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reality, they are only shadows of themselves. (Grau, p.289 – p.294). In The Matrix, Neo plays the same role as the released prisoner. We encounter Neo’s confusion about reality when Morpheus and Trinity put him into the matrix. He asks, “I have these memories from my life, none of them happened, what does that mean?”. To that question, Trinity replies, “The matrix cannot tell you who you are”. Like the released prisoner of the cave, Neo has troubles determining which one of his two separate lives

n'était pas la première personne à violer ce règlement et d'autres personnes l'avaient payé durement, parfois de leur vie During years, the black community complained about the situation and Mrs Parks did not make an exception: " my resistance in these ill-treatment in the bus did not begin with this arrest. I made many walking to Montgomery. "Parks made a public experience(experiment) a rainy day of 1943 when the driver(chauffeur) of the bus James Blake, asked her to come down from the bus and to

Anspielungs- und Zitatverfahren in Opern von Wolfgang Amadé Mozart und Antonio Salieri. (thèse, musicologie) Wien. Direction, Gernot Gruber Adams F. John. The Place of the Piano Concerto in the Career of Mozart, Vienna: 1782-1786.  (thèse, musique), Harvard University, 1972 [vii, 363 p.] Adams Sarah Jane. Quartets and Quintets for Mixed Groups of Winds and Strings : Mozart and His Contemporaries in Vienna c. 1780-1800. (thèse, musicologie), Cornell University, 1994 [xiv, 356 p., tables, musique, exemples

distinguishing themselves of the other classes Mr.Charrington’s shop is full of meaning. Winston didn’t buy the paperweight because it was beautiful, but because it was a relic that transcended eras. The same is said for the picture with the church of St-clement. Both these objects symbolize the need and importance for Winston to make a link with the past. At the same time, it symbolizes an act of rebellion against the Party. Now here is an interesting poem that Charrington brought up. * ‘Oranges and

CHASEN "Three - should sex education be taught outside the home?" I would say No, wouldn't you, Harold? [...] Is the subject of sex being over-exploited by our mass media? That would have to be "Yes," wouldn't it. [...] "Seventeen - Do you believe churches have a strong influence to upgrade the general morality?" - yes, again. [...] "Nineteen - Can God influence our lives?" Yes. Absolutely yes. [...] "Do you think the sexual revolution has gone too far?" It certainly seems to have. (Higgins,

well. One Sunday, they visit their rich aristocratic neighbour Lady Gresham after church. Mrs Austen thinks Mr Wisley, Lady Gresham’s favourite nephew, is a prospective match for Jane. Chapter 2: Tom Lefroy is boxing at a men’s club in London. He meets up with Jane’s brother Henry Austen and his friend John Warren there. Both Henry and John are heading to Hampshire as Mr Austen is preparing positions in the Church for them. Tom is a law student in London and he depends financially on his uncle Judge

Philosophy de l'Université de Boston le 18 juin 1955[4]. Des accusations de plagiat contre sa thèse de doctorat à l'université de Boston aboutissent en 1991 à une enquête officielle des responsables de cette université. Ceux-ci concluent qu'un tiers environ de la thèse est plagié d'un article écrit par un étudiant diplômé antérieurement, mais il est décidé de ne pas retirer son titre à Martin Luther, car la thèse constitue tout de même « une contribution intelligente au savoir »[5]. On trouve également

the big abbeys and their domains, but at the same time the consolidation of big landholdings deprived which would dominate the Welsh rural life. The reformation also changed the decoration of the church of parish and led to the first examples of a new type of building, dissenter's chapel. All these changes were clearly reflected in the buildings of Wales. The wooden replacement in the civic buildings in the stone as the hall of county to Denbigh of 1572, reconstructed during the patronage of Count

Congress made the New England forces the core of a Continental Army. Then in June 1775 the Congress chose George Washington to lead the new army. • War or Peace? In July the Congress issued two very different documents. The differing positions in these documents reflected the colonists' divided feelings. The first explained why Americans were at war. It accused Parliament of having "an inordinate passion for power." few days later, ths Congress sent King George III what became known as the Olive

of noises and din as William Blake describes it in his poem “In every infant’s cry of fear”. In the poem “London”, Blake describes the suffering of the Londoners. The bad conditions faced by people causes them to decay physically and morally. In these days, the life conditions were terrible. There was a lack of hygiene and children were forced to work, for instance one of Blake’s verses speaks of chimney-sweepers “How the chimney-sweeper’s cry”. Children had to climb up chimneys to clean them. It