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is meant here to be taught at school. His sin is worse, for he has forsaken his mother tongue, the tongue of his grandmother, the language of his father and of the Koran. For him, however, falling in love, with the other language, with that other woman, does not need to be justified; it is his fate, his destiny, the coincidence of life, perhaps also his luck, something to be enjoyed without any feeling of guilt. The problematic of the choice of language is of primordial importance in these writings

teachers give their opinion about the school (" testimonies/ interviews), or talk about their personal experience. • I’m not sure they study only arts, because we can see a teacher in front of a world map, and she teaches social studies. • I wonder what "social studies” are. Can someone explain? • So they probably have classes like ours, but also arts classes. • They probably have excellent results at their exams, because the title says that it is a model for education. En cas de difficulté

God forgives or punishes sin according as His mercy is sought or unsought, is to misunderstand Love and to make prayer the safety-valve for wrong-doing. 24 27 Divine severity Jesus uncovered and rebuked sin before he cast it out. Of a sick woman he said that Satan had bound her, and to Peter he said, "Thou art an offence unto me." He came teaching and showing men how to destroy sin, sickness, and death. He said of the fruitless tree, "[It] is hewn down." 30 It is believed by many that

submerge et le soustrait brusquement au réel. Le narrateur semble lui-même pris au dépourvu : « Was it something he had eaten? That pickle with the ham? Was it a mysterious disease that none of his doctors had yet detected? My friend wondered, and I wonder, too » (Pnin, 17). A défaut de diagnostic, le narrateur nous livre la révélation suivante : « My patient was one of those singular and unfortunate people who regard their heart [...] with a queasy dread, a nervous repulsion, a sick hate, as if it

engineered the internal structure. Eugène Viollet-le-Duc was responsible for the choice of copper in the statue's construction and adoption of the repoussé technique, where a malleable metal is hammered on the reverse side. The statue is of a robed woman (i.e. goddess) holding a torch, and is made of a sheeting of pure copper, hung on a framework of steel (originally puddled iron) with the exception of the flame of the torch, which is coated in gold leaf (originally made of copper and later altered

exterior was the hardy little seed of a feminist. I’m sure that word never passed her lips, but it made no difference. Her certainty frightened me. She said it was my duty as a woman to go to Cambridge to study maths. As a woman ? In those days, in our milieu, no one ever spoke like that. No woman did anything ’as a woman’. She told me she would not permit me to waste my talent. I was to excel and become extraordinary. I must have a proper career in science or engineering or economics. She allowed

about the world – the conceptual framework in which we are brought to think about the world – exercises great power. Power/knowledge has produced, for example, the situation where you are defined by your sex. It has produced the situation that defines a woman as someone whose fulfilment as a person is supposed to lie in a sexual relationship with a man. The idea that sex lies outside and in opposition to power conceals the reach of power/knowledge. There are several important things to note about this example

a substitute and Gabriel is not an ideal tour guide, unfamiliar with many of the sites, constantly mistaking them.         The girl is entrusted to Gabriel in part because he has a suspect but harmless job -- dancing, late-nights, dressed up as a woman, in a dubious nightclub -- and is, possibly, a "hormosessual". Zazie herself is an odd mixture of innocence and precociousness.         Zazie almost immediately runs away to explore the city; a friend of Gilbert's catches her, but she immediately

act! Book p. 17 Define the job of your dreams. DREAMS JOBS (2) E. A track to follow Book p. 20 DOOR TO LANGUAGE p. 28 Websearch Flying pilot aces. BORDAS/SEJER – La photocopie non autorisée est un délit. DREAMS JOBS (2) F. A successful woman Book p. 21 DOOR TO LANGUAGE pp. 28-29 Book p. 21 Choose someone famous: Say how he/she influences the world. 1. Successful careers 23 Supports FROM RAGS TO RICHES (1) A. Reaching for the stars Book p. 22 WB p. 5 Activités langagières

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