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Attentats du 11 septembre 2001 (en) Victimes des attentats du 11 septembre 2001 (http://www.america.gov/st/washfile-french/2006/September/ 20060912160650bcreklaw0. 5289575. html) sur America.gov [9] « How did this happen, and how can we avoid such tragedy again? To answer these questions, the Congress and the President created the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States » - Public Law 107-306, 27 novembre 2002 [10] Al-Qaida dans le texte (sous la direction de Gilles Kepel et

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pas autre chose, en 1763. Cette redistribution a un fondement philosophique : l’unité naturelle de l’homme, au nom du droit naturel donc, le système classique est combattu. Ce genre intermédiaire va peu à peu prendre le nom de “Drame” (“Domestic tragedy” en anglais, “Bürgerlicher Trauerspiel” en allemand). Ce terme apparaît en 1769, il a au début du siècle un sens très neutre comme le montre Larthomas, proche de son étymologie grecque de “pièce de théâtre” ce n’est que vers les années 1760 qu’il

Inc., Arlington, VA, 2000, 8:3–4. Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 10 December 1948, G.A. res 217A (III), United Nations Doc. A/810, at 71, Article 25 (2). New York, United Nations, 1948. Rosenfeld A, Maine D. Maternal mortality—a neglected tragedy. Where is the M in MCH? Lancet 1985, 2:83–85. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 46 C o l l a b o re r a v e c le s in d iv id u s , le s f a m

sa vie et son théâtre, Slatkine Reprints, Genève, 1970 2. Articles ARON Thomas, "Racine, Corneille, Pradon : Remarques sur le vocabulaire de la tragédie classique", in Cahiers de Lexicologie, Paris, Didier, 1967 BRERETON Geoffrey : "Romanesque tragedy. Corneille and Quinault", in French tragic drama in the XVI and XVII centuries, Methueu & Co Ltd, Londres, 1973 CARLEZ Jules, "Pierre et Thomas Corneille librettistes", dans la Mémoire de l'Académie nationale des Sciences, arts et belles lettres de

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thought has consistently borne out this prejudice from the warnings of Plato against the deceptions of perspective in mimetic art to those of Kant against the dangers of fanaticism due to an over-active imagination. As Nietzsche showed in The Birth of Tragedy this fear of excess within western thought is grounded in the peculiar social history of ancient Greece and its xenophobic demonization of the eastern cult of Dionysus. Though the imagination has from time to time reasserted its rights (in the modern

and writers? For readers, genres are sets of conventions and expectations: knowing whether we are reading a detective story or a romance, a lyric poem or a tragedy, we are on the lookout for different things and make assumptions about what will be significant. Reading a detective story, we look for clues in a way we don’t when reading a tragedy. What would be a striking figure in a lyric – ‘the Secret sits in the middle’ – might be a minor circumstantial detail in a ghost story or work of science fiction

the crowd respond? Their connection to this "idol" had grown so strong that they mobbed Chur and murdered him. When Moses came down from the mountain and smashed the Tablets, he issued a pronouncement to all Jews: "You can now turn back and avoid tragedy," said Moses. "Stop worshipping the Golden Calf and affirm your loyalty to God." Only the Tribe of Levi, comprising about 3% of the Jewish population, accepted Moses' words. The other 97% remained stuck in their failed venture. This is exactly the