés différents. Les chefferies et enclaves où règnent des pratiques animistes semblent jouer au jeu du ‘small is beautifull’ afin d’initier la propagation de leurs croyances, tout au moins au sein des originaires de leurs terroirs d’obédience. Elles opèrent ainsi par un effet de la mythification d’un autre type d’ailleurs destinée spécifiquement aux ressortissants

– Reproduction et diffusion interdite 26 Mastères spécialisés Historique des évolutions d’organisation et SI de 1980 à nos jours : « la mode des concepts »  Etape 1 : Le modèle Japonais  KISS : Keep It Stupid and Simple / « Small is beautiful, Simple is best » • UAP = Unité Autonome de Production  Progrès Permanent et Participatif (Cercles de qualité)  Organisation par produit vs. par métier • « Pull » vs. « Push », Flux tendus, • Adapter la capacité à la demande et non la demande

San Francisco Performances, the Strata Ensemble, and the XTET ensemble. Professor Greenberg is a board member and an artistic director of COMPOSERS, INC., a composers’ collective/production organization based in San Francisco. His music is published by Fallen Leaf Press and CPP/Belwin and is recorded on the Innova label. He has performed, taught, and lectured extensively across North America and Europe. He is currently music-historian-in-residence with San Francisco Performances, where he has lectured

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manuscript, which formerly belonged to the library of that magnanimous and glorious hero, Matthew, King of Hungary,*2 escaped by no less happy a fate than by that singular (as I indeed interpret it) genius of our city, which constantly favors this most beautiful part of philosophy, and was preserved until now and finally brought to me to be sold. In it there are several treatises of the old astrologers, and also the one which now for the first time appears in public under the auspices of your famous name

prépositions – by, on, with, through, across, at, in, on, about, for ● Voir fiche lexicale, LDP p. 70 Méthodologie Faire des phrases complexes = tourisme citadin. The third picture was taken from a plane, it looks like a large city, maybe it is in the US. Relever les indices qui permettent d’avancer cette idée straight streets/a grid, modern buildings/skyscrapers, road network. Développer la thématique car culture et les liens entre ville et culture (musées, cinémas, expositions, représentations

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Literature and Science by Matthew Arnold (1882)1 electronic edition by Ian Lancashire Practical people talk with a smile of Plato and of his absolute ideas; and it is impossible to deny that Plato's ideas do often seem unpractical and impracticable, and especially when one views them in connection with the life of a great work-a-day world like the United States. The necessary staple of the life of such a world Plato regards with disdain; handicraft and trade and the working professions he

did, between their surroundings and their message, remains untraced and obscure despite every effort of loving or malicious research. Thus, above all others, it is with Shakespeare ; and thus it would remain if every fact of his daily existence were known to us. Thus, in differing degrees and for various reasons, it is with Cervantes and Swift, with Keats and with Heine. Others, on the con- trary, stand out clearly as the best product of the particular set of circumstances grouped