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  • The types of masks in Ancient Greece and Rome

    The types of masks in Ancient Greece and Rome

    The types of masks in Ancient Greece and Rome In theatre, there is 4 types of masks : those of the tragedy, those of the comedy, those of the satyric drama and those of the dancers. There are too 4 varieties of the masks : the masks of the fathers, the masks of the young men, the masks of the slaves and the servants and the masks of the women. They are all different, facial

    435 Mots / 2 Pages
  • How do the common past events of Scotland and England help to understand the complex relationships of today?

    How do the common past events of Scotland and England help to understand the complex relationships of today?

    Scotland in the UK The new King of England recalled from his appointment the very close ties of England with Scotland. It thus underlines the importance of Scotland within the United Kingdom. Scotland is a region that is part of the United Kingdom, which also includes Wales and Northern Ireland. The capital is Edinburgh. Scotland Coptic more than 800 islands and is therefore the 2nd largest territory of the United Kingdom. Its population corresponds to

    1 487 Mots / 6 Pages
  • La chance: Exploring the Fascinating World of Luck and Probability

    La chance: Exploring the Fascinating World of Luck and Probability

    La chance: Exploring the Fascinating World of Luck and Probability 0 La chance: Exploring the Fascinating World of Luck and Probability In this document, we will explore the concept of "la chance" or luck in depth. From its cultural significance to the various beliefs and superstitions associated with it, we will examine the many ways in which chance impacts our daily lives. JR by Jules Ramette Last edited less than a minute ago Définition de

    688 Mots / 3 Pages
  • What critique of society does Kurt Vonnegut convey through the satire "Harrison Bergeron," and how do the characters develop this message?

    What critique of society does Kurt Vonnegut convey through the satire "Harrison Bergeron," and how do the characters develop this message?

    Harrison Bergeron What critique of society does Kurt Vonnegut convey through the satire "Harrison Bergeron," and how do the characters develop this message? He is trying to convey the message that even though humans try to build a society in which everyone is equal, we will fail to accomplish it because this action will not make our society a better one, instead, it will make it even worse than if it was an unequal society

    312 Mots / 2 Pages
  • How to understand and prevent the process of jihadist radicalisation in today’s Europe ?

    How to understand and prevent the process of jihadist radicalisation in today’s Europe ?

    HOW TO UNDERSTAND AND PREVENT THE PROCESS OF JIHADIST RADICALISATION IN TODAY’S EUROPE ? Essay Economic Political Science Written by Romane Comte 2018 ________________ Table of contents Introduction I. A suitable and efficient process, difficult to understand A) The causes of radicalisation B) The Radicalisation Process : how to understand it in order to prevent it II. How to set up efficient measures in Europe A) Inspiring and promising European models B) European measures are

    3 020 Mots / 13 Pages
  • How England became one of the most powerful empire in tu world ?

    How England became one of the most powerful empire in tu world ?

    EXPO DNL How England became one of the most powerful empire in tu world ? Intro At its peak in 1920, the British Empire covered 22% of the planet's landmass, and a quarter of the world's population was under its domination. Queen Victoria, the emblematic figure of this empire, left her mark on it through her prosperous reign. But English domination began long before Victoria. To trace its origins, we need to go back to

    935 Mots / 4 Pages
  • How do the texts Indiana et Phaedra explore and question the relationship between gender and power in society ?

    How do the texts Indiana et Phaedra explore and question the relationship between gender and power in society ?

    How do the texts Indiana et Phaedra explore and question the relationship between gender and power in society? La représentation de la relation entre genre et pouvoir dans la société a pris des formes variées en littérature au cours des siècles alors que la perpétuation des valeurs patriarcales est presque intemporelle, et se retrouve chez Racine ou Sand, comme elle se retrouve encore parfois trop souvent dans nos mœurs actuelles. Au XVII siècle, chez Racine,

    2 234 Mots / 9 Pages
  • Picture : « Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death » (M.C. Beaton, 1992)

    Picture : « Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death » (M.C. Beaton, 1992)

    Picture : « Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death » (M.C. Beaton, 1992) The document is a still (= cliché) taken from M.C. Beaton’s novel and adapted for the screen. The main character of the story is the central character on the picture. She looks different from the others because she looks smart/ elegant : she is dressed in bright colours and she is the only one wearing a skirt and high-heel(ed) shoes. The

    362 Mots / 2 Pages
  • Fiche de Lecture : Barrett Peter, Davies Fay, Zhang Yufan et Barrett Lucinda, 2015, « The impact of classroom design on pupils’ learning: Final results of a holistic, multi-level analysis », Building and Environment, 1 juillet 2015, vol. 89, p. 118‑

    Fiche de Lecture : Barrett Peter, Davies Fay, Zhang Yufan et Barrett Lucinda, 2015, « The impact of classroom design on pupils’ learning: Final results of a holistic, multi-level analysis », Building and Environment, 1 juillet 2015, vol. 89, p. 118‑

    MESLI Sérine Fiche de Lecture Barrett Peter, Davies Fay, Zhang Yufan et Barrett Lucinda, 2015, « The impact of classroom design on pupils’ learning: Final results of a holistic, multi-level analysis », Building and Environment, 1 juillet 2015, vol. 89, p. 118‑133. L’auteur Barrett Peter professeur émérite ayant exercé une influence considérable dans le domaine de la gestion immobilière et de la construction. Durant sa carrière de 27 ans à l'Université de Salford, il a

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  • The evolution of social media network

    The evolution of social media network

    Title: Tracing the Path of Social Media Evolution Introduction: The landscape of social media networks has undergone a remarkable journey since its inception, reshaping the dynamics of human interaction and information dissemination. From the nascent stages of online communities to the sophisticated platforms of today, the evolution of social media has been a tapestry woven with technological innovations, shifting societal norms, and changing user preferences. This essay delves into the pivotal stages of this evolution,

    632 Mots / 3 Pages
  • GI'S and the liberation of Paris

    GI'S and the liberation of Paris

    A/ CONTEXT GI : american soldier fighting overseas galvanized iron At first, thanks to the DDAY established in Normandy in June 6th 44, the American Soldier, calling themselves the GI, came to help France to face Nazi invasion and to liberate their country, as both were parts of the Allies. They started by the Northern part and continue their progression until Paris, the capital. The liberation of Paris took place from 19 to 24 August

    744 Mots / 3 Pages
  • The Power of Storytelling in Human Culture

    The Power of Storytelling in Human Culture

    Storytelling has been a fundamental aspect of human culture for thousands of years. From ancient cave paintings to modern films, the way we share stories has evolved, but its core function remains unchanged: to connect, educate, and inspire. At its heart, storytelling is a way to communicate complex ideas in a relatable and engaging manner. It allows people to pass down knowledge, traditions, and morals from one generation to the next. In ancient societies, stories

    352 Mots / 2 Pages
  • Analysis of the incipit of Pride and Prejudice

    Analysis of the incipit of Pride and Prejudice

    INTRO : In the novels, the incipit is used to anounce the first details of the story like the context, the characters or the (social) background. This extract, is the incipit from the novel entitled Pride and Prejudice who was written in 1813 by Jane Austen. And it really allows the reader to have a look at the prevailing norms and expectations of the early 19th-century England in wich the story is set. So, what

    1 366 Mots / 6 Pages
  • The Princess And The Pea

    The Princess And The Pea

    Once upon a time there was a Prince who wanted to marry a princess, but he wanted to marry a real princess. He Travelled all over the world to find one, but he didn't find real princess, even if they were beautiful. One evening a terrible storm came on, there was thunder and lightning. Suddenly a knocking was heard at the city gate , the king was going to open ... The king was shoked

    263 Mots / 2 Pages
  • USA Neutrality Before The Attack Of Pear Harbor

    USA Neutrality Before The Attack Of Pear Harbor

    For more than a hundred years, from 1815 to 1917, the United States had kept itself out of European wars and after the First World War, the feeling of this traditional policy revived through the country. However, isolation failed again when the country entered the Second World War in December 1941 after the attack on Pearl Harbor. The neutrality of the United States until this attack was a controversy and this essay will discuss its

    2 392 Mots / 10 Pages
  • What is the best relation that should exist between teachers and students ?

    What is the best relation that should exist between teachers and students ?

    At the present time and since we’ve entered the twenty first century along with the progress of education a new problem emerged on the surface concerning teachers and students relationship. This relation has become tense. so WHY such a tense relation IN OUR SCHOOLS? AND WHAT IS THE BEST RELATION THAT SHOULD exist BETWEEN TEACHERS AND STUDENTS? In this essay I will try to know the causes and the consequences of this problem. Nowadays the

    483 Mots / 2 Pages
  • Lynching Of African American People And Postcards Humiliation

    Lynching Of African American People And Postcards Humiliation

    Lynching is an extrajudicial execution carried out by a mob, often by hanging, but also by burning at the stake or shooting, in order to punish an alleged agressor, or to intimidate, control, or manipulate a population of people. Violence in the United States against African Americans, especially in the South, rose in the aftermath of the Civil War, after slavery had been abolished and black men were given the right to vote. These lynchings

    318 Mots / 2 Pages
  • The Fire Of Carlton Hall Dormitory, Maybe A Criminal Act

    The Fire Of Carlton Hall Dormitory, Maybe A Criminal Act

    February the 18th, a fire destroys University dormitory on the campus of Southern Missouri. More than Hundred students were killed and injured. A few days after, this incident, a police investigation is in progress, but it is known that has been said that this incident is maybe a criminal act. Before this accident, the redaction received many anonymous messages. These mails have been sent to the redaction to condemn building of the madhouse, the Campus

    273 Mots / 2 Pages
  • The Other Side Of Truth Beverley Naidoo

    The Other Side Of Truth Beverley Naidoo

    ead the chapter and answer the following questions. A/ Summary - Fill in the blanks. (1) The book opens with the death of the _______________ of Folarin Solaja, an outspoken _________________ working for the newspaper _____________. The first scene shows how a scene of everyday life (__________ is preparing her schoolbag) can be abruptly disrupted by sudden violence. As she hears her father _____________, Sade rushes outside only to see her mother lying on the

    6 382 Mots / 26 Pages
  • When, Where And How Are Social Media Important For Political Change ?

    When, Where And How Are Social Media Important For Political Change ?

    Generally, social media do not create a popular debate : a person who is just involved in a cause on the internet will have few chances to raise the issue to the political sphere. This does not mean that social media are useless. They are a way to spread information or a specific opinion, and can be important if there is no other media doing this. Social media are also accountable because they help to

    434 Mots / 2 Pages
  • The danger of robots

    The danger of robots

    To begin with a robot is a mechatronical device doing tasks which are dangerous, repetitive or impossible for humans. Robots are a complex assembly of mechanical and electronical parts. We’re going to present you domestic robots. A domestic robot is a robot used to do household chores. The first domestic robot to be sold was “Aibo” and it was built by Sony in 1999. Today the most sold robot is a vacuum robot, the “Roomba”

    356 Mots / 2 Pages
  • Renault Nissan - The Making Of A Global Alliance

    Renault Nissan - The Making Of A Global Alliance

    Renault/Nissan: The Making of a Global Alliance Prepared By: Jason Park & Isaac Hattem Why is Renault seeking a strategic partner? What are Renault’s strengths and weaknesses in seeking a partner? The most successful strategic alliances are between companies with complementary strengths and weaknesses. Renault has been building cars since it was started under the name Société Renault Frères. Louis Renault, his brothers Marcel and Fernand, and his friends Thomas Evert and Julian Wyer founded

    7 866 Mots / 32 Pages
  • The Role Of The Sahara Question In Framing Moroccan Foreign

    The Role Of The Sahara Question In Framing Moroccan Foreign

    The Sahara question has been the most important concern of the Moroccan foreign policy. The role and the impact of the Sahara issue in the Kingdom’s foreign policy have varied considerably across the range of its foreign relations. In some cases, the dispute has been a fundamental factor in the relations, while in others it has beenfar less important. I will go through the different international relations of Morocco depicting the role of the Sahara

    844 Mots / 4 Pages
  • The Study Of The Bell Curve - Civilisation Américaine

    The Study Of The Bell Curve - Civilisation Américaine

    THE STUDY OF THE BELL CURVE I - A DEBATED AFFAIR 1 - How does the press consider the authors of THE BELL CURVE ? 2 - Is the high percentage of low IQ an accurate explanation of the failure of American society ? 3 - THE BELL CURVE disturbs the political scene. II - CONSEQUENCES OF SUCH IDEAS 1 - Slavery. 2 - The « Jim Craw Law ». 3 - Quotas of immigration.

    4 156 Mots / 17 Pages
  • The city of New York

    The city of New York

    New York1 (/nuː ˈjɔrk/ ), officiellement City of New York2, autrement connue sous les noms et abréviations de New York City ou NYC, est la plus grande ville des États-Unis et l'une des plus importantes du continent américain. Elle se situe dans le Nord-Est des États-Unis, sur la côte atlantique, à l'extrémité sud-est de l'État de New York. La ville de New York se compose de cinq arrondissements appelés « boroughs » : Manhattan, Brooklyn,

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