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deux opéras : Four Saints in three acts, The Mother of us all. Collectionneuse d’art avertie et personnalité excentrique, Gertrude Stein est aussi l’inspiratrice de la nouvelle littérature américaine de l’entre-deuxguerres. Elle influence Francis Scott Fitzgerald et Ernest Hemingway, qu’elle définit, dans une formule devenue célèbre, comme la « génération perdue ». 200 femmes de l’histoire Pour aller plus loin © Eyrolles Pratique Courtaud Pierre, Gertrude Stein, Al Dante, 2000. 24

Little Christopher Madigan C. “Fred” Baker John A. Bing Dorothy J. Burton Karen Condos-Alfonsi Russ Darnall Daniel D. Dudek Rick Fletcher Martha D. Hammonds Paul Hinkley Lew Ireland Frank Jenes Harold Kerzner J. D. « Kaay » Koch Lyle W. Lockwood Michael L. McCauley F. J. “Bud” Baker Brian Bock Kim Colenso E. J. Coyle Maureen Dougherty Lawrence East Greg Githens Abdulrazak Hajibrahim Wayne L. Hinthorn Elvin Isgrig Walter Karpowski Robert L. Kimmons Lauri Koskela Lawrence Mack Hugh McLaughlin 314

Feux de l'envie. Paris, Grasset, 1990. - Kott, Jan, Shakespeare our contemporary, London, Methuen, 1965. - Laroque François: Shakespeare’s Festive World, Elisabethan Seasonal Entertainment and The Professional Stage, Cambridge, CUP, 1991. - Mangan, Michael. A Preface to Shakespeare’s Comedies: 1594-1603, London, Longman, 1996. - Salingar, Leo, Shakespeare and the Traditions of Comedy, Cambridge UP,1974. - Venet, Gisèle, “A Midsummer’s Night’s Dream : une esthétique maniériste? ” in Claire Gheerarert-Graffeille

l’Amérique rurale. Selon le ministère de l’Agriculture, la moitié des exploitants agricoles américains devraient partir à la retraite dans les dix prochaines années. “L’armée, ce n’est pas pour les âmes sensibles, et l’agriculture non plus”, souligne Michael O’Gorman, un agriculteur bio qui a fondé l’association Farmer-Veteran Coalition [Coalition agriculteurs-vétérans]. “Le pays a terriblement besoin de jeunes agriculteurs. Or il y a aujourd’hui une vague de jeunes gens qui, après avoir rejoint les rangs

also provide clear criteria for distinguishing “good” Muslims from heretics and unbelievers. These usually take the form of things that are “wajib” (obligation) and “haram” (forbidden) that far exceed those accepted by most Indonesian Muslims. This fosters a strong sense of communal identity and a tendency to view people outside the boundaries as less than fully Muslim, if not actually kafir (unbelievers). As people are drawn more deeply into these communities, they are told what they must read (or

L iv re du profes s eu r Histoire 2 de Les Européens dans l’histoire du monde Directeurs d’ouvrage Jérôme Grondeux, Michaël Navarro, Jérôme Amichaud, Élodie Isoard, Christian Birebent, Sylvain Lancelot, Agrégé d’histoire, docteur en histoire Maître de conférences, Université Paris-IV Sorbonne et Sciences Po Paris Certifié d’histoire-géographie Lycée Jules-Uhry, Creil (60) Certifié d’histoire-géographie, docteur en histoire Lycée Couperin, Fontainebleau (77)

extérieure des États-Unis au XXe siècle : le poids des déterminants intérieurs, L’Harmattan, 2008. - Pierre Mélandri et Serge Ricard (dir.), Les États-Unis entre uni- et multilatéralisme de Woodrow Wilson à George W. Bush, L’Harmattan, 2008. - Scott Nearing et Joseph Freeman, Dollar Diplomacy : a study in American Imperialism, Literary Licensing, 2011. - Yves-Henri Nouailhat, Les États-Unis et le monde de 1898 à nos jours, Armand Colin, 2003. Livre du professeur Histoire Tle S © Hatier 2014

E N T S friendship and inspiration. Fred Luskin, I appreciate your support, guidance, and mentorship. Clint Greenleef, Terces Englehart, David Fererra, Scott Halford, and Holly Stiel—thank you for your contributions to this book, your honesty, and your support of me and my work. I’m honored to have you as friends. Debra Hunter, Paul Foster, Nana Twumasi, Mike Onorato, Tolu Babalola, Adam Levison, Libby Powell, Carrie Wright, Carol Hartland, Erin Beam, Joanne Farness, Sophia Ho, Keira Kordowski

explodes but the infant son of a Kryptonian scientist escapes miraculously. Once on Earth, the baby’s spaceship is discovered by an elderly couple near the Midwestern town of Smallville. Very soon, the child’s superhuman strength is revealed and the foster parents are exhorted that the child “must use it to assist humanity”. Then, the youth adopts a dual identity: privately, he is Clark Kent, the mild-mannered, blue-suited newspaper reporter. But publicly, he is Superman, the man of steel who wears

This is the question that led me to write this book. What troubles me about Whipple is that he isn’t good. As an idea, Whipple isn’t good. He may have been an effective salesman. (Billions of rolls.) He may have been a strong brand image. (He knocked Scott tissues out of the number one spot.) But it all comes down to this: If I had created Mr. Whipple, I don’t think I could tell my son with a straight face what I did at the office. “Well, son, you see, Whipple tells the lady shoppers not to squeeze the