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narrator/persona talking or remembering events, or whether it is one =f the characters" (226). Such an uncertainty indicates that Morrison does not want us to settle =omfortably with a specific label for her narrator.(1) In fact, she manipulates gender =oding in speech patterns (since the characters, whose voice we might be hearing, =re not exclusively female ones) and in style. Michael Wood has partially =ecognized this double slipperiness. Even though he refers to the narrator in =eminine third person pronouns

corresponding to a reading of the Bible. This theory appeared in contrast with the theory of evolution adopted by the scientific community; the debate between both positions is often polemical and comes under important political stakes: education, freedom of speech and beliefs. Part 1: Creation 1) This first section of the text explains the thesis opposite to Darwin’s. That is to say that’s the creationist theory of a world (the men) created by a supernatural being. 2) In this section the words

Couronne ou à des organes décisionnaires publics. Ainsi, les actes étatiques faits au nom de la Couronne, comme les Crown Appointements (nominations au nom de la Couronne), et même s'ils sont personnellement effectués par le monarque, comme le Queen's Speech (Discours de la reine) et le State Opening of Parliament (Cérémonie d'ouverture du Parlement), dépendent de décisions faites ailleurs : le pouvoir législatif est exercé par la Couronne au Parlement, avec le conseil et le consentement du Parlement

off on by Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor. But the controversy over such programs goes back decades. It was President Lyndon Johnson who first attempted to combat inequality with laws taking race, ethnicity and gender into account. In a 1965 speech at Howard University, he argued that one could not expect a person "who, for years, has been hobbled by chains" to be able to compete with everyone else. Since then, supporters have praised the employment and education opportunities affirmative action

REPORTED SPEECH – DISCOURS INDIRECT 1. Concordance des temps Discours direct : “ I won’t come”, he said. Discours indirect : He said he wouldn’t come. On emploie le discours indirect lorsqu’on rapporte les paroles ou les pensées de quelqu’un sans les citer directement. Il y a dans la proposition principale des verbes comme to say, to tell, to know, to think, to realize, etc. La concordance des temps se fait comme en français, que le verbe de la principale soit au présent ou au prétérit

indifference to rank and hierarchy.” OU – (l. 36) “We may not be economically equal, but we assume a kind of social equality with others...” 8. (l. 30) “an American degree”– (l. 32) “our schools and colleges at their best”– (l. 34) “the tradition of free speech” 9. (l. 38) “the liveliness of its classrooms”– (l. 38) “the inventiveness of the Internet”– (l. 39) “the thousands of civic organizations” 10. a. “the one” refers to (l. 42) “the most vibrant civil society on earth” b. “the other” refers to (l. 43)

King(1929-1968), black Baptist minister, leader of the Civil Rights Movement * 1955, year-long boycott in Montgomery AL against enforced racial segregation on buses. * August 28th 1963, organized the March on Washington > “I Have a Dream”speech. Man of the Year in 1964, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. * 1965, protest against obstacles to black voter > led to the Voting Right Act * Took part to the anti-Vietnam war movement. * Killed in 1868 > Congress passed the Civil Rights

The Clinton Years (1993 – 2000) I- The election of William « Bill » Clinton - The social ills Americans were confronted to very violent race riots. They resulted of 44 casualties (Death). Bush refused to give a speech on civil rights. People thought that he didn’t care. - Political scandals - Competition within the Rep Party. Bill Clinton was young and represented the baby boomer generation. He was the first American president to be born after the Second World War The democrats

bruler le drapeau americain est il un crime aux yeux de la loi? pas crime  Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. La liberté d’expression, c’est pouvoir tout dire. C’est pouvoir heurter l’opinion, si l’on a quelque chose à dire à lui dire. Même par des expressions

interracial relationship between a singer and a photographer. She was the first African-American woman to write a script and she was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. In 1993, Bill Clinton asked her to read her poem On the pulse of morning for his inaugural speech. In 1998, she directed her first movie Down in the delta which is about the damages caused by slavery. Dr Angelou received lots of prize like 3 Grammy award, Lincoln medals … *One of the most famous Quotation of Maya Angelou is: “(Without Courage