Living on My Own

the quality of their supply. In order to solve this problem, we leant on our skills and knowledge in marketing research, in marketing and sales management, in communication, in marketing case study and in managing services marketing. Moreover, our own different personal experiences helped us to realize the study. The accommodations themselves, the CIT accommodation office but also all the future students seeking for information or coming might benefit from the findings. We will now explain you how

stages of adaptation the people experience when they go abroad. Indeed, it could be quite difficult and unnatural to try acting like people use to do in the country you have moved in when your usual practice are very different. And if you keep on living like in your country, it might get your integration more difficult. We have interviewed two foreign students in order to understand the process of integration in a new country. Based on what we have eared, we have identified a few steps in the integration

utilisant des notes. Varier le lexique. 1. Successful careers 17 Demander aux élèves de choisir l’un de ces métiers et de préparer une courte intervention orale. Leur demander d’employer des structures d’opinion telles que : to me – to my mind – in my view – personally, I believe…, de la préférence : I’d prefer to work… – I’d rather work… – If I were given the choice, I would work…, des goûts et dégoûts : what particularly appeals to me is… – I am pretty keen on… et des structures causales

in which the theories of creolization set forth in Abeng (1985), No Telephone to Heaven (1987), and Free Enterprise (1990) are applicable to the world beyond the Caribbean. Focusing specifically on Western notions of feminism, language, and history, my thesis underscores Cliff’s belief that the fundamental ways Westerners 2identify themselves and their culture will inevitably be altered as the world moves closer together. Affirming this newly discovered cultural interconnectedness will indeed prove

hall was hung with tapestry. He used to hunt with his mastiffs and spaniels instead of greyhounds; his groom served him for huntsman; and the parson of the parish officiated as his grand almoner. He was called “My Lord” by all his people, and he never told a story but everyone laughed at it. My Lady Baroness, who weighed three hundred and fifty pounds, consequently was a person of no small consideration; and then she did the honors of the house with a dignity that commanded universal respect. Her daughter

  IPEX  REPORT   3       INTRODUCTION:     The  IPEX  internship  was  the  opportunity  to  work  in  a  foreign  country,  discover   their  habits,  way  of  living,  and  improve  our  understanding  of  the  world.  The  aim  was  to   open  our  eyes  on  the  world,  understand  new  cultures,  and  become  open-­‐minded  on   things

White Man’s Burden’. Common to the two texts is the colonial timeframe and context in which they are created and also the fact that they do not belong to colonial literature in the normal definition of this term, i. e. written by colonial authors. My study will be divided into two main parts, one concerning Heart of Darkness and one about the poem. For either of the two texts, I will establish a connection to the outer world of their time, related to events in the authors’ lives and to history on

that there 1 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 0521771587 - The Cambridge Companion to Sam Shepard Edited by Matthew Roudane Excerpt More information ´ matthew roudan e are ten Melly Fergusons living in Bakersfield; when Lee finally finds the pen in the trashed-out kitchen; and when their mother returns from Alaska and urges her sons to go see Picasso, whom she thinks will make a personal appearance at a museum in Los Angeles. On the other hand,

and undergoes the ensuing consequences of his foolishness. Taking into consideration the various aspects evoked in it, “the suffering body” might be considered as a metaphor for Lear’s flawed state and realm, Lear’s subjects, Lear’s family, Lear’s own body, and more largely, all the experiences the numerous characters involved go through in the play. It seems clear suffering and its ongoing most probable consequence, that is to say, death, appear as purgatorial experiences. Thus, the suffering body

characters, the most important ones (Ellen, Judith, Clytie, Rosa) reflect complexity in treatment, as we experience different types of women that shed light on different aspects of the novel and have different roles. They are in fact hints, all in their own manner they are hints to the decay of the South. ⇒ In AA, two worlds are depicted, two worlds that co-exist, or rather one world that dominates and crushes the other. On the one side, that of men (which is reality, with specific codes of honour, specific