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quand la jeune femme se casse le cou on entend un craquement. On nous montre les risques du téléphone portable au volant. On joue sur la corde sensible en montrant les enfants : le bébé et la petite fille qui demande à ses parents de se réveiller (« mommy daddy wake up ») alors que nous savons, contrairement à l’enfant, qu’il se pourrait qu’ils ne se réveillent pas. On voit clairement une différence entre les deux types de publicité. Pour les affiches, on utilise les mêmes techniques : choc, violence

flawless service all of the time and Virgin is keenly aware that it needs to be on guard (meaning, online) 24/7 to triage the slip-ups as they happen. And it’s a good thing, too, because folks like Jessica Gottlieb, a popular and hyper-networked “mommy blogger,” have the power to do some real damage. Last November, Gottlieb and her husband saw their two young children board a flight from New York to Los Angeles, only to hear that bad weather delayed the flight on the runway. Gottlieb says four gate

code-switching intra-phrase (ou code-mixing) coïncide avec cette idée de valorisation de l'espagnol puisque le mot espagnol introduit est "mama" qui détermine la mère, locutrice maternelle anglaise. Les jumeaux n'appellent pas leur mère "mum", "mum" ou "mommy" mais "mama". Ce code-switching montre l'influence que peut avoir l'environnement sur le choix de langue des jumeaux et de la pertinence des choix des parents. Qui murmure "papa", "maman" en premier? 17 Bilinguisme – Mathilde Burnel II. Analyse

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afom.fr 80 Mon enfant devant l’écran LEs auTREs REssouRCEs Références (bibliographie sélective) Buckingham, D. (2000). After the Death of Childhood: Growing in the Age of Electronic Media. Cambridge, UK : Polity Press. Cantor, J. (1998). Mommy I’m Scared: How TV and Movies Frighten Children and What We Can Do to Protect Them. San Diego, CA : Harcourt Brace. Cantor, J. (1998). “Children’s attraction to violent television programming”. In J. Goldstein (Ed.), Why We Watch: Attractions of Violent

Women, 12(11): 10031018. 20. Ernest Jouriles, R. McDonald et al. (2001). Reducing Conduct Problems Among Children of Battered Women. Journal of Consulting & Clinical Psychology, 69(5): 774-785. 21. A.F. Liebermann & P. Van Horn (2005). Don't Hit My Mommy: A Manual for Child-Parent Psychotherapy with Young Witnesses of Family Violence. Washington DC: Zero to Three Press. 22. Bruce D. Perry (2005). Maltreatment and the Developing Brain: How Early Childhood Experience Shapes Child and Culture. London

et clôt parfaitement l’unité consacrée à la famille. 1. a. In the first frame, Luann and her mother are in front of the school. Luann is a small child who is reluctant to leave her mum to go to the pre-school seen on the right. She shouts “Don’t go, Mommy! Come with me!”, and her mother is staring at her, looking sad. b. In the second, Luann is a teenager, her mother is driving her to high school. Luann says: “Just drop me off a block away from school, ok?”. She is probably ashamed of being driven to

statue sitting there staring straight ahead with her red eyes focused on the top of the dashboard. At the next stoplight, I reach over for her and pull her next to me. She's very quiet for a while, but then she finally looks up at me and whispers, "Is Mommy still mad at me?" "Mad at you? She isn't mad at you," I tell her. "Yes she is. She wouldn't talk to me." "No, no, no, Sharon," I say. "Your mother isn't upset with you. You didn't do anything wrong." "Then why?" she asks. I say, "Why don't we wait

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Brouwer. CONSEIL DE L’UNION EUROPÉENNE (2000). Articulation entre la vie professionnelle et la vie familiale. DARES (1999). Enquête temps de travail et mode de vie, Ministère de l’emploi et de la solidarité. DOUGLAS T. HALL, (1989). Moving beyond the « Mommy Track » : an Organization Change Approach. Personnel, december, p.23. DUXBURY, L. ET HIGGINS, C. (2001). Work-Life Balance In The New Millennium: Where Are We? Where Do We Need To Go?, Enquête financée par Santé Canada. EZRA, M., DECKMAN, M. (1996)