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REVUE DE PRESSE
- TABLE AND GIFT (see the edition of January 2010)
- WORLD (see the paper edition from 13.12.09)
- ART WORKSHOPS FOR FRANCE
- UNJENESAISQUOI DECO
- HOUSE TO SHARE
- TREND BY ONLYOUAIBE
- BLOG MARIE CLAIRE IDEAS
- ILYAKA
- EASY WITH CECILE
- FINISTERE TO ME MY
- THE LITTLE SHOP OF GOURMET
- ARTZARI
- ParisBouge
- SunSITE MAG
- ARTIST AS A
- spectator
- ACRYOM
- CIRCULARTS
- PRESS
- VIADEO
- FRIENDS OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CERAMIC SEVRES
- CULTURAL EVENTS DOVES
- SHOWS THE OFFICIAL
- DEKIO
- THE CABINET OF FLORA
- ART 11
- ART ASSETS
- Hellocoton
- VISIT DECO (see the paper edition of January 2010)
- THE TELEGRAMME.COM (see the paper edition of January 4, 2010)
- AREA WOMEN
- AGENDA AAF (see article)
- ARTS 3.COM
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Programme
Workshops , demonstrations and meetings around the exhibition Bursts of color creative by 9 3 December 2009 to January 26, 2010. Free admission.
Monday, September 29, 2008
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SCHOOL YEAR 2007/2008
The theme of the new BALL TALLOW
Physical Psychological Social class
Mr. and Mrs. Loiseau
Him:
- size cramped
- belly ball topped with a red face between two favorites grisonnants.Elle:
- large, strong, resolute, head filled with money transactions
- loud and fast decision
Him:
- reputation as a trickster
- famous for his practical jokes of all kinds, good or bad jokes
wholesale wine merchants of the Rue Grand-Pont
Mr. and Mrs. Carré-Lamadon
Him:
man - huge It
:
- younger than him - small, cute, cute, curled up in her furs she
:
- remained the consolation of the officers of good family sent to Rouen stationed
- some distaste for poverty
- Owner of three cotton mills
- Officer of the Legion of Honor and member of General Council
Count and Countess de Breville Madam
Him:
-
old - tries to be like, by his clothing, King Henry IV
She:
- outdoor
Him:
- gentleman of great turn
- Count and Countess de Breville
- Carry one of the names of the oldest and most noble of Normandy
Him:
- member General Council
- representing the party Orleanist
It:
- her salon remained the first in the country
Two nuns
- One was old with a battered face by smallpox
- The other, very frail, had a pretty head and chest on a sickly consumptive plagued by that devouring faith
nuns
Cornudet Democrat
- big red beard
-
terror of respectable people - innocent
- helpful
-
Democrat - has a rather large fortune
- famous
Elizabeth Rousset nicknamed "Tallow Ball"
- overweight early
-
small round - across
- bacon fat to
- swollen fingers, the knuckles strangled
- shiny and taut skin
- a huge
throat - is listed as a red apple
- beautiful black eyes, shaded by thick lashes
- a charming mouth, narrow, wet kiss, furnished baby teeth shiny and microscopic
- full of invaluable qualities, they said
- described as "public shame "
-prostitute
The story collections
Children are not the guerreNe enfantsIls pierredu over the age of iron and the tears of sangSur mèresIls opened the yeuxPar mysteryAnd days without a world fole children guerreNe enfantsIls are not experienced fire and earth sangIls had chimèresPour sharpen their dentsEt taken cimetièresPour gardens enfantsCes orageEt the children were the days incertainsQui visageCreusé by faimOnt aged up without prior âgeEt secoursSans touch the héritageQue loveThe must pass the children are not guerreNe enfantsIls have seen their colèreÉtouffer chantsOnt learned to taireEt to tighten poingsQuand voices mensongèresLeur destinLes dictated their children are not guerreNe enfantsAvec their mine fièreEt their eyes have seen too grandIls misèreRecouvrir élansEt their hands étrangèresÉgorger printempsCes their children without enfanceSans youth without trembling and without joieQui défenseDe trouble and defied the froidQui souffranceEt émoisMais lived on their silent espéranceSont like you and myselfNights misèreDe unfortunate lovers love amantsAux singulièresAux dreams changeantsQui seek lumièreMais the fear pourtantCarLes lovers guerreSont stayed children
is continued partnership of the academic year 2006 / 2007! we are very pleased to welcome two institutions in North Africa!!
A high school in Algiers and another Giordani ..!!!!!!!!!!!
Until we start listing initially themes: from the new "Ball tallow" de Maupassant and the film that drew it will consider several issues ....
War example ..
A high school in Algiers and another Giordani ..!!!!!!!!!!!
Until we start listing initially themes: from the new "Ball tallow" de Maupassant and the film that drew it will consider several issues ....
War example ..
"Tallow Ball [...] is a masterpiece," wrote Gustave Flaubert . Although this is not the first news of Guy de Maupassant is without doubt the story that has emerged as a master. First published in the collective work of the Soirees de Medan, history, inspired by a true story, takes place during the 1870 war : Ten people fleeing Rouen invaded by the Prussians took place in an expeditious manner. Among them, Elizabeth Rousset, a prostitute nicknamed Boule tallow because of his size, will give a German officer to save other passengers who despise it yet. The space enclosed by the diligence highlights the hypocrisy and meanness of the bourgeois. We can then distinguish several themes apparent in this work such as war, food, freedom ...
Abstract
During the winter 1870 - 71, the city of Rouen (Normandy) is invaded by the Prussians. To escape the occupation, a group of ten people are the diligence of Dieppe three couples (merchants, upper class, nobility), two nuns and two outsiders: a "democrat" and Tallow Ball, a prostitute.
The trip will be difficult, due diligence is not moving. Travelers are hungry and only the young woman thought to carry provisions, which she shares generously. Travellers are a step inn Totes (modeled on the Swan Inn ), occupied by the Germans. An officer occupying this hostel forbids them to leave as Tallow Ball has not accepted his advances. Patriot, she refused, approved of his comrades. But they lose patience and hatched a conspiracy against her.
Tallow Ball finally agreed to sacrifice and, fifth day, the coach may leave. All travelers treat with contempt the one who freed them, criticize it and refuse to share their meal with her.
Portrait characters
Abstract
During the winter 1870 - 71, the city of Rouen (Normandy) is invaded by the Prussians. To escape the occupation, a group of ten people are the diligence of Dieppe three couples (merchants, upper class, nobility), two nuns and two outsiders: a "democrat" and Tallow Ball, a prostitute.
The trip will be difficult, due diligence is not moving. Travelers are hungry and only the young woman thought to carry provisions, which she shares generously. Travellers are a step inn Totes (modeled on the Swan Inn ), occupied by the Germans. An officer occupying this hostel forbids them to leave as Tallow Ball has not accepted his advances. Patriot, she refused, approved of his comrades. But they lose patience and hatched a conspiracy against her.
Tallow Ball finally agreed to sacrifice and, fifth day, the coach may leave. All travelers treat with contempt the one who freed them, criticize it and refuse to share their meal with her.
Portrait characters
Physical Psychological Social class
Mr. and Mrs. Loiseau
Him:
- size cramped
- belly ball topped with a red face between two favorites grisonnants.Elle:
- large, strong, resolute, head filled with money transactions
- loud and fast decision
Him:
- reputation as a trickster
- famous for his practical jokes of all kinds, good or bad jokes
wholesale wine merchants of the Rue Grand-Pont
Mr. and Mrs. Carré-Lamadon
Him:
man - huge It
:
- younger than him - small, cute, cute, curled up in her furs she
:
- remained the consolation of the officers of good family sent to Rouen stationed
- some distaste for poverty
- Owner of three cotton mills
- Officer of the Legion of Honor and member of General Council
Count and Countess de Breville Madam
Him:
-
old - tries to be like, by his clothing, King Henry IV
She:
- outdoor
Him:
- gentleman of great turn
- Count and Countess de Breville
- Carry one of the names of the oldest and most noble of Normandy
Him:
- member General Council
- representing the party Orleanist
It:
- her salon remained the first in the country
Two nuns
- One was old with a battered face by smallpox
- The other, very frail, had a pretty head and chest on a sickly consumptive plagued by that devouring faith
nuns
Cornudet Democrat
- big red beard
-
terror of respectable people - innocent
- helpful
-
Democrat - has a rather large fortune
- famous
Elizabeth Rousset nicknamed "Tallow Ball"
- overweight early
-
small round - across
- bacon fat to
- swollen fingers, the knuckles strangled
- shiny and taut skin
- a huge
throat - is listed as a red apple
- beautiful black eyes, shaded by thick lashes
- a charming mouth, narrow, wet kiss, furnished baby teeth shiny and microscopic
- full of invaluable qualities, they said
- described as "public shame "
-prostitute
The story collections
Tallow Ball subsequently gave its name to several collections of short stories:
first in 1897 (news list remaining to be precise), in a in-8 ° VII 110 pages, decorated with compositions by François Thévenot, with woodcuts A. Romagna in the "Collection of Ten", in A. Magnier publisher Paris;
then from 1899 with the publication of a new book of that title in P. Ollendorff publisher Paris, bringing together, in addition to Boule de Suif, 20 news published Tallow, published on April 15 1880, in the collective volume Les Soirees de Medan, the Friend
Patience, published on September 4 1883 in Gil Blas, as the Friend, the
Dot, published on September 9 1884 in Gil Blas, the Moustache
published on July 31 1883 in Gil Blas,
the bed 29, published on July 8 1884 in Gil Blas,
Protector, published on February 5 1884 in Gil Blas
Coma, published on May 13 1884 in Gil Blas, Crime
the Father Boniface, published on June 24 1884 in Gil Blas,
Rose, published on January 29 1884 in Gil Blas,
the Confession, published on July 22 1884 in Gil Blas, the
Ornament, published on February 17 1884, in the Gauls,
Happiness, published on March 16 1884, in the Gauls, the
Vendetta, published on October 14 1883, in the Gauls,
Coco, published 21 January 1884 in the Gauls,
From a Death, published on January 30 1883 in Gil Blas,
la Serre, published on June 26 1883 in Gil Blas ,
A Duel, published on August 14 1883, in the Gauls,
An Evening [1] , published 21 September 1883 in the Gauls,
the Avenger, published on November 6 1883 in Gil Blas,
Waiting, released on November 11 1883, in the Gauls,
First Snow, published on December 11 1883, in the Gauls.
A new edition of the book of 1897 was published in 1902 , by the same publisher (Ollendorff), decorated with illustrations of Jeanniot and woodcuts by G. Lemoine, in an in-12 of 336 pages.
Various collections have appeared in the following decades, in compositions sometimes different, embellished or not new illustrations.
Notes
first in 1897 (news list remaining to be precise), in a in-8 ° VII 110 pages, decorated with compositions by François Thévenot, with woodcuts A. Romagna in the "Collection of Ten", in A. Magnier publisher Paris;
then from 1899 with the publication of a new book of that title in P. Ollendorff publisher Paris, bringing together, in addition to Boule de Suif, 20 news published Tallow, published on April 15 1880, in the collective volume Les Soirees de Medan, the Friend
Patience, published on September 4 1883 in Gil Blas, as the Friend, the
Dot, published on September 9 1884 in Gil Blas, the Moustache
published on July 31 1883 in Gil Blas,
the bed 29, published on July 8 1884 in Gil Blas,
Protector, published on February 5 1884 in Gil Blas
Coma, published on May 13 1884 in Gil Blas, Crime
the Father Boniface, published on June 24 1884 in Gil Blas,
Rose, published on January 29 1884 in Gil Blas,
the Confession, published on July 22 1884 in Gil Blas, the
Ornament, published on February 17 1884, in the Gauls,
Happiness, published on March 16 1884, in the Gauls, the
Vendetta, published on October 14 1883, in the Gauls,
Coco, published 21 January 1884 in the Gauls,
From a Death, published on January 30 1883 in Gil Blas,
la Serre, published on June 26 1883 in Gil Blas ,
A Duel, published on August 14 1883, in the Gauls,
An Evening [1] , published 21 September 1883 in the Gauls,
the Avenger, published on November 6 1883 in Gil Blas,
Waiting, released on November 11 1883, in the Gauls,
First Snow, published on December 11 1883, in the Gauls.
A new edition of the book of 1897 was published in 1902 , by the same publisher (Ollendorff), decorated with illustrations of Jeanniot and woodcuts by G. Lemoine, in an in-12 of 336 pages.
Various collections have appeared in the following decades, in compositions sometimes different, embellished or not new illustrations.
Notes
↑ not confuse this with another new story by Guy de Maupassant, with precisely the same way, but the story is totally different, and which was first published in Columns Gil Blas, 29 May 1887, then resumed later in the story collection The Rose Madame Husson.
theatrical adaptation
theatrical adaptation
Tallow Ball was adapted to the theater by Méténier Oscar (1859-1913), a comedy in 3 acts and 4 scenes, including the first performance took place on May 5 1902 at the Theatre Antoine, directed by Andre Antoine (1858-1943), also director of the play. The scenery was signed Menessier. We noted in the distribution: Dumény in the role of Breville, in the Matrat Loiseau, Luce Colas that of Tallow Ball and Ellen Andree in that of Madame Loiseau.
The text of the play was published in 1903 , in P. Ollendorff, in a volume of [6] -87 pages.
film adaptations [ edit]
Ernst Haycox guided to write the new Stage to Lordsburg , which moves the action to the United States . John Ford westerns will make the Stagecoach . In France, it was not until 1945 to see this new brought to the screen. The scenario Henri Jeanson , Louis Hée and Christian-Jaque directly refers to the situation 1939 - 1945 . The film is a tribute committed to the homeland and the Resistance. Cornudet becomes the symbol of resistance, defending and comforting Ball tallow. The comedy is not absent of adaptation that is intended as a satire of collaborators and occupiers, with a suet ball magnificently embodied by Micheline Presle.
1928 : the Woman Disputed ( A woman rejected ), USA, Henry King (silent)
1932: Shanghai Express , USA, Josef von Sternberg (80 minutes)
1934 : Pychka , USSR, Mikhail Romm (silent)
1935: Maria No Oyuki ( Oyuki the virgin), Japan, Kenji Mizoguchi (72 minutes)
1939: Stagecoach (Stagecoach the ), USA, John Ford (97 minutes), film based on tallow ball
1943: Night Plane from Chungking , USA , Ralph Murphy
1944: The Silent Bell ( miss Fifi ), USA, Robert Wise (69 minutes)
1945 : Ball tallow, France, Christian-Jaque (103 minutes), an adaptation and dialogues signed Henri Jeanson , including Micheline Presle
1951 : Beijing Express , USA, William Dieterle
1966: Stagecoach ( Diligence westward ), USA, Douglas Gordon (114 minutes)
1983 : in the year 40 , France, TV, Claude Santelli (12 minutes)
1986: Stagecoach (Stagecoach the ), USA, TV, Ted Post (100 minutes)
teleplay
The text of the play was published in 1903 , in P. Ollendorff, in a volume of [6] -87 pages.
film adaptations [ edit]
Ernst Haycox guided to write the new Stage to Lordsburg , which moves the action to the United States . John Ford westerns will make the Stagecoach . In France, it was not until 1945 to see this new brought to the screen. The scenario Henri Jeanson , Louis Hée and Christian-Jaque directly refers to the situation 1939 - 1945 . The film is a tribute committed to the homeland and the Resistance. Cornudet becomes the symbol of resistance, defending and comforting Ball tallow. The comedy is not absent of adaptation that is intended as a satire of collaborators and occupiers, with a suet ball magnificently embodied by Micheline Presle.
1928 : the Woman Disputed ( A woman rejected ), USA, Henry King (silent)
1932: Shanghai Express , USA, Josef von Sternberg (80 minutes)
1934 : Pychka , USSR, Mikhail Romm (silent)
1935: Maria No Oyuki ( Oyuki the virgin), Japan, Kenji Mizoguchi (72 minutes)
1939: Stagecoach (Stagecoach the ), USA, John Ford (97 minutes), film based on tallow ball
1943: Night Plane from Chungking , USA , Ralph Murphy
1944: The Silent Bell ( miss Fifi ), USA, Robert Wise (69 minutes)
1945 : Ball tallow, France, Christian-Jaque (103 minutes), an adaptation and dialogues signed Henri Jeanson , including Micheline Presle
1951 : Beijing Express , USA, William Dieterle
1966: Stagecoach ( Diligence westward ), USA, Douglas Gordon (114 minutes)
1983 : in the year 40 , France, TV, Claude Santelli (12 minutes)
1986: Stagecoach (Stagecoach the ), USA, TV, Ted Post (100 minutes)
teleplay
Ball Tallow has also been adapted to television in 1989 in a TV movie musical Soviet titrated Руанская дева по прозвищу Пышка (Ruanskaya prozvishchu Pyshka deva po), directed by Yevgeni Ginzburg and Rauf Mamedov , from a screenplay by Kim Ryzhov, including Natalia Lapina in the role of Pyshka (Tallow Ball). Note: IMDb also reports, concerning this work, an English title (A Girl from Rouen Nicknamed Doughnut) and a French title (Tallow Ball).
One student, Erica Riccobono we expresses his views about the idea of " ENEMY"
The enemy
The enemy (which derives from the Latin word "inimicus", "no friend") is one who has a way of thinking different from yours and for that reason creates a rivalry. Enmity arises when two people can not reach agreement, a common thought or when two people simply believe they have not anything to share.
Figure the enemy therefore has its source primarily in the idea of intolerance.
The enemy (which derives from the Latin word "inimicus", "no friend") is one who has a way of thinking different from yours and for that reason creates a rivalry. Enmity arises when two people can not reach agreement, a common thought or when two people simply believe they have not anything to share.
Figure the enemy therefore has its source primarily in the idea of intolerance.
The idea of intoléreance, misunderstanding, rivalry is also the basis of the "vendetta" in the new "A Vendetta," Maupassant us understand ....
War is the framework within which the new de Maupassant, "Tallow Ball" takes place: every war has its hypochrisies, its injustices, its pain ... wars are all equal ... and that old song we think Aznvour children ..
Children are not the guerreNe enfantsIls pierredu over the age of iron and the tears of sangSur mèresIls opened the yeuxPar mysteryAnd days without a world fole children guerreNe enfantsIls are not experienced fire and earth sangIls had chimèresPour sharpen their dentsEt taken cimetièresPour gardens enfantsCes orageEt the children were the days incertainsQui visageCreusé by faimOnt aged up without prior âgeEt secoursSans touch the héritageQue loveThe must pass the children are not guerreNe enfantsIls have seen their colèreÉtouffer chantsOnt learned to taireEt to tighten poingsQuand voices mensongèresLeur destinLes dictated their children are not guerreNe enfantsAvec their mine fièreEt their eyes have seen too grandIls misèreRecouvrir élansEt their hands étrangèresÉgorger printempsCes their children without enfanceSans youth without trembling and without joieQui défenseDe trouble and defied the froidQui souffranceEt émoisMais lived on their silent espéranceSont like you and myselfNights misèreDe unfortunate lovers love amantsAux singulièresAux dreams changeantsQui seek lumièreMais the fear pourtantCarLes lovers guerreSont stayed children
The idea of using a student ENEMY: Cecilia
For me the enemy is someone who threatens my freedom and I love people, and against which I must combattre.Il may be a person who does natinalité different, which is at war against my country, or a friend jealous of me, who does everything possible to spoil my Fame, and also my life and my family, or the enemy for me is a disease that can kill milions of personnes.à the end for me the enemy is someone or something that threatens my life, my liberty and my rights, and of course it's someone who does not do justice, love and following only the violence, which hates freedom, and making others suffer.
Work done by Cecilia Del NIST.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
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Using the cinema to see our students their realities each other, their differences but also their similarities, we would guide them to discover each other and help them experience they share basically the same values in their different lives.
Making them aware that, through the French language, they came to understand and know themselves, to work together and reach other francophone cultures outside Europe and the leitmotiv of the idea of tolerance and peace through an analysis of wars (common and / or private) and injustices that our past and recent stories in us. All this took as a long short film "White" which was filmed in Italy and donations are excerpts can be seen on you tube.
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Madam Bovaryà the discovery of novel
Madame Bovary "by Gustave Flaubert The most famous novel by Gustave Flaubert has been spilled, the ink, since its release in 1857. Initially very challenged, accused of indecency, "Madame Bovary" was then placed to the rank of absolute masterpiece of French literature. Adonis editions have had the idea for the series "Novels of all times" and adjust "Madame Bovary" in comics! A good way to explore literature while having fun.
CLICK ON THIS LINK TO DISCOVER THE ROMANCE! 
Madame Bovary "by Gustave Flaubert The most famous novel by Gustave Flaubert has been spilled, the ink, since its release in 1857. Initially very challenged, accused of indecency, "Madame Bovary" was then placed to the rank of absolute masterpiece of French literature. Adonis editions have had the idea for the series "Novels of all times" and adjust "Madame Bovary" in comics! A good way to explore literature while having fun.
CLICK ON THIS LINK TO DISCOVER THE ROMANCE!
Monday, May 19, 2008
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Strange foreign
Strange aliens - Jacques Prevert
Kabyle de la Chapelle and docks bleach
men from distant lands
guinea colonies
sweet young musicians
suns the door Italy
Boumians the door of Saint-Ouen
Stateless Aubervilliers
burners large garbage from the city of Pans
ébouillanteurs animals found dead up in the middle of streets
Tunisians Grenelle
hired laborers idle debauched
Polack Marais Temple des Rosiers
Shoe Cordoba Trimmers Barcelona
fishermen or the Balearic Finisterre
survivors and deportees
Franco Franco and Navarre
for defending yours in memory of the freedom of other slaves
Fréjus
torn and parked beside a small sea
bit where you bathe
Slave Black Frejus
mention that every evening in the local disciplinary
boot with an old cigar and a few pieces of wire
all the echoes of your villages
all birds in your forests
and not just in the capital to celebrate that
in quick taking of the Bastille on July 14
Children of Senegal
dépatriés expatriates and naturalized
Indochinese Children
jugglers to the innocent who sell knives
formerly at sidewalk cafes pretty dragonsd'or
Facts folded paper
Children grow too early and so quickly
adults who give back to today
not face into the ground and firebombs
plowing your rice
You were referred
currency of your paper gold
you returned your
small knives in the back
Strange foreign
You
the city you are in his life even if
bad to live even if you die. 
Strange aliens - Jacques Prevert
Kabyle de la Chapelle and docks bleach
men from distant lands
guinea colonies
sweet young musicians
suns the door Italy
Boumians the door of Saint-Ouen
Stateless Aubervilliers
burners large garbage from the city of Pans
ébouillanteurs animals found dead up in the middle of streets
Tunisians Grenelle
hired laborers idle debauched
Polack Marais Temple des Rosiers
Shoe Cordoba Trimmers Barcelona
fishermen or the Balearic Finisterre
survivors and deportees
Franco Franco and Navarre
for defending yours in memory of the freedom of other slaves
Fréjus
torn and parked beside a small sea
bit where you bathe
Slave Black Frejus
mention that every evening in the local disciplinary
boot with an old cigar and a few pieces of wire
all the echoes of your villages
all birds in your forests
and not just in the capital to celebrate that
in quick taking of the Bastille on July 14
Children of Senegal
dépatriés expatriates and naturalized
Indochinese Children
jugglers to the innocent who sell knives
formerly at sidewalk cafes pretty dragonsd'or
Facts folded paper
Children grow too early and so quickly
adults who give back to today
not face into the ground and firebombs
plowing your rice
You were referred
currency of your paper gold
you returned your
small knives in the back
Strange foreign
You
the city you are in his life even if
bad to live even if you die.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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Jean-Claude Carriere: The Controversy of Valladolid: Chapter 7: The theater scene between Las Casas and Sepulveda
Arguing in oral
Objective: Learn to debate taking into account the opinions of others. The hearings shall be prepared: this is a debate inconsistent with the obligation to restate the thesis and arguments of the opponent .
Jean-Claude Carriere: The Controversy of Valladolid: Chapter 7: The theater scene between Las Casas and Sepulveda
Pope sent one of his cardinals to decide the debate between Las Sepulveda Casas. The Dominican Republic maintains that Indian men are like the Europeans. Sepulveda instead says that Indians are born to be slaves. The study of this passage is relevant in three axes. We will study first the two opposing viewpoints, the Sepulveda initially and then as Las Casas, third party to analyze the role of the Cardinal and the theatricality of the text.
Text: Then he said with equal firmness
- Yes, Your Eminence, the inhabitants of the New World are slaves by nature. In all respects with the description of Aristotle.
- This statement requires proof, the prelate said softly.
Sepulveda does not deny it. Moreover, knowing that inevitable question, he prepared an entire folder. He grasps the first sheet.
- First, he says, the first that were discovered have shown themselves incapable of any initiative of any invention. In contrast, we saw them adept at copying the gestures and attitudes of Spaniards, their superiors. To do something, they only needed to watch another perform it. This tendency to copy, accompanied by a real ingenuity elsewhere in imitation, is the nature of the soul slave. Soul of a craftsman, manual soul so to speak.
- But we sang an old song! exclaims Las Casas. At all times the invaders to justify their hold, said the conquered peoples indolent, lacking, but very able to imitate! Caesar told the same thing that the Gauls enslaved! They showed, he said, an amazing ability to copy the Roman techniques! We can not hold this argument here! Caesar deliberately blind to the true life of the peoples of Gaul, their customs, their languages, beliefs and even their tools! He did not, and therefore could not see everything that life offered original. And we do well: we see only what they imitate us! Otherwise, we should drop or we destroy it forever, to then say it does not exist!
The cardinal, who did not abort the Dominican, seems aware of this new argument, which focuses customs of the peoples. He noted that this is a forum for discussion of the most delicate, where we constantly risk being bewitched by habit, taken from childhood, we have our own uses, which we seem thus far superior to other uses.
- Except when it comes to slave-born, "said the philosopher. Because it is clear that the Indians wanted to buy our weapons almost immediately and our clothes.
Some of them, probably yes, "replied the cardinal. Although it is difficult to distinguish in their grounds, which is a sincere admiration or mere sycophancy. What other brands natural slavery have you identified with them?
Sepulveda took a bundle of leaves and begins reading to voice flat as an accurate record and indisputable:
- They ignore the use of metal, Firearms and wheel. They carry their burdens on their backs, like animals during long journeys. Their food is horrible, similar to that of animals. They paint the body coarsely and worship idols awful. I will not return to human sacrifice, which is the brand most hateful and most offensive to God, their state. Las Casas
not talking yet. It only takes a few notes. All this not surprised.
- I would add that they are described as stupid our children or idiots. They change very frequently women, which is a very real sign of savagery. They obviously lack the nobility and the rise of the beautiful sacrament of marriage. They are timid and cowardly in war. They also ignore the nature of money and have no idea of the relative value of things. For example, they exchanged against gold glass broken barrels.
- Well? exclaims Las Casas. Because they do not worship the gold and silver at the point of sacrificing their body and soul, is this a reason to treat animals? Is not this the opposite?
- You divert my thoughts, "replied the philosopher.
- Why would you their detestable food? Have you tried? Is it not rather say to them what they think good or less good? Because a food is different from ours, should we find it disgusting?
- They eat ant eggs, tripe flies ...
- We eat pork tripe! And snails!
- They jumped on the wine, "said Sepulveda, to the point, in many cases, to leave their little reason.
- And we have done everything to encourage them! But do we did not learn, on the other side, they grow fruit and vegetables that so far we were strangers? And some of their tubers are delicious? You say qu'ijs bear their burdens on the back: Do you not know that nature has given them no animal that could do for them? As to paint roughly the body, what do you know? What does the word "rude"?
- Brother Bartolome said the legate, you will speak again, as long as you want. Nothing will be left in the dark, I assure you. But for now, stay silent.
The Dominican, who seems tired, sits down. The cardinal is for the philosopher:
- In your opinion, possession and use Firearms would be evidence of divine protection?
- Proof very obvious.
- However, the Moors possess firearms and use them very well against us.
- They've copied ours. The legate
seems to doubt this last statement. He tries to remember. Did not he read somewhere that the use of gunpowder came from countries of the East? In
assistance, no one can answer with certainty. We prefer to think, and it is actually more comfortable that the firearm is a Christian invention, like most others.
And if by chance, as suggests Count Pittaluga, divine intervention was not clearly shown in the invention itself (which lasted for centuries, to what they say), it certainly manifested itself by depriving Indians until their conquest of such weapons. Thus the poverty of their military equipment not only shows the backwardness of their technique, but that God deprived them of any real defense.
The legate, putting aside the question back to Sepulveda:
- Another thing you bring blood sacrifices they made to their gods.
- Gods cruel, horrible, a true reflection of the people.
- Yes, yes, it is indeed a demonic horror. We all agree. But if they are not human beings at the same level as ours, they are close to animals, can we blame them for that sacrifice? You know what I mean?
Jean-Claude Carriere: The Controversy of Valladolid: Chapter 11: The intervention of the Indian
In 1550, a convent in Valladolid, the Pope sent Cardinal Roncieres to arbitrate a debate which opposes the Dominican philosopher Sépulvdéa Las Casas, about the nature of American Indians. The question asked by the Cardinal refers the Indian woman who prevented her husband to intervene when a monk knocked on the idol. This is what revived the debate.
Text: - Did you see? He failed to intervene! Many voices
approve: Yes, he has shown his stubborn idolatry. Undoubtedly, as stated a few moments earlier the philosopher, he is abandoned by God, he is subject to all the blind forces, a wandering creature gripped between the legs of the devil.
[...]
Cardinal grants this point, could hardly talk. 
After seeing the film film directed by Jean-Daniel Verhaeghe , according to a scenario Jean-Claude Carriere inspired by real events (see The Controversy of Valladolid ). we chose to read an excerpt from the novel: discout about "humanity" of certain people .... men have always been the same ...
Arguing in oral
Objective: Learn to debate taking into account the opinions of others. The hearings shall be prepared: this is a debate inconsistent with the obligation to restate the thesis and arguments of the opponent .
Jean-Claude Carriere: The Controversy of Valladolid: Chapter 7: The theater scene between Las Casas and Sepulveda
Pope sent one of his cardinals to decide the debate between Las Sepulveda Casas. The Dominican Republic maintains that Indian men are like the Europeans. Sepulveda instead says that Indians are born to be slaves. The study of this passage is relevant in three axes. We will study first the two opposing viewpoints, the Sepulveda initially and then as Las Casas, third party to analyze the role of the Cardinal and the theatricality of the text.
Text: Then he said with equal firmness
- Yes, Your Eminence, the inhabitants of the New World are slaves by nature. In all respects with the description of Aristotle.
- This statement requires proof, the prelate said softly.
Sepulveda does not deny it. Moreover, knowing that inevitable question, he prepared an entire folder. He grasps the first sheet.
- First, he says, the first that were discovered have shown themselves incapable of any initiative of any invention. In contrast, we saw them adept at copying the gestures and attitudes of Spaniards, their superiors. To do something, they only needed to watch another perform it. This tendency to copy, accompanied by a real ingenuity elsewhere in imitation, is the nature of the soul slave. Soul of a craftsman, manual soul so to speak.
- But we sang an old song! exclaims Las Casas. At all times the invaders to justify their hold, said the conquered peoples indolent, lacking, but very able to imitate! Caesar told the same thing that the Gauls enslaved! They showed, he said, an amazing ability to copy the Roman techniques! We can not hold this argument here! Caesar deliberately blind to the true life of the peoples of Gaul, their customs, their languages, beliefs and even their tools! He did not, and therefore could not see everything that life offered original. And we do well: we see only what they imitate us! Otherwise, we should drop or we destroy it forever, to then say it does not exist!
The cardinal, who did not abort the Dominican, seems aware of this new argument, which focuses customs of the peoples. He noted that this is a forum for discussion of the most delicate, where we constantly risk being bewitched by habit, taken from childhood, we have our own uses, which we seem thus far superior to other uses.
- Except when it comes to slave-born, "said the philosopher. Because it is clear that the Indians wanted to buy our weapons almost immediately and our clothes.
Some of them, probably yes, "replied the cardinal. Although it is difficult to distinguish in their grounds, which is a sincere admiration or mere sycophancy. What other brands natural slavery have you identified with them?
Sepulveda took a bundle of leaves and begins reading to voice flat as an accurate record and indisputable:
- They ignore the use of metal, Firearms and wheel. They carry their burdens on their backs, like animals during long journeys. Their food is horrible, similar to that of animals. They paint the body coarsely and worship idols awful. I will not return to human sacrifice, which is the brand most hateful and most offensive to God, their state. Las Casas
not talking yet. It only takes a few notes. All this not surprised.
- I would add that they are described as stupid our children or idiots. They change very frequently women, which is a very real sign of savagery. They obviously lack the nobility and the rise of the beautiful sacrament of marriage. They are timid and cowardly in war. They also ignore the nature of money and have no idea of the relative value of things. For example, they exchanged against gold glass broken barrels.
- Well? exclaims Las Casas. Because they do not worship the gold and silver at the point of sacrificing their body and soul, is this a reason to treat animals? Is not this the opposite?
- You divert my thoughts, "replied the philosopher.
- Why would you their detestable food? Have you tried? Is it not rather say to them what they think good or less good? Because a food is different from ours, should we find it disgusting?
- They eat ant eggs, tripe flies ...
- We eat pork tripe! And snails!
- They jumped on the wine, "said Sepulveda, to the point, in many cases, to leave their little reason.
- And we have done everything to encourage them! But do we did not learn, on the other side, they grow fruit and vegetables that so far we were strangers? And some of their tubers are delicious? You say qu'ijs bear their burdens on the back: Do you not know that nature has given them no animal that could do for them? As to paint roughly the body, what do you know? What does the word "rude"?
- Brother Bartolome said the legate, you will speak again, as long as you want. Nothing will be left in the dark, I assure you. But for now, stay silent.
The Dominican, who seems tired, sits down. The cardinal is for the philosopher:
- In your opinion, possession and use Firearms would be evidence of divine protection?
- Proof very obvious.
- However, the Moors possess firearms and use them very well against us.
- They've copied ours. The legate
seems to doubt this last statement. He tries to remember. Did not he read somewhere that the use of gunpowder came from countries of the East? In
assistance, no one can answer with certainty. We prefer to think, and it is actually more comfortable that the firearm is a Christian invention, like most others.
And if by chance, as suggests Count Pittaluga, divine intervention was not clearly shown in the invention itself (which lasted for centuries, to what they say), it certainly manifested itself by depriving Indians until their conquest of such weapons. Thus the poverty of their military equipment not only shows the backwardness of their technique, but that God deprived them of any real defense.
The legate, putting aside the question back to Sepulveda:
- Another thing you bring blood sacrifices they made to their gods.
- Gods cruel, horrible, a true reflection of the people.
- Yes, yes, it is indeed a demonic horror. We all agree. But if they are not human beings at the same level as ours, they are close to animals, can we blame them for that sacrifice? You know what I mean?
Jean-Claude Carriere: The Controversy of Valladolid: Chapter 11: The intervention of the Indian
In 1550, a convent in Valladolid, the Pope sent Cardinal Roncieres to arbitrate a debate which opposes the Dominican philosopher Sépulvdéa Las Casas, about the nature of American Indians. The question asked by the Cardinal refers the Indian woman who prevented her husband to intervene when a monk knocked on the idol. This is what revived the debate.
Text: - Did you see? He failed to intervene! Many voices
approve: Yes, he has shown his stubborn idolatry. Undoubtedly, as stated a few moments earlier the philosopher, he is abandoned by God, he is subject to all the blind forces, a wandering creature gripped between the legs of the devil.
[...]
Cardinal grants this point, could hardly talk.
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Easy Lava Cake Recipe
the 2nd Class 2 with the composer Thierry Garcia
Students were guided by the commissioner to visit the theater and listen to explanations of
manager on the preparation of scenery,
lights and sound.
Students were guided by the commissioner to visit the theater and listen to explanations of manager on the preparation of scenery,
lights and sound.
Photo meetings around the show Haurogné SINGS SALVADOR which shows a meeting with guitarist Thierry Garcia
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Susan Aglukark Old Toy Train
The school shows and films viewed by 2 2nd
Some info on the films and performances seen recently our class (2nd 2 at the Jean Mace de Vitry) in the course of French
Record criticism on the movie "THE NOTEBOOK " Hana Makhmalbaf (2007)
I want you to know the movie "The Notebook". It was directed by Hana Makhmalbaf (from a family of Iranian filmmakers).
The action takes place in Afghanistan is a country at war that was led by the Taliban. However the people trying to survive, why some were hiding in caves with their families ...
"The book tells the story of a small Baktay 6 year old daughter who will struggle to buy a notebook so you can go to Abbas school with his neighbor. However, we realize that the conditions are hard, little girls go to school. Marina
ALVES (2nde2)
The film "The Notebook" was done by the director of Iranian Hana Mahkmalbaf I liked the way through the children played their roles!
Initially, we see a girl who comes to herself as she looks after her little brother while her mother goes to fetch water.
Soon after, she hears a young boy, about his age,
reciting the Arabic alphabet. She also wants to do, but unless she takes the book upside down and pretended to read it because instead of reading the words she looks at the pictures. She asked the young boy who is named Abbas to bring it to school to learn as he did. But he said it must have a notebook and pen. Now she has no money to buy it. Abbas has offered to sell her eggs so she could buy a notebook. Suddenly she sees a mother with her daughter, who bought him a book and other school supplies. I had a feeling of pity for the little girl whom she had many miles to sell their eggs in order to buy a notebook. Nour
BEN MANSOUR (2nd 2)
The story of this film is that of a little girl dreaming of going to school ... As a result, she wants to buy a notebook but it has no money. She goes into town and tries to sell eggs to get the money to buy his book ... Having had his notebook Baktay goes to school. Along the way, she met children who do not let it go .... acting like the Taliban in their games.
This film is interesting and instructive. Indeed it shows the difficulty of life in Afghanistan realistically. A strict, continuous violence, stoning, ... . It also demonstrates the inequalities between men and women in this country. Alexandra
MUNOZ (2nde2)
Unaware particularly Afghanistan, I was able to discover certain aspects and I think this movie was quite realistic and representative of the mentality and life in Afghanistan with strong scenes and shocking as those of little boys playing war and pretending to stone the little Baktay or one or Baktay insists on being taken to school boys when the teacher refuses categorically.
Henrique MORENO (2nd 2)
Through this story, we discover the difficulties meets girl, with his friend Abbas to buy a notebook and can finally go to school. This film makes us reflect on life and the place of women in Afghanistan.
This film introduces us to another culture. It shows us that the children of Afghanistan, especially girls, want to go to school but often have difficulty in accessing them. In France, we are fortunate to have the opportunity to attend school since our earliest childhood. Watching this film, we can study the contrast between the children of Afghanistan and the children of France. Elodie
DUFRESNE (2nd 2)
This film reveals the educational problem faced by girls in Afghanistan, we are having a little girl named Baktay, who "beat" to go to school. Indeed, in this country was under occupation of the Taliban and is now run by foreign authorities, girls do not always have the right to go to school, much less.
This film allows us to realize how lucky we are to go to school, the possibility of studies that we have offered and that other children do not have this opportunity. This film makes us think the selfishness that reigns in us when we think, that we complain of our courses, we want to stop school, while for others the choice has not even happen.
Sarah Cardoso (2nd 2)
This film deals with the status of women in Afghanistan, including their right to freedom, education. Throughout this film we follow the course of the day Baktay, a young girl who wants to go to school. She has encountered many difficulties such as schools for boys, the wickedness of the children, the acquisition of a notebook. The adults around her are too busy to care for her thirst for education.
The film opens us to another culture, another society or the education of children is not a priority. Children merely reproduce the behavior of adults, particularly when the boys take to the Taliban and want to stone Batkay. These passages are sometimes very hard, very realistic while they are still children.
BOUCHNAF Sarah (2nd 2)
Movie Tokyo Eyes " Jean Pierre Limousin (1998)
TOKYO EYES
" Tokyo Eyes "is a Franco-Japanese film from 1998, this film was listed in the detective genre and thriller. This film was shot entirely in Japan giving it a look and quite realistic view of Japan. We have a viewpoint that wants to be very close to life in Japan: for example in speaking of otaku (fans are monomaniacs a hobby), video enthusiasts in the film. In short, what show people their true lifestyles and refute stereotypes or ideas dated from Japan as the fact that Japanese are all dressed in kimono or samurai still exist.
The story is about a young man barely twenty years covering a glasses that terrorizes people in Tokyo by shooting at people's point of view of the police and residents did nothing for him or these people have done an injustice. But this person called 'the short-sighted "by the media because of his thick glasses has never killed anyone, he just shoot people and frighten them by firing a pistol doctored. A girl looks at him and chases. Mikaela
CLOTAIRE (2nd 2)
This film, released in 1998 in France and Japan, reflects today's society of Japan. The story is based on a detective story in a parallel love story. The main actors are called Shinji Takeda, Hinano Yoshikawa K and interpreting the role of Hinano.
The film is quite understandable and contains a beautiful story, K being constantly hunted by the police but a love story forms. The "fans" of Japan can especially appreciate and understand the mentality of the Japanese.
I, for one, admired this movie. I think this film is really contemporary Japan. I love manga, and this movie references for me to manga "Death Note" by the dual personality of K prosecuted for several crimes, except that the history of Tokyo Eyes takes place in real life. Lauralee
GUY (2 nd 2)
Film "Dead Man" Jim Jarmusch (1995)
Dead Man is a film with Jim Jarmusch in the leading role Johnny Depp.
In the 1870s, a William Blake from Cleveland to go to machine when he learns that his post was taken. He spends the night with a prostitute who gets killed by her boyfriend and also hurts William Blake. He fled into the forest, pursued by hired because he is suspected of murder, where in it he found no body, an Indian who helps flee and teaches him a lot.
LEROUX Ludovic (2nd2)
"Dead Man" is a film by Jim Jarmusch, an American director. This single film was released in 1995. The cast is pretty prestigious, in fact, Johnny Depp, Gary Farmer, Iggy Pop and William Hurt are gathered for this western strange and mysterious.
Dead Man is the story of William Blake, not the poet but a man can no longer common. He lost his wife earlier and may decide to leave the city where he was born to live in the west recently available, specifically in the town of Machine. Unfortunately, the job he is expecting more available and William Blake finds himself sleeping in the street for his first night in the Wild West. Still, hopefully just be a gentle balm on this bad day. This gentle balm is a prostitute who was converted in the sale of paper flowers. Unfortunately for our hero, the rest is short, just because he is lying in his arms as the lover of it opens the door. In the rush, the flower girl is killed and her lover, who is none other than the son of the most powerful man in the city. William Blake stands accused of two murders and finds himself on the run. It would be bailed out if he had not been hit by a bullet that remained in him and will surely kill him.
In his flight he meets Nobody, a stateless person who is more Indian than he cultivated the West. Nobody has a habit of illustrating his remarks with phrases from famous authors. But this meeting is in danger because William Nobody is pursued by three bloodthirsty killers (Cole Wilson, Scholfield and Conway Twill). The hunt then engages like a philosophical quest between Nobody and William Blake.
This film has a strange atmosphere. Perhaps this is due to the electric guitar of Neil Young in the background, or when the images in black and white. Or signs that appear throughout the film, such an image of religious icon when William Blake murdered without wince.
But perhaps all the charm of the film, a constant dialogue between William Blake and Nobody who leave and hang out. Nobody could be the conscience of William Blake. Indeed, it is representative of his thoughts, he learns from whence its name, he learns to live, he led an adventurous and dangerous journey to reach the end of the journey to death, but of some way to wholeness. Because when one dies, the other can not survive. But despite all the bad guys not "earn" it. Of the three killers, two are dead killed by the third. The second to be killed was even eaten by his "colleague". But this man can not survive a cannibal. In a duel with Nobody, while the boat, which assists in impotent William away to sea, he kills, but it is also affected by the ball Nobody. The three main characters die at the same time. The film ends with an image of the boat sailing on the sea at sunset. His death seemed to obligatory, since the beginning, the viewer knows that the hero must die, but death occurs in such a way that is nevertheless unexpected.
The boat that departs into the sunset symbolizes being William Blake dies slowly. This is an original film but still nice to see. Margot
BOUVET (2nd 2)
MUSICAL "LAUGH IN FUGUE: HENRI SALVADOR Haurogné SINGS" (creation Ivry 2008)
Dear Italian friends I will present a spectacle of a singer called Jacques Haurogné that we went to the theater of Ivry "Antoine Vitez. This show is titled "Laughter on the run." It was a spectacle sang the songs were taken from the repertoire of a French singer, who died recently, universally known by the name of Henry Salvador. Jacques
Haurogné did not sing all the songs but some of them (17 songs selected) as "a sweet song" very little known as the general public. Knowing only a few songs and music by Henry Salvador, I was able to find others. This show was quite alive because Jacques was Haurogné engage its audience. This show was entertaining, especially for small as for large ones. Leila
Touiti (2nd 2)
This is a show that includes several songs by Henri Salvador. A man arrives on stage in a strange garment evoking that of a cosmonaut. He drags behind him a cart containing the necessary elements to illustrate his point: Jacques Haurogné about to go into space. It describes why and how he will make his trip with his mysterious caddy. The show is very interesting and is open to everyone. Those who really love the songs of Henri Salvador as "Zorro has come," "The Lion Sleeps Tonight", I suggest you go see this show you will believe me not regret it.
Cast: Jacques
Haurogné singing
Thierry Garcia: guitar, arrangement
Sharmila MOUGAMMADOU (2nd 2).
The title of the show "Laugh runaway" inspired by the song of Henri Salvador "Fugue in laughter." When discussing the songs of Henri Salvador, Jacques Haurogné evokes the icon of the song he heard laughter and even met by attending one of his shows. "He always wanted to make a trip he has never done" is what keeps Haurogné Jacques Henri Salvador, who gives birth to the show created the theater of Ivry.
The idea for this show is born Leila Kukerman, director of the theater that invites Haurogné Ivry. They are preparing the show for two years and we entrust the selection of songs was difficult. They work with the string Quattuor Medrich, Jacques Haurogné said the most promising of France. Thierry Garcia and Jacques Haurogné care arrangements (musical adaptation of the songs). They rework the music to take ownership. With these amendments, Jacques Haurogné gives his perspective on the universe of Henri Salvador. This show is a delight for both children and adults. Stella
SCUPAL (2nd 2)
This show was an opportunity for the class of follow the organization of a musical: to visit the theater company directors responsible for preparing and managing light, sound and props for, to meet the musician and artist Thierry Jacques Garcia Haurogné before seeing the show. 
Some info on the films and performances seen recently our class (2nd 2 at the Jean Mace de Vitry) in the course of French
Record criticism on the movie "THE NOTEBOOK " Hana Makhmalbaf (2007)
I want you to know the movie "The Notebook". It was directed by Hana Makhmalbaf (from a family of Iranian filmmakers).
The action takes place in Afghanistan is a country at war that was led by the Taliban. However the people trying to survive, why some were hiding in caves with their families ...
"The book tells the story of a small Baktay 6 year old daughter who will struggle to buy a notebook so you can go to Abbas school with his neighbor. However, we realize that the conditions are hard, little girls go to school. Marina
ALVES (2nde2)
The film "The Notebook" was done by the director of Iranian Hana Mahkmalbaf I liked the way through the children played their roles!
Initially, we see a girl who comes to herself as she looks after her little brother while her mother goes to fetch water.
Soon after, she hears a young boy, about his age,
reciting the Arabic alphabet. She also wants to do, but unless she takes the book upside down and pretended to read it because instead of reading the words she looks at the pictures. She asked the young boy who is named Abbas to bring it to school to learn as he did. But he said it must have a notebook and pen. Now she has no money to buy it. Abbas has offered to sell her eggs so she could buy a notebook. Suddenly she sees a mother with her daughter, who bought him a book and other school supplies. I had a feeling of pity for the little girl whom she had many miles to sell their eggs in order to buy a notebook. Nour
BEN MANSOUR (2nd 2)
The story of this film is that of a little girl dreaming of going to school ... As a result, she wants to buy a notebook but it has no money. She goes into town and tries to sell eggs to get the money to buy his book ... Having had his notebook Baktay goes to school. Along the way, she met children who do not let it go .... acting like the Taliban in their games.
This film is interesting and instructive. Indeed it shows the difficulty of life in Afghanistan realistically. A strict, continuous violence, stoning, ... . It also demonstrates the inequalities between men and women in this country. Alexandra
MUNOZ (2nde2)
Unaware particularly Afghanistan, I was able to discover certain aspects and I think this movie was quite realistic and representative of the mentality and life in Afghanistan with strong scenes and shocking as those of little boys playing war and pretending to stone the little Baktay or one or Baktay insists on being taken to school boys when the teacher refuses categorically.
Henrique MORENO (2nd 2)
Through this story, we discover the difficulties meets girl, with his friend Abbas to buy a notebook and can finally go to school. This film makes us reflect on life and the place of women in Afghanistan.
This film introduces us to another culture. It shows us that the children of Afghanistan, especially girls, want to go to school but often have difficulty in accessing them. In France, we are fortunate to have the opportunity to attend school since our earliest childhood. Watching this film, we can study the contrast between the children of Afghanistan and the children of France. Elodie
DUFRESNE (2nd 2)
This film reveals the educational problem faced by girls in Afghanistan, we are having a little girl named Baktay, who "beat" to go to school. Indeed, in this country was under occupation of the Taliban and is now run by foreign authorities, girls do not always have the right to go to school, much less.
This film allows us to realize how lucky we are to go to school, the possibility of studies that we have offered and that other children do not have this opportunity. This film makes us think the selfishness that reigns in us when we think, that we complain of our courses, we want to stop school, while for others the choice has not even happen.
Sarah Cardoso (2nd 2)
This film deals with the status of women in Afghanistan, including their right to freedom, education. Throughout this film we follow the course of the day Baktay, a young girl who wants to go to school. She has encountered many difficulties such as schools for boys, the wickedness of the children, the acquisition of a notebook. The adults around her are too busy to care for her thirst for education.
The film opens us to another culture, another society or the education of children is not a priority. Children merely reproduce the behavior of adults, particularly when the boys take to the Taliban and want to stone Batkay. These passages are sometimes very hard, very realistic while they are still children.
BOUCHNAF Sarah (2nd 2)
Movie Tokyo Eyes " Jean Pierre Limousin (1998)
TOKYO EYES
" Tokyo Eyes "is a Franco-Japanese film from 1998, this film was listed in the detective genre and thriller. This film was shot entirely in Japan giving it a look and quite realistic view of Japan. We have a viewpoint that wants to be very close to life in Japan: for example in speaking of otaku (fans are monomaniacs a hobby), video enthusiasts in the film. In short, what show people their true lifestyles and refute stereotypes or ideas dated from Japan as the fact that Japanese are all dressed in kimono or samurai still exist.
The story is about a young man barely twenty years covering a glasses that terrorizes people in Tokyo by shooting at people's point of view of the police and residents did nothing for him or these people have done an injustice. But this person called 'the short-sighted "by the media because of his thick glasses has never killed anyone, he just shoot people and frighten them by firing a pistol doctored. A girl looks at him and chases. Mikaela
CLOTAIRE (2nd 2)
This film, released in 1998 in France and Japan, reflects today's society of Japan. The story is based on a detective story in a parallel love story. The main actors are called Shinji Takeda, Hinano Yoshikawa K and interpreting the role of Hinano.
The film is quite understandable and contains a beautiful story, K being constantly hunted by the police but a love story forms. The "fans" of Japan can especially appreciate and understand the mentality of the Japanese.
I, for one, admired this movie. I think this film is really contemporary Japan. I love manga, and this movie references for me to manga "Death Note" by the dual personality of K prosecuted for several crimes, except that the history of Tokyo Eyes takes place in real life. Lauralee
GUY (2 nd 2)
Film "Dead Man" Jim Jarmusch (1995)
Dead Man is a film with Jim Jarmusch in the leading role Johnny Depp.
In the 1870s, a William Blake from Cleveland to go to machine when he learns that his post was taken. He spends the night with a prostitute who gets killed by her boyfriend and also hurts William Blake. He fled into the forest, pursued by hired because he is suspected of murder, where in it he found no body, an Indian who helps flee and teaches him a lot.
LEROUX Ludovic (2nd2)
"Dead Man" is a film by Jim Jarmusch, an American director. This single film was released in 1995. The cast is pretty prestigious, in fact, Johnny Depp, Gary Farmer, Iggy Pop and William Hurt are gathered for this western strange and mysterious.
Dead Man is the story of William Blake, not the poet but a man can no longer common. He lost his wife earlier and may decide to leave the city where he was born to live in the west recently available, specifically in the town of Machine. Unfortunately, the job he is expecting more available and William Blake finds himself sleeping in the street for his first night in the Wild West. Still, hopefully just be a gentle balm on this bad day. This gentle balm is a prostitute who was converted in the sale of paper flowers. Unfortunately for our hero, the rest is short, just because he is lying in his arms as the lover of it opens the door. In the rush, the flower girl is killed and her lover, who is none other than the son of the most powerful man in the city. William Blake stands accused of two murders and finds himself on the run. It would be bailed out if he had not been hit by a bullet that remained in him and will surely kill him.
In his flight he meets Nobody, a stateless person who is more Indian than he cultivated the West. Nobody has a habit of illustrating his remarks with phrases from famous authors. But this meeting is in danger because William Nobody is pursued by three bloodthirsty killers (Cole Wilson, Scholfield and Conway Twill). The hunt then engages like a philosophical quest between Nobody and William Blake.
This film has a strange atmosphere. Perhaps this is due to the electric guitar of Neil Young in the background, or when the images in black and white. Or signs that appear throughout the film, such an image of religious icon when William Blake murdered without wince.
But perhaps all the charm of the film, a constant dialogue between William Blake and Nobody who leave and hang out. Nobody could be the conscience of William Blake. Indeed, it is representative of his thoughts, he learns from whence its name, he learns to live, he led an adventurous and dangerous journey to reach the end of the journey to death, but of some way to wholeness. Because when one dies, the other can not survive. But despite all the bad guys not "earn" it. Of the three killers, two are dead killed by the third. The second to be killed was even eaten by his "colleague". But this man can not survive a cannibal. In a duel with Nobody, while the boat, which assists in impotent William away to sea, he kills, but it is also affected by the ball Nobody. The three main characters die at the same time. The film ends with an image of the boat sailing on the sea at sunset. His death seemed to obligatory, since the beginning, the viewer knows that the hero must die, but death occurs in such a way that is nevertheless unexpected.
The boat that departs into the sunset symbolizes being William Blake dies slowly. This is an original film but still nice to see. Margot
BOUVET (2nd 2)
MUSICAL "LAUGH IN FUGUE: HENRI SALVADOR Haurogné SINGS" (creation Ivry 2008)
Dear Italian friends I will present a spectacle of a singer called Jacques Haurogné that we went to the theater of Ivry "Antoine Vitez. This show is titled "Laughter on the run." It was a spectacle sang the songs were taken from the repertoire of a French singer, who died recently, universally known by the name of Henry Salvador. Jacques
Haurogné did not sing all the songs but some of them (17 songs selected) as "a sweet song" very little known as the general public. Knowing only a few songs and music by Henry Salvador, I was able to find others. This show was quite alive because Jacques was Haurogné engage its audience. This show was entertaining, especially for small as for large ones. Leila
Touiti (2nd 2)
This is a show that includes several songs by Henri Salvador. A man arrives on stage in a strange garment evoking that of a cosmonaut. He drags behind him a cart containing the necessary elements to illustrate his point: Jacques Haurogné about to go into space. It describes why and how he will make his trip with his mysterious caddy. The show is very interesting and is open to everyone. Those who really love the songs of Henri Salvador as "Zorro has come," "The Lion Sleeps Tonight", I suggest you go see this show you will believe me not regret it.
Cast: Jacques
Haurogné singing
Thierry Garcia: guitar, arrangement
Sharmila MOUGAMMADOU (2nd 2).
The title of the show "Laugh runaway" inspired by the song of Henri Salvador "Fugue in laughter." When discussing the songs of Henri Salvador, Jacques Haurogné evokes the icon of the song he heard laughter and even met by attending one of his shows. "He always wanted to make a trip he has never done" is what keeps Haurogné Jacques Henri Salvador, who gives birth to the show created the theater of Ivry.
The idea for this show is born Leila Kukerman, director of the theater that invites Haurogné Ivry. They are preparing the show for two years and we entrust the selection of songs was difficult. They work with the string Quattuor Medrich, Jacques Haurogné said the most promising of France. Thierry Garcia and Jacques Haurogné care arrangements (musical adaptation of the songs). They rework the music to take ownership. With these amendments, Jacques Haurogné gives his perspective on the universe of Henri Salvador. This show is a delight for both children and adults. Stella
SCUPAL (2nd 2)
This show was an opportunity for the class of follow the organization of a musical: to visit the theater company directors responsible for preparing and managing light, sound and props for, to meet the musician and artist Thierry Jacques Garcia Haurogné before seeing the show.
Monday, April 14, 2008
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Tattoos On Womens Genitalia
All women are queens .... Video
Author: Ishmael Lo
Title: Women without hatred
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IN THIS SONG ANOTHER LOOK AT THE WOMAN ... a look that comes from Africa .. of Senegal 
Author: Ishmael Lo
Title: Women without hatred
Click below:
IN THIS SONG ANOTHER LOOK AT THE WOMAN ... a look that comes from Africa .. of Senegal
Friday, March 7, 2008
Cake Mate Decorative Icing
Baudelaire - The Vampire (The Flowers of Evil)
XXXI - The Vampire
you who like a stab in my heart
plaintive entry;
You who, strong as a herd
Of demons, came, wild and adorned
In my spirit humbled
Make your bed and your domain
- Infamous whom I am bound to convict
As the chain
As the game Player stubborn
As the drunk from the bottle,
Like the maggots carrion
- Cursed, cursed be thou!
I prayed the sword fast
To gain my freedom,
And I said to poison
perfidious aid to my cowardice.
Alas! poison and the sword
took me in disdain and said:
"You do not deserve to be freed A
your slavery cursed
Fool! - his empire
If our efforts deliver you, Your kisses
resuscitate the corpse of your vampire! " 
XXXI - The Vampire
you who like a stab in my heart
plaintive entry;
You who, strong as a herd
Of demons, came, wild and adorned
In my spirit humbled
Make your bed and your domain
- Infamous whom I am bound to convict
As the chain
As the game Player stubborn
As the drunk from the bottle,
Like the maggots carrion
- Cursed, cursed be thou!
I prayed the sword fast
To gain my freedom,
And I said to poison
perfidious aid to my cowardice.
Alas! poison and the sword
took me in disdain and said:
"You do not deserve to be freed A
your slavery cursed
Fool! - his empire
If our efforts deliver you, Your kisses
resuscitate the corpse of your vampire! "
Friday, February 22, 2008
White Marks On Teeth After Whitening
Baudelaire The Serpent Dance
baudelaire the snake dance (click on title)
What I see, dear indolent
Of your body so beautiful like silk
flickering
Shimmering skin! On your hair deep
acres For perfumes,
odorant sea
For blue and brown waves, like a ship
awakening the morning wind,
My dreamy soul sets sail for a distant sky.
Your eyes, where nothing is revealed
From sweet or bitter,
are two cold jewels where blends
Gold with iron.
To see you walking in cadence,
Belle d'abandon,
Looks like a snake dance
At the end of a stick,
Under the weight of your laziness
Your child's head sways with the softness
From a young elephant, And your
body stretches and leans like a slender ship
That rolls from side to side, and plunged
Its yards into the water.
Like a stream swollen by melting glaciers rumbling
,
When your saliva exquisite
up the edge of your teeth, I think
drink a wine from Bohemia, and Amer
winner
A liquid sky that scatters
stars my heart!
FOR AN ANALYSIS OF THE POEM CLICK HERE 
baudelaire the snake dance (click on title)
What I see, dear indolent
Of your body so beautiful like silk
flickering
Shimmering skin! On your hair deep
acres For perfumes,
odorant sea
For blue and brown waves, like a ship
awakening the morning wind,
My dreamy soul sets sail for a distant sky.
Your eyes, where nothing is revealed
From sweet or bitter,
are two cold jewels where blends
Gold with iron.
To see you walking in cadence,
Belle d'abandon,
Looks like a snake dance
At the end of a stick,
Under the weight of your laziness
Your child's head sways with the softness
From a young elephant, And your
body stretches and leans like a slender ship
That rolls from side to side, and plunged
Its yards into the water.
Like a stream swollen by melting glaciers rumbling
,
When your saliva exquisite
up the edge of your teeth, I think
drink a wine from Bohemia, and Amer
winner
A liquid sky that scatters
stars my heart!
FOR AN ANALYSIS OF THE POEM CLICK HERE
Descargar Vídeos De Incesto 3gp
A new version tonight is I who am the daughter
http://dailymotion.alice.it/video/x47wmi_ce-soir-cest-moi-qui-fais-la- fille_music 
http://dailymotion.alice.it/video/x47wmi_ce-soir-cest-moi-qui-fais-la- fille_music
How To Write A Volunteer Letter For Court
Vincent Baguian: Tonight 's I am he who is the daughter
Tonight is I who am the daughter
Concept
The woman and man in a couple. Portrayed by Vincent
Baguian.
Communicative Goals:
* Understand the ideas developed in a song.
* Understand the intent the author of the song.
* Defend a point of view.
* Write and play scenes from the life of the couple.
Socio-linguistic
* Find rhymes in a song.
Inter-cultural:
* Compare the status of men and women in different cultures.
Media Education:
* Speaking of the characteristics of a clip and a movie.
TONIGHT'S ME WHO MAKE THE GIRL
VINCENT Baguian
Why stilettos
is still for you?
Tonight is I who am the daughter
It will teach you!
I want to see in your eyes that shine
Whether you're in trouble, leave your thoughts
What
wheel spin all at once,
At the time I undressed
But I do not do it.
Feel your heart that wavers
When I keep my socks
Tonight is I who am the daughter
It will teach you!
Why vanilla scents
is still for you?
Tonight is I who am the daughter
You'll understand what your perfume bewitch
Quan he weaves into the air
This thread invisible lace
Who links me to your flesh.
It's my turn to be cruel
I want the noose tightens
That sensual
Te vapors do lose all your landmarks
Tonight is I who am the daughter
You'll understand! Why
makeup look that is always for you?
tonight is I who am the daughter
Finally you'll know How far to the red may make your mouth
zinzin,
How some sighs
affect me much as a thousand hands.
I want your fierce desire
Te seems unhealthy
What you feel a little fishy
Taking what's mine
Tonight is I who am the daughter
Finally you will know!
Why belly swells
It's never for me?
J'voudrais well be a girl
At least for nine months,
me feel less useless
And give birth to a daughter
To be a little more to me.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Just Born Baby Wishes
operated
Children trapped in a black world,
children who can not play,
they can not go to school.
children in a sad reality that kills ..
a reality of daily toil and no freedom;
puppies are waiting for a life to live ... to tired eyes open hoping to smile and live a life of words of love and serenity ...
They wait for someone to save them from the oblivion that oppresses them ...
But in reality .. who can really save?? What we must do to fight this monster that threatens much of the world?!?!
Chiara Pardini 5CLN
Monday, February 18, 2008
Lotion Pulmonary Aspiration
two students, Sara and Mia Orsucci Schiavone (ln VB) from the poem by V. Hugo
Friday, February 15, 2008
What Happens When Your Puppy Is Dewormed
Clip Blacko feat Soprano-Ferme Les Yeux Imagine Toi And NiNi
{Refrain:}
It only happens to others, not so much n'réalise does not affect us
We know c'qui happening elsewhere, but we dare complain
relativized, close your eyes, imagine you
You will like your life is beautiful
Close your eyes and imagine your life in those countries where politicians are lattice
Where freedom of expression is a conspiracy in which the dollar with civilized cannon, where you can die from a simple fever, where epidemics are walking without a leash
Do you really take the heat in those countries where for 2 months, you bronzes them all year they burn?
Imagine your life without drinking water, shower, rainy days, no food on the table or
Imagine yourself in a hospital with an incurable disease, a disease that t'juge guilty
Imagine yourself locked up as Natasha Kampoush, or burned Ama Galaidou as the bus
Open your eyes now and curse life before now reflected
{au Refrain}
Close your eyes, imagine yourself somewhere in Africa, a village built from the ground under a sun lead, imagine the air hot and heavy, this expanse of desert, this skinny hole for string, this kid and this stick
Imagine this long walk that you should do so that your animals can graze and cool off, these 30 terminals to these thieves and cattle that derive their Kalashnikovs without thinking
Imagine Madagascar and mountains of trash, imagine 8 years and your feet without your shoes, imagine your hands in the trash for a piece of bread, dude you get used
Imagine Paris and device somewhere under a bridge not far from traffic, imagine yourself in a down dirty fighting against the cold, struggling against the slab. Now imagine
you in your car, stuck in traffic, the man slowly coming out of its cover, man has your face
(Imagine) Tell me what you feel, the look you otherwise?
Prior to curse life, think now
{au Refrain}
Karl, imagine you without music, health damaged by 3 / 8, round trips to assedics
Said, imagine yourself without this success galley, just the minimum wage, prisoner of the brick tower
Imagine you without Sniper PSY4 without me, and those good moments that others do not know a bit
Imagine our lives without all that, that's why, thanks god for all that
Sorry for the days when j'me complained the days when I only see me my nose and no further
Sorry for all those times where I gained my problems, for all those times where I turned the world on myself
Close your eyes for just a second, look at the misery of the world and your place in all this?
Let us realize that we are lucky and you might see that life is beautiful
Ohhhhhhh Ohhhhhh yeahhhh Blackooooo Sopranooooo
{au Refrain}
Prefer Money As Wedding Gift Wordings
Petit PD - Renaud
T hast left thy province wedged
Sub insults, jeers
Contempt of locals
And your parents At fifteen
collapsed when you discovered
This apparently perverse inclination
That thou hast promised your mother I can imagine the galley
Little fag
You'd have been no coward lizards
Need announce it to anyone
But another story is frankly
What I like to admit men
is no fault of yours, it is the nature
As said so well what
Aznavour it's still damn hard
At the age of first love
Little fag
All his life pretending to be normal
as people say
Playing macho to every turn
To keep your secret child
In the little corn where you come
People treat you worse than a dog
It is not good to be gay when you're surrounded motherfuckers
little fag
In Paris you have landed
In back-room Marais
In this ghetto just plugged
You started
for your actions For all gay bars gay
You were a lost child You were
quickly adopted
Even if it was for your ass fag
Small
You let yourself go fuck sometimes
A
more than reason It's your freedom is You got your right
fortunately careful
You're protected from this evil
Who won both of your friends
With this hellish virus
Never go out without coats
Little fag
Soon you will find a guy
A mustache or a nice
Then you pimp with
For a few days or for life
will dream may be a child
there are plenty of orphanages
Except for you Dad, Mom
It's just prohibited by Law
Little fag
You will be unhappy sometimes
Life is not always the foot
that I'm not like you
The trouble I have given Whether you
hetero or queer is finally the same story
Only love heals all ills
I wish you and as soon
Little fag fag
Little ...
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