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Reviews that are shorter than the word limit are normally acceptable as long as they do justice to the book being reviewed. Longer reviews may be edited for length and clarity. Your Name, Your Affiliation. Please keep these points in mind when writing your review: • Audience o Assume that your readers are interested in Canadian history but come from a variety of fields and are not experts on the topic of the book. Reviews should be dispassionate. Authors and readers alike deserve evenhanded assessments

team) and lion (second team). Players have on their back different writing. There is a line draws on the ground between the Legislative lions and the Executive eagles. In the background, there are 3 judicial referees (wearing like sport referee), holding a paper with “U.S constitution” written on it. Therefore, we have three groups of people. Which of the items are symbols and what does each symbol stand for? * The writing on the back of the players represents the power of the executive and

CHILDREN IV. CONCLUSION I. INTRODUCTION II. ENID BLYTON, THE LIBRARIANS, THE TEACHERS AND THE PARENTS 1. The early years P14. « The young book-reading public was still predominantly « a sheltered middle-class public » » P15. « Her writing, in terms of the world she portrayed and of the style in which she wrote, was very much to the taste of the 1930s. » P16. « Enid Blyton’s holiday adventure, mystery ans school stories are probably her most popular books. » P18. « Enid Blyton

you a few words about the novelist Willa Cather, she was born in a village of Virginia in the USA. At the age of ten her father decided to move into the state of Nebraska, where Willa met many immigrants families who will be her inspiration for the writing of the novel untitled My Antonia published in 1918, this work looks like Willa's life it takes place in the USA, we can find common points between this novel and the reality of Willa's childhood. The two main characters are Jim Burden and Antonia

Discuss the representation of the figure of the mother in La femme gelée and Les mots pour le dire. The writings of Marie Cardinal deal primarily with aspects of women's experiences, such as female identity, the mother-daughter relationship, writing and the body. Les mots pour le dire is considered to be the “pivotal work” in Marie Cardinal’s career to encompass all of these factors and displays “an intensely conflicted mother-daughter relation”, wherein the narrator’s mother conforms to religion

appropriating a new world of hope in Peru, Paraguay, and Haiti. [Ed.D. dissertation]. Etats-Unis -- California: University of San Francisco; 2009. Directrice: Herda, Ellen Beauclair, Steve. Hauntings of Haitian history: Marking political terror in the writings of Edwidge Danticat. [Ph.D. dissertation]. Etats-Unis -- Puerto Rico: University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras (Puerto Rico); 2009. Byers, Laura K. Cultural variance in personality trait structure: The NEO PI-R and Haitians. [Ph.D. dissertation]

Dear father I’m writing to tell you I’m fine. I’ve arrived to the harbour of New York. I arrived on May 9th, 1913 on the boat France to Ellis Island. I left Le Havre on april 25th. So I’ve passed 2 weeks on the sea: it was very long. I’m very tired of this journey with lots of problems for example a big storm but we have arrived at destination I love my new life in New York and I have a new friend who is an english and he’s left England because there

drawn, including the intrusion of emotions and personal attitudes, conceived in this manner it may still rest as an essentially neutral enterprise, like formal logic. Critical thinking then would lack the force of critical to be found, eg, in the writings of the Frankfurt school. In this latter sense of ‘critical’ we encounter not merely skills of informal logic but also a theory of how to think critically which, starting from particular moral, social and political premises is no longer neutral.

legitimised the individual as the subject of literature and pushed the boundaries of the novelistic form. It would begin to redefine what we understand reality to be by questioning the relationship between the individual and the world. It open new ways of writing and did so because the public demanded it. The fate of the average man and woman changed. With the opening of new possibilities began a time of choice but also uncertainty, for as the world opened to mankind, the person remained an individual subject

technique romanesque, is a wonderful application of the theoretical views of Robe-Grillet. The role of writing in the Jealousy is not to present a progressive fiction, but to present scenes from the life of a jealous husband with a metaphorical structure that makes us seize his jealousy implicitly. The writing of Robbe-Grillet does not narrate, it creates and it is productive. It is with the obsessive writing that Robbe-Grillet makes sense. With the obsessive repetition of scenes, with the use of sentences