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assets (business applications, in particular). If they are attacked and rendered inoperable, it is the company’s very activity that is affected, with sometimes dramatic financial and commercial consequences. There are no two identical applications «Bear in mind that an application is not protected in the same way as a network, where the protocols are standardized,» points out Jérôme Clauzade, Product Management Director at Bee Ware. «There are no two identical applications. You therefore need to adapt

improbable fact that he was there, working as an underling in a secondhand bookstore, but also to his radically altered physical appearance. Tom had always been on the chunky side. He had been cursed with one of those big-boned peasant bodies constructed to bear the bulk of ample poundage—a genetic gift from his absent, semi-alcoholic father—but even so, the last time I'd seen him, he had been in relatively good shape. Burly, yes, but also muscular and strong, with an athletic bounce to his step. Now, seven

fear ; and of It is of the invisible watchfulness nature was never absent from him. one of the terrors of human existence that we may be led at once to seek and to shun G]fiRARD solitude its DE NERVAL 19 unable to bear the mortal pressure ; embrace, unable to endure the nos" I think man's talgia of its absence. happiest when he forgets himself," says an of Elizabethan there dramatist ; and, with Gerard, was Adrienne to forget, and Jenny Colon

linguistics, variation, language boundaries, glottogenesis or language building, on the basis of which we show that sociolinguistics always poses truly linguistic questions, i.e. questions about the very definition of languages. Finally, we bring to bear the case of close languages, wherein many aspects of the above questions are brought to light. All in all, this paper assumes that heterogeneity in sociolinguistics is due to its original position amongst language sciences: its opening to new problems

impuissance désarmante. My voice, my words, the forms of my poems, are not strong enough to tell the story of the Kiowa hero Satyanka. I can hide no knives in my words, and U.S. soldiers will neither run nor die from reading my poem about Satyanka, Sitting Bear, the Kiowa chief 9. (Ibid., p. 84.) Si seulement un poème pouvait tuer des soldats… Il y a dans cette rêverie de mots armés, de mots-qui-tuent, quelque chose d’à la fois comique (on imagine la situation somme toute loufoque de soldats fuyant devant

is not so very clever to say black one minute and white the next, as he does, to interrupt other people, to dance such rigs at home, never to let you know which foot you are to stand on, to compel his wife never to be amused unless my lord is in gay spirits, and to be dull when he is dull." "But, mother, the very nature of such imaginations----" "What are such 'imaginations'?" Madame Guillaume went on, interrupting her daughter again. "Fine ones his are, my word! What possesses a man that

way of understanding his subject, the fieldworker is obliged to invent a culture for him, as a plausible thing to be doing. But since plausibility is a function of the researcher's viewpoint, the "culture" that he imagines for the native is bound to bear 27 a distinct relation to that which he claims for himself. When an anthropologist studies another culture, he "invents" it by generalizing his impressions, experiences, and other evidences as if they were produced by some external "thing."

xviii CONTENTS Autobiography Popular genres The survival of tradition Conclusion Short Fiction 7 BEYOND IMAGINATION, GENDER AND THE MÉTROPOLE Biography Autobiography Women’s Writing The eighteenth century 1789–1900 1900–45 1945–68 Since 1968 Gay Writing Francophone Writing Language Alternatives to francophonie Problems of definition Belgium Switzerland French Canada Quebec The Caribbean: Martinique, Guadeloupe, French Guyana Haiti Indian Ocean: Mauritius, Réunion, Madagascar Sub-Saharan Africa

a degree of truth in the comparison. Bud is not the perfect lover, however. He always sees Jasmine as the lovely, exotic foreigner whose real name he cannot pronounce. He can never know her as well as she knows him. She is convinced he could never bear to hear her real story. Part of his self-protection against her alienness is the name he gives her: “Jane.” He jokes, “me Bud, you Jane,” alluding to the familiar scene in the old Tarzan stories in which the ape man first encounters his enticing mate

la canette sur sa tête et pressa Silas de tirer. Evidemment il rata la canette, donnant ainsi la mort à son ami... Confirmé par Darwin (11 Avril 2000, Kentucky) Polar Bear Swim Confirmé par Darwin (1 janvier 2000, Canada) Croyez-le ou non, mais le Jour de L'An, au Canada, il y a des gens qui plongent dans la mer, c'est le : "Polar Bear swim" (la nage de l'ours polaire). Comme chacun sait (ou comme toute personne ayant vu Titanic), un bain prolongé dans de l'eau extrêmement froide provoque l'hypothermie