Freedom From Want

began in 1914-15 when Mahatma Gandhi along with his students of Phoenix school in South Africa visited Shantiniketan. Gandhi recalled later. “It is here that the members of my South African family found warm hospitality in 1914, pending my arrival from England, and I too found shelter here for nearly a month”. At that time, Tagore’s school at Shantiniketan was not yet 15 years old. Tagore was 53 years of age and he had received the Nobel Prize just a year earlier. Gandhi was younger by eight

bred a genre of mass entertainment in the form of so-called reality TV. Where the public wants security, the willingness to give up privacy is powerfull. That bodes well for the companies hopping to sell personal location technology to people who want to monitor the movement of their pets and loves ones. Worries about child, abductions, for example, mean that people are likely to welcome such devices. But the loss of privacy may be less obvious where people trade privacy for convenience. For

The place of women in the society has evolved a lot during the last century. From a traditional perspective, the social role of a woman was to be a housewife, devoting herself to domestic activities, reproduction, and children's education. Nowadays, in developed countries, women are becoming more prominent in the workplace, and have more access to managerial roles. In 1967, the « Loi Neuwirth » autorised contraception and the « Loi Veil » in 1975 autorised the abortion in France. Since, the

Science II.The Uncertainty of Values III.This Unscientific Age These lectures, given in April 1963, are published here for the first time. We are grateful to Carl Feynman and Michelle Feynman for making this book possible. I The Uncertainty of Science I WANT TO ADDRESS myself directly to the impact of science on man's ideas in other fields, a subject Mr. John Danz particularly wanted to be discussed. In the first of these lectures I will talk about the nature of science and emphasize particularly the existence

Religions in Burma: Impact on daily life and business Burma has a population of 50 million people, 135 ethnic groups and over one hundred languages and dialects. The country gained independence from Britain in 1947 and has been ruled since 1962 by highly repressive and authoritarian military regimes. The religions of Burma The majority of the population are Theravada Buddhists. There are minorities of Christians (mostly Baptists as well as some Catholics and Anglicans), Muslims (mostly Sunni)

respect the individual and encourage him to discover the best within himself and develop his full potential. Being free and independant is a great way to live. People must choose what they want from life. Government's only role is to help individuals to defend themselves from force and fraud. The party is favourable to drugs decriminalization The party encourages the free-trade (= libre échange)and the free market (= économie de marché ) He wants to cut income

Men are admirable. I want to vomit--and suddenly, there it is: the Nausea. So this is Nausea: this blinding evidence? I have scratched my head over it! I've written about it. Now I know: I exist--the world exists--and I know that the world exists. That's all. It makes no difference to me. It's strange that everything makes so little difference to me: it frightens me ... (122-123) This quintessential passage is echoed by Santosh in Naipaul's "One Out of Many" from In a Free State. The character

integration, laws, problems of understanding or harmony... But you think also about melting pot, different cultures, wealth because of diversity … So what it the definition of migration ? Migration is the permanent movement of individuals or groups from one place to another. Migration is a basic fact of human history. It is not new. There are many reasons to explain migration movements. By basing me on the article which I spoke about and on some other facts, I will try in this report to show

of goods that the one governing the free movement of service. Furthermore, we also are concerned by the EC legislation governing the free movement of people for the following reason. The provisions governing this free movement of people imply the freedom for nationals to establish themselves in the European country of their choice. These provisions also apply to companies according to the European Community Treaty. So let’s starts by seeing what would be the advantages and drawbacks of exporting

King’s Council, no power/function ( shows that the prerogative powers of the Queen are respected ( checks that the Queen is doing her job properly • Britain = blend of tradition and modernism GENERAL ELECTION Voting day is a working day from 7am-11pm ( ensures that everybody can vote/before/after work) simple majority system / “first-past-the-past” (implies that a party may win an election with a poor numbers of votes: e.g. A (39%), B (21%), C (40%). C wins and goes to Parliament even