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Part of the problem lies in the term theory itself, which gestures in two directions. On the one hand, we speak of ‘the theory of relativity’, for example, an established set of propositions. On the other hand, there is the most ordinary use of the word theory. ‘Why did Laura and Michael split up?’ ‘Well, my theory is that . . .’ What does theory mean here? First, theory signals ‘speculation’. But a Literary Theory theory is not the same as a guess. ‘My guess is that . . .’ would suggest that

484 484 485 485 486 487 487 488 489 490 490 491 491 492 493 493 494 494 495 496 The 1960s The 1970s The 1980s The 1990s Conclusion French Humorous Writing The beginnings to 1914 Humour since 1900 Humour and the press Parody The status of humour Spoken and visual humour Cinema Theatre and poetry Comic fiction Non-fiction Conclusion Regional Literature The politics of regionalism Between the wars The Second World War 1945–70 Since 1970 Literature to 1914 Poetry From the roman de province to the roman

trip ! © Éditions d’Organisation 9 Introduction CV or Resume? Throughout this book we have used the word CV instead of the American word Resume (pronounced Resumé). Although recruiters in Europe recognize the word Resume, most recruiters in Europe use the word CV for Curriculum Vitae, However, if you apply for a job with an American company, it would be better to use the word Resume. © Éditions d’Organisation 11 Your CV in English A BOOK TO HELP EUROPEAN JOB SEEKERS WRITE

dreams. It might be about the possibilities available to make money and to make this land your new home. The words “treasure” and “diamonds” remind me of the “Land of Opportunity”, a country where you can hope for better prospects. Nevertheless, the word “gutters” is also reminiscent of a harsh reality: you don’t always succeed in making your dreams come true. 2 - There: America - We: the narrator and his wife 3 - Age: “still young” (l. 2) - Family status: in a relationship “my darling” (l. 2)

dimension internationale à l’entreprise. Hans Wilsdorf définissait lui-même la marque Rolex de la manière suivante : « Short, yet significant, not cumbersome on the dial […] and above all a word easy enough to memorize, with a pleasant sound and have its pronunciation unchanged whatever European language it is spoken”. On constate dès sa création en 1905 Rolex affiche sa volonté de s’exporter. C’est également lui qui décida du logo Rolex, aujourd’hui mondialement connue. Le nom de la marque est représenté

pestle, breaking her hymen. She subsequently fails Martine's test, and is thrown out of the house, whereupon she elopes with Joseph to Providence, R.I. Sophie arrives in La Nouvelle Dame Marie, Haiti, with her infant daughter Brigitte, not having spoken to her mother in two years. She finds Macoutes wandering the marketplace, a desperate Louise trying to raise money to leave Haiti, and an increasingly alcoholic Atie. Nonetheless, the women are delighted with Brigitte, whom they declare has Martine's

Because they are funny, amusing, it’s easy to communicate an information. Japanese government use manga as function of educational and information. These information are designated as well, child, adults, even for the foreigners who do not understand a word of Japanese. (All this posters can be seen in the appendix) Some examples of governmental notice using manga: Drugs Posted in my university, this notice denounce the secondary effect of the drugs. Which are bad for your heart and your body. They use

abrupt leaps forward commented on earlier, but this turns out to be a sort of “flash forward,” which will keep us intrigued until the end of the novel to find out how it will end. Sribilash defiantly clings to the “householder” stage we have earlier spoken of as the mode of perfect fulfillment for him. He goes beyond even the typical young man in insisting that he and his bride go into marriage with their eyes wide open. It was traditionally considered unseemly for the brideto-be to look boldly in the

made young fellow and of the right size.” Upon which they made up to Candide and with the greatest civility and politeness invited him to dine with them. “Gentlemen,” replied Candide, with a most engaging modesty, you do me much honor, but upon my word I have no money.” “Money, sir!” said one of the blues to him, “young persons of your appearance and merit never pay anything; why, are not you five feet five inches high?” “Yes, gentlemen, that is really my size,” replied he, with a low bow. “Come