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in the USA for Black people’s rights, peace and against poverty and especially against racial discrimination. The 28 August 1963 at the Lincoln Memorial, he pronounces his speech: “I have a dream“, considerate as one of the most famous speech of the 20th century. Martin Luther King was slaughtered on April 1968. This speech is a call to tolerance while, in America, racism is reigning. Too many conflicts exist between people who don’t accept their fellow’s differences. Martin Luther King’s dream

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took his luggage and forced him to stay in the station. It was terribly cold and he had to stay all night in the station. That night, he decided that he would spend his life fighting for civil rights. He sent telegrams, wrote letters, made public speeches explaining that he was humiliated just because of his skin colour. Some times later, he was giving a goodbye party just before going back to India and he found a newspaper saying that the Indians in South Africa didn’t have the right to vote. So

English : THE BRUGES SPEECH. Vincent Carriou 1AFIFB Former Prime-minister Margaret Thatcher passed more legislation than any other Prime minister in Great-Britain's history, binding Great-Britain (GB) closer to Europe. For instance, in 1973 M. Thatcher supported the entry of GB in the European economic community and in 1986 she signed the European Single Act which liberalised Trade and instituted the free movement of capital and labour. Yet, she is seen as the most anti-European leader GB has

BIBLIOGRAPHIE 1. MACDONALD,Gaylle Michelle « Social context and social location in the sociology of law» , Canada, Boardview press ltd, 2002, 285 pages. 2. _______, « Freedom of Speech » Encyclopedia Briannica. http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/218543/freedom-of-speech. Consulté le 17 mai 2010. 3. J. STEINER et Autres, « International human rights in context : law, politics and morals » , New York, Oxford university press inc, 2000, 1497 pages. 4. Inconnu

Figure of Speech August 2008 pages 1-24 ELISABETH CAMP University of Pennsylvania SHOWING, T ELLING AND SEEING Metaphor and “Poetic” Language ABSTRACT: Theorists often associate certain “poetic” qualities with metaphor – most especially, producing an open-ended, holistic perspective which is evocative, imagistic and affectively-laden. I argue that, on the one hand, non-cognitivists are wrong to claim that metaphors only produce such perspectives: like ordinary literal speech, they

values. To be British is to believe in freedom of speech and religion, democracy and equal rights regardless of race, sex or sexuality, he will say. Proclaiming a doctrine of “muscular liberalism”, he said that everyone, from ministers to ordinary voters, should actively confront those who hold extremist views. He warned that groups that fail to promote British values will no longer receive public money or be able to engage with the state. His speech, to an international security conference in Munich

a huge contribution to the flow of the debate. In the first and last minutes of each speech, there can be no interruptions. In the intervening time, however, any speaker from the other side can raise a POI . This is done by standing in place and saying: “Point of information!” A POI may be a question of a brief statement and should be related to the topic although not necessarily to the speaker’s point or speech. Each speaker on the other side is expected to rise on 2 or more POI’s for each speaker

infiltrated the Administration and had taken important posts within the government. He thus encouraged all the Americans to lead a crusade to unmask these traitors who put in danger the life of the Nation. Contrary to all expectations, this silly speech without any foundation was going to spread through all the United States. McCarthyism was born. It was going to plunge the United States into a real fever of denunciations and libel. 1.3 Introduction to Mc McCarthy Joseph Raymond McCarthy (November

family He’ll prove to be a deft manipulator > a self declared villain His self portrait is that he doesn’t try to hide anything from us He’ll use actors tricks not to be suspected to cheat/fool the court. Overtures : I Logic in the speech The danger of his speech, is that we risk being fooled/convinced by his logic and to overlook the unacceptable character of his conclusions. As a consequence, he’s a good orator and manipulator. As a politician, he’s good at using rhetoric however he uses