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American theaters allowed these corporations to maximize their profits through the three processes the industry implied, that is to say production, distribution and exhibition. Three other companies, smaller than the previous five, were also on the market and known as the “Little Three”: Universal, United Artists and Columbia. The 1930s were thus a period of glory for the studios, as they held a monopoly in the cinema industry.9 2) The turning point: the Second World War or “Hollywood in Transition”10

2.7.1 The importance of tourism research 2.7.2 Film re-imaging rural destinations 2.7.3 The power of the media 2.7.4 The development of an image management strategy 2.7.5 Destination management planning 2.7.6 The challenges facing destination marketers Conclusion 56 56 57 57 58 59 59 Chapter 3: Literature review II – Film induced tourism 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Introduction Background The film induced tourism phenomenon Theoretical context 65 Understanding film tourism 3.5.1 DMO marketing activities

mutation la plus spectaculaire ) -Le Terme des 30 glorieuses est une analogie à l’épisode révolutionnaire des années 1830 qui ont renversé lé régime du roi Charles X ( appelées les 3 glorieuses ) -Naissance de la société de consommation : Aux EU la “ lady supermarket incarne de manière caricaturale l’Américaine de la Middle class ( Bigoudis , elle fume , caddie : éléments nouveaux symbolysant superflu et profusion : pâtes = révolution de l’emballage et utilisation de materiaux de pointe , achats pour

brand image. (He knocked Scott tissues out of the number one spot.) But it all comes down to this: If I had created Mr. Whipple, I don’t think I could tell my son with a straight face what I did at the office. “Well, son, you see, Whipple tells the lady shoppers not to squeeze the Charmin, but then, then he squeezes it himself. . . . Hey, wait, come back!” As an idea, Whipple isn’t good. 4 “Hey, Whipple, Squeeze This” To those who defend the campaign based on sales, I ask, would you also

exemple. Un marché à Union Square. À l'instar d'autres grandes villes américaines comme Portland ou San Francisco, certains habitants des classes moyennes sont sensibles aux questions environnementales. Ces derniers fréquentent les farmers’ markets qui vendent des produits locaux. La pollution atmosphérique est responsable du développement de maladies respiratoires parmi les New-Yorkais98. Les pluies acides sont un problème que l'on retrouve dans tout le Nord-Est du pays99. Cependant un New-Yorkais

soldier, boy… Féminin: lady, mother, sister… Genre indifférencié: child, neighbour, secretary… Genre neutre: glass, table, ruler, crocodile… 2. La pluralisation o En [s] pour la plupart des noms o Les pluriels irréguliers - En [-es] : les noms terminés par [-s], [-x], [-z], [-sh], [-ch] Ex : boss = bosses, box= boxes, quizz = quizzes En [-ies] : les noms terminés par [-y] précédé d’une consonne. Ex : city = cities, county = counties, country = countries, lady = ladies, bounty = bounties

O’Connor, Cohen, 2000 ; Curien, Moreau, 2006). Le résultat est que sont disponibles partout dans le monde où l'on consomme de la musique sur CD ou internet les mêmes ressources musicales. On voit ainsi apparaître une « musique globale » : Audiences and markets are constituted for cultural production on a global scale. A 'global music' has emerged which sells across national and international cultural boundaries. Artists such as Madonna, Michael Jackson, U2 and the Rolling Stones may be products of Anglo-American

with that accorded to Frank R. Stockton's The Lady or the Tiger? (1884). Stockton had not the technique of Aldrich nor his naturalness and ease. Certainly he had not his atmosphere of the beau monde and his grace of style, but in whimsicality and unexpectedness and in that subtle art that makes the obviously impossible seem perfectly plausible and commonplace he surpassed not only him but Edward Everett Hale and all others. After Stockton and The Lady or the Tiger? it was realized even by the uncritical

séries spécialement conçues pour les filles et centrées sur les XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles. Ce sont Les Colombes du Roi-Soleil d’Anne-Marie DesplatDuc ( 8 titres ), Marie-Antoinette d’AnneSophie Silvestre ( 3 titres ), ou toujours chez Flammarion, Lady Grace, de Patricia Finney ( 5 titres traduits de l’anglais ). Le roman historique pose en effet un problème fondamental : comment concilier la vérité scientifique avec les attentes du lecteur actuel ? Pour les auteurs, le choix d’un héros féminin

de Saint-Pierre Sade Conclusion Enlightenment and Revolution Pre-Romanticism Literature and the Revolution (1789–99) 5 THE NINETEENTH CENTURY Introduction Writers and Their Public Language Literacy The reading public Censorship Rights and rewards Market forces Status of authors Movements and Schools Intellectual currents Pure and applied science Literature and ideas Digesting the Revolution Throne and altar History Catholicism and the Right Positivism Socialism and the Left Ideas and literature Aesthetic