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Revue Française du Marketing, n°153154, p. 3-4, p. 25-41. Laczniak G.R. (1983), « Framework for Analyzing Marketing Ethics », Journal of Macromarketing, 3, 1, p. 718. Robin D.P., Reidenbach R.E. (1987), « Social Responsibility, Ethics, and Marketing Strategy : Closing the Gap Between Concept and Application », Journal of Marketing, 51, January, p. 44-58. - 10 - 10 11 L’étude du comportement du consommateur et de l’acheteur développent dans un système social traversé par des valeurs. Celles-ci

Française du Marketing, n°153154, p. 3-4, p. 25-41. 10 Laczniak G.R. (1983), « Framework for Analyzing Marketing Ethics », Journal of Macromarketing, 3, 1, p. 718. 11 Robin D.P., Reidenbach R.E. (1987), « Social Responsibility, Ethics, and Marketing Strategy : Closing the Gap Between Concept and Application », Journal of Marketing, 51, January, p. 44-58. - 10 - L’étude du comportement du consommateur et de l’acheteur développent dans un système social traversé par des valeurs. Celles-ci permettent

dialectes et de discours, en assimilant les textes étrangers à des formes culturelles préexistantes : Anglo-Saxon patterns of accent and alliteration, pre-Elizabethan English, Pre-Raphaelite medievalism, modernist precision, American colloquialism. This strategy clearly involved a process of domestication. But ultimately the effect was foreignizing: the resulting translation signified the cultural and historical difference of the foreign text because the English-language forms Pound used were so heterogeneous

thesis. External versus internal [In Descartes’ time] mathematics, under the tremendous pressure of social forces, increased not only in volume and profundity, but also rose rapidly to a position of honor. (Struik 1936, p. 85) I would give a chocolate mint to whoever could explain to me why the social background of the small German courts of the 18th century, where Gauss lived, should inevitably lead him to deal with the construction of the 17-sided regular polygon. (Dieudonné 1987) An old

that had to work themselves out.” “I knew it couldn’t be my lovemaking, wife of mine,” Eric said, and though the words were cocky, his expression was definitely on the relieved side. “Don’t call me your wife. You know our so-called marriage is just strategy. To get back to your previous statement.A-one lovemaking, Eric.” I had to give credit where credit was due. “The no-orgasm problem was in my head. Now I’ve self-corrected.” “You are bullshitting me, Sookie,” he murmured. “But I’ll show you some A-one

Loeb. And the name stuck. Norman Rockwell then gave her a face in his 1943 painting for the cover of that all-American magazine The Saturday Evening Post. He depicted a pretty young woman wearing overalls and goggles with a riveting tool in her lap, a copy of Mein Kampf crushed under her feet, and the American flag as a backdrop. Rosie was a hit! Journalist: And what about the famous poster of the woman with a red polka-dot bandana on her head, flexing her biceps and saying “WE CAN DO IT!” I suppose

the British from these impoverished Indian peasants. So long as they remained enmeshed in this trade system whose rules work against them, they can never be truly free. Intimately related to this theme is the best known aspect of Gandhi’s economic strategy: the rejection of foreign cotton and the popular production of homespun (khadi) cloth. Gandhi made the spinning wheel his symbol, linking it to the old Buddhist image of the wheel as the cycle of life, death, and rebirth (a wheel remains a symbol

short (perhaps performers’ texts, sometimes with musical notation) while others contain a single work or constitute miscellaneous or themed anthologies. The survival of multiple copies of a work is a useful indicator of its popularity. The identical copy is rare, however, for performers and scribes routinely altered the texts for a variety of reasons – simple errors of transcription, a wish to update or generally ‘improve’ the material – and not until the fourteenth century is there evidence that authors