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are their way to complete their education, to learn intellectual and physical effort and to develop competition. It makes them adopt behaviour which leads them to a best educational achievement. The values learn by families to children during childhood also develop their personality. This is why some children have a better behaviour than others at school. If in a family a child use to practice intellectual activity like visiting museum or playing instrument, he will more pay attention in class

more trained dentists in the NHS centers. This solution is a great opportunity which would likely reduce the wait on former long lists. Children are the most targeted. It well understands because they are more sensitive to take good habits from childhood and grow up with. One of the most remarkable solutions launched has been the ‘Childsmile’ program which has as a goal to improve the dental health of Scotland. Also, to improve dental health, campaign to sensitive people to new habits (e.g. brushing

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they have been aiming to have. Indeed, we’ll see later that they share the same unfashionable dream of settling into married life and having lots of children but they are both lost in the 1960s. Moreover, Harriet wants to replicate her untroubled childhood while David wants to create the family life he never had. 3) THE STYLE. To conclude, we can say that this passage prepares the ground for the rest of the plot. We have already noticed that the 2 protagonists are different from the others, have

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wishes. Freud interprets Dora’s dream of penetrating into woods (that he sees as the female genitals) as a desire of defloration. Freud also sees Dora’s act of “fingering the small reticule she wore at her belt” as a sign of masturbation during her childhood. In “Fragment of an Analysis of a Case of hysteria (“Dora”), Freud clearly seeks the truth about Dora, most of the time in her unconscious but also in her sexual knowledge. The question of whether Dora‘s sexual practices, or wants being related

structures anthropologiques de l’imaginaire. Introduction à l’arché- typologie générale. Paris : Bordas. Egan, K. (2001). The cognitive tools of children’s imagination. Communication présentée au 11e Annual European Conference on Quality in Early Childhood Education, Alkmaar, Pays-Bas. Egan, K. (2004). A very short history of imagination. Document téléaccessible à l’adresse URL : < http ://www.ierg.net >. Gilly, M. (1995). Approches socio-constructives du développement cognitif. In D. Gaonac’h