We Can Do It Miller

NT Education Workpack All My Sons The play Arthur Miller 2 Background to All My Sons 3 Synopsis 4 Design 4 Themes 5 The play: characters 6 Practical Exercises 8 For Discussion 8 Other related materials 9 All My Sons by Arthur Miller This production opened at the National’s Cottesloe Theatre on 6 July 2000 Director Howard Davies Designer William Dudley Lighting Designer Mark Henderson Music Dominic Muldowney Sound Designer Paul Groothuis NT Education Royal National Theatre South

Visuels Matière : anglais Problématique La représentation de la femme au travail dans les années 40 aux Etats-Unis et de sa participation à l’effort de guerre. PRESENTER Titre : We can do it ! Souvent confondu avec Rosie The Riveter ou Rosie la Riveteuse. Date de création : 1942 Artiste: J. Howard Miller Nature de l’oeuvre : afffiche. 88 cm x 43.18 cm Technique, medium, matériau utilisé : Au départ, l’artiste peint à l’huile sur une toile, puis , par photolithographie, l’œuvre

LANGUAGE PRODUCTION, ATTEMPTS TO EXPLAIN AND SUPPORT IT AT LEAST PARTIALLY 1.1. Introduction Speaking a language is a very difficult task. The message (what to say), its corresponding linguistic expression (how to say it) and sound form (say it, i.e. articulation) have to be determined on the fly, quasy simultaneously.1 There is also a space problem. Messages can become complex, yet our short-term memory is limited (Miller, 1956). In other words, we cannot afford to plan everything in all its details

thirteen years old Matt Miller, the use of antidepressants to treat the disease became questionable and very controversial. Antidepressants are medications used to mitigate mood disorders like depress behavior, anxiety and stress. The dilemma or imbroglio is that cases of suicides occurred on patients taking those antidepressants such as the Zoloft. So will the inevitable decrease in prescriptions ultimately lead to more teenage suicides? Is the use of those medicines actually worth it? To answer those

enjoy yourself very much. Her 1:  You can always go back, you know. Steve and Paula will be coming our way later and could drop you off. Him 2:  Of course not. Don't be silly. But you were very quiet at the party. What was the matter? Her 2:  I was tired and a bit bored. Him 3:  I wonder what the others thought. Steve had told them how much the life of the party you usually are. Even though they aren't my type of people either, I try to fit into the group. It makes life easier. Her 3:  You are

a cartoon in the guise of a comic strip. -It was made by David Wiley Miller for the Washington Post in 1999 (nineteen ninety nine) -This picture deals with the problem of tobacco in our current society. -In 1999 (nineteen ninety nine), there was a big increase of the price of tobacco and we can suppose that this caricature is laughing at it. 1ere PARTIE: -This caricature is divided in five chronological parts. 1) -In the first part, we can see a teenage boy who is smoking a cigarette

we can do it : Contexte : Nous sommes au cœur de la seconde guerre mondiale. Aux Etats-Unis, les hommes sont enrôlés sur le front, en Europe et dans le pacifique. Les bras manquent dans les usines pour les remplacer. Le gouvernement américain lance donc une campagne pour encourager les femmes à participer à l’effort de guerre, en s’employant comme ouvrières. Néanmoins, elles sont souvent cantonnées à certaines tâches, notamment le rivetage ou encore le câblage électrique des avions. Elles travaillent

L'affiche la plus célèbre fut « We Can Do It! » (« On peut le faire ! »), créée pour Westinghouse en 1943 par J. Howard Miller (en), symbole de force et de féminité, elle s'inspire d'une photo de Geraldine Hoff Doyle à l'usine Westinghouse en 1941 prise par un photogaphe de l'agence United Press international (UPI). Cette afiche fut collé sur les murs de l'usine pendant 2 semaines seulement, du 15 au 28 février 1942. Recouverte par les autres affiches de Miller elle disparut totalement. « Rosie

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