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Question d'actualité - Voice to Parliament referendum in Australia
par Marion Coste,
publié le 10/10/2023
- On the 14th of October 2023, Australian voters will be called upon to participate in the Voice to Parliament referendum, which proposes to enshrine in the Constitution an Indigenous voice to parliament. La Clé des langues has selected a number of articles, videos and fact sheets in order to better understand this historic national vote.
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The Trap: American prisons' deadly sex trafficking cycle
- Ce documentaire de 32 minutes montre comment les prisons américaines sont devenues les cibles des proxénètes, qui contactent les détenues et les recrutent à leur sortie de prison. Ce film permet de s'interroger sur le système pénitencier américain et peut nourrir une réflexion sur la notion "Lieux et formes de pouvoir", au programme du cycle Terminal.
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The Great Mouse Plot (Roald Dahl)
par ENS Lyon La Clé des Langues,
publié le 25/11/2014
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In Boy: Tales of Childhood, Roald Dahl tells us about his youth, focusing on some of his most remarkable childhood memories. A lot of irony is introduced by the first person narrator who describes these scenes with the hindsight of age.
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Gulliver's Travels (Jonathan Swift)
par ENS Lyon La Clé des Langues,
publié le 21/11/2014
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Travel books were very fashionable in the eighteenth century. Real travelers sometimes included elements of fiction in their accounts of their wanderings to make them sound more exotic and interesting. In Gulliver's Travels, Jonathan Swift makes fun of this literary genre by introducing a fictitious traveler, Gulliver, who tells us about his encounters with strange creatures and countries. Gulliver's first person narrative is introduced by a fake publisher's note which is also written in the first person...
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Writing on the self
par ENS Lyon La Clé des Langues,
publié le 14/11/2014
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Critics and academics tend to draw a line between autobiography and fiction. However, it is sometimes difficult to make such a clear distinction between what is made up and what is not. Here are some short texts written by authors who reflect on their use of the first person.
