Thing

normal life he would have liked and continued. But fate would not allow it. And one day while circulate to a destination unknown, he lived the worst thing that can happen on a highway: the accident. Luckily he managed to get away with have a heart transplant that saved him for a few years. So he realized more than before, that life was the rarest thing. That's why when he release from the hospital he decided to devote his short life and spend the rest of his energy to helping others. He stopped his

walked up to me and put a five-dollar bill in my hand” (l.6-7) “a group of young people invited me to join them on the grass for a picnic lunch” (l.7-8)  Marco didn’t “attribute it to chance so much as to a special state of mind” (l.21-22), “good things only happened to [him] when [he] stopped wishing for them” (l.30-31), he experiences “miracles” (p.65 l.56) • p.68 l.22 “reality was a yo-yo, change was the only constant” • p.71 l.57-59 “I would find money on the ground or some stranger would step

break the mirror.” [5] Like a Droste Effect,[6] the image of a marsh within a marsh, could make us question the reasons behind – or beyond the panels. Is the smaller black and white version of the marsh saying something important about the real thing? Is it augmenting or diminishing the existing reality? It is puzzling because there are unfortunately, no answers to inform or transform an understanding of the choice of the image. On that particular day, it looked like a visual hiccup planted

we could not communicate with them, since our aspects, our point of views are not the same. For example, imagine that lions would have the biological abilities to talk, we could not communicate with them, because we are not interested in the same things. We humans would be interested in how lions organise their judiciary problems, while lions would perhaps like to know our hunting methods. Even if my example is quite banal, I believe it shows what Wittgenstein wanted to say. But do we have to agree

end of an era of role-model as a father , the end of childhood : coming of age /reaching adulthood/growing up : something is over for him . ONE B :line 7 to 11 : In this passage , B.Bryson gives his ideal vision of children/teenagers : we understand things are the other way round , of course : young people often think their parents are ridiculous/silly/daft/dumb old drags/bores : the age/generation gap /divide they never clean their rooms ( hang their clothes) they are adepts of piercing ( body art

to a third party. On the 29th, Hide said ok for 1000 pounds. Too late, the house had been sold. There is no breach of contract because there wasn't really an acceptance. Plus, a request for information cannot be a count of offer. It is not the same thing. Stevenson Jaques & Co. v McLean (1880): Here, stevenson had been given until monday to accept an offer. Mcleln, on receiving the request for information, sold the item to a third party. Stevenson, on Monday accepted the original offer. Mcleln claimed

great difficulty in sorting out my ideas, to know how stat or whether I was in the true of false, because my ideas were too vague and I’m too tolerant in daily life. It was not easy to respond to a topic on intolerance. I have very little opinion on things, I respect nearly all in the sense that in a debate, I can listen to the views and arguments of someone who has principles contrary to mine without dissuade him or her to accept my ideas; which is the principle of intolerance: Do accept his ideas

omnipotence of dream – spontaneous, uncontrollable, lacking in sense, irrational, illogical. Dream – everything that escapes normal logic but also desire, aspiration – utopia. Breotns use of rhyme – create logical relationships, metaphors – associate 2 things for the reader to grasp the connection. Surrealists rejected orthodox religions and saw them as destructive forces. Surrealism plays on imagery, Breton – monistic vision – 1 basic reality, closer approximation to realist. Keen on anti-art (Dadaism)

Quotes : A man's face is his autobiography.  A woman's face is her work of fiction.  ~Oscar Wilde Women are like elephants to me.  I like to look at them, but I wouldn't want to own one.  ~W.C. Fields I expect Woman will be the last thing civilized by Man.  ~George Meredith Women dress alike all over the world: they dress to be annoying to other women.  ~Elsa Schiaparelli Women are never stronger than when they arm themselves with their weakness.  ~Marie de Vichy-Chamrond, Marquise du Deffand

New means of communication and reality Reality is a tricky term when it gets confronted to new means of communication. When we try to find a relation between fiction and reality we realize that there is no such thing as a gap between them. Most of time the screen tries to imitate the real world. We can see it in films for example. The scenarist projects us in another world but most of time it has to be close to our reality. Everybody knows that the person who reads the script has to understand the