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Routledge Dictionary of Cultural References in Modern French
About the Table of Contents of this eBook. The Table of Contents in this eBook may be off by 1 digit. To correctly navigate chapters, use the bookmark links in the bookmarks panel. The Routledge Dictionary of Cultural References in Modern French The Routledge Dictionary of Cultural References in Modern French reveals the hidden cultural dimension of contemporary French, as used in the press, going beyond the limited and purely lexical approach of traditional bilingual dictionaries. Even foreign learners of French who possess a good level of French often have difficulty in fully understanding French articles, not because of any linguistic shortcomings on their part but because of their inadequate knowledge of the cultural references. This cultural dictionary of French provides the reader with clear and concise expla- nations of the crucial cultural dimension behind the most frequently used words and phrases found in the contemporary French press. This vital background information, gathered here in this innovative and entertaining dictionary, will allow readers to go beyond a superficial understanding of the French press and the French language in general, to see the hidden yet implied cultural significance that is so transparent to the native speaker. Key features: a broad range of cultural references from the historical and literary to the popular and classical, with an in-depth analysis of punning mechanisms. over 3,000 cultural references explained a three-level indicator of frequency over 600 questions to test knowledge before and after reading. The Routledge Dictionary of Cultural References in Modern French is the ideal refer- ence for all undergraduate and postgraduate students of French seeking to enhance their understanding of the French language. -
STRENGTHENING EUROPEAN COLLECTIVE SECURITY Thomas Pellerin-Carlin | Research Fellow at the Jacques Delors Institute
SYNTHESIS 14 DECEMBER 2016 STRENGTHENING EUROPEAN COLLECTIVE SECURITY Thomas Pellerin-Carlin | Research fellow at the Jacques Delors Institute I dentity and defence were the two key issues debated during the events hosted by the Jacques Delors Institute in Paris on 6 and 7 October 2016, lying at the heart of the speeches delivered by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, by French President François Hollande and by French Prime Minister Manuel Valls. While the 1st debate of the annual meeting of our European Steering Committee dealt with identity, the 2nd one proceeded to focus on defence policy, bringing together Élisabeth Guigou, chair of the French National Assembly’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Étienne Davignon, president of Friends of Europe and Belgian minister of state, and was chaired by Nicole Gnesotto, titular professor of the European Union Chair at the CNAM and vice-president of the Jacques Delors Institute. This synthesis presents the main analysis and recommendations put forward, under Chatham House Rule, by the participants to this debate. French President François Hollande linked the issues Yet at the same time we need to bear in mind that the of identity and defence by stating that “European Europeans have different perceptions of the threats identity means being able to influence the fate of the facing us today. While there is now a collective per- world”. Thus if Europe is to be able to influence that ception of the existence of a threat, there is no com- fate and to guarantee its own security, it needs to mon recognition of the collective threat’s nature: for adopt an ambitious European security and defence some it lies in Islamist terrorism, for others it is the policy tailored to the reality of today’s world. -
France – Attacks on Justice 2000
1 France – Attacks on Justice 2000 France Important draft legislation that would have enhanced the independence of the judiciary, especially regarding the appointment and discipline of public prosecutors, failed to be approved by the bicameral parliament in January 2000. The lack of political will on the part of political parties was one of the main reasons behind this failure. Other legislative measures to guarantee equality of arms in criminal proceedings are still pending before parliament. The 1958 Constitution regulates the functioning of the institutions of the Fifth Republic. The President of the Republic, who is the head of state, is elected for seven years by universal direct suffrage. Mr. Jacques Chirac was elected as President on 7 May 1995. In accordance with the results of the parliamentary elections, the President appoints the Prime Minister, who is the head of the government. The Prime Minister conducts the government's general policy and is accountable to parliament. The President of the Republic chairs the Council of Ministers, promulgates the laws and is the chief of the armed forces. He can dissolve the National Assembly and, in a case of serious crisis, exercise exceptional powers (Article 16). The most recent legislative elections were held in 1997. The leader of the socialist party, Mr. Lionel Jospin, became the Prime Minister after his party won a comfortable majority. The legislative authority is vested in a bicameral parliament composed of a 577 seat National Assembly (Assemblée Nationale), elected by universal direct suffrage for a five-year term, and a 321 seat Senate (Sénat), elected for nine years by indirect suffrage. -
College Catalog 1991-1993.Pdf
bringan immediacy to theclass- roomno textbook can match. Theircommitment to education makesF.I.T. grads among thebrightest and the best in theindustry. tiering17 associate, 12bac- degreeprograms, F.I.T., a State Universityof NewYork college, preparesits graduatesto meetthe challenges and opportunities in today'sdesign andbusiness professions. or asclose as NewYork City and State,F. I.T. students are ex- plorersby nature.TJ y come I from\ II 50 statesantl just as / ~n lacementat F. I.T. goes hand- r in-handwith the college/industry connection.F.I.T. grads gain valuableexperience and know thatto makeit in NewYork is to makeit anywhere. FashionInstitute of Technology 1991-93Undergraduate Catalogue Contents 2 academiccalendar 3 the college Historyand Objectives Campusand Facilities F.I.T.and Its Professions 13 studentlife CounselingServices PrivacyRights Governance Activities 19 admissions 27 expemesand financial assistance Tuitionand Fees Refunds FinancialAssistance 36 instructionalprogram Requirementsfor Degrees Curricula Majors CourseDescriptions 208 directories 240 index 246 locationand correspondence 241 informationcard Theprograms, requirements, tuition, and fees set forth in this catalogueare subject to changewithout notice, at anytime, at thediscretion of thecollege. 1 Calendar I ! ;; ACADEMICYEAR 1991-92 J 1992-93 1993-94 FALLSEMESTER 1991 1992 1993 Facultyconferences, registration 8/21,8/22, 8/23, 8/24, 8/25, 8/26, 8/23, 8/24, 8/25, andorientation 8/26, 8/27 8/27, 8/28 8/26, 8/27 Firstday of classes 8/28 8/31 8/30 LaborDay-college closed 9/2 9/7 9/6 RoshHashanah-col/ege closed 9/9, 9/10 9/28, 9/29 9/16, 9/17 YornKippur-cof/egec/osed 9/18 10/7 Designatedclasses start co-op 11/19 11/23 11/22 Thanksgivingrecess-college closed 11/28,11/29 11/26,11/27 11/25,11/26 Lastday of classes 12/11 12M 12/10 Studyday 12/12 12/15 12/15 Finalexamination period 12/13,12/16, 12/17, 12/16,12/17, 12/18, 12/13,12/14, 12/16, 12/18,12/19 12/21,12/22 12/17,12/20 Note:Monday classe Note:Thursday classes eet Wed.,9/4. -
Queer Citizenship in Contemporary Republican France
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Stirling Online Research Repository The PACS and (Post-)Queer Citizenship in Contemporary Republican France Cristina Johnston, University of Stirling, UK Abstract This article examines the theoretical debates that have arisen from the development and subsequent implementation of same-sex partnership legislation in France in 1999. The significance of these debates extends far beyond the specific legislation that triggered them and can be understood as contributing to a far broader analysis of the relevance of traditional French republican ideologies to the realities of contemporary, metropolitan France. The article outlines the socio-political climate against which the legislation evolved and demonstrates how its detail engages with, and challenges, key notions at the heart of French republicanism such as, for instance, the public/private division and questions of kinship, filiation, and the family. Through analysis of the writings of three key figures at the interface of sociological analysis and queer studies in France – Frédéric Martel, Eric Fassin, and Maxime Foerster – I examine how same- sex couples have come to act as figureheads for the problematic status of minority groupings more generally. Ultimately, the article seeks to examine whether this legislation can, through the dialogue and debate it has provoked, pave the way for what can be termed ‘post-queer’ French citizenship, a renegotiation of the relationship between queer citizens and the republic. Keywords: Citizenship; French republicanism; PACS; post-queer; same-sex partnerships 1 The PACS and (Post-)Queer Citizenship in Contemporary Republican France This article examines the theoretical debates that have arisen from the development and subsequent implementation of same-sex partnership legislation in France in 1999. -
"L'acteur Dans Tous Ses États !"
Les prochaines rencontres du CnT • Rencontre « Approches du récit dans le théâtre contemporain - Lagarce et après » lundi 12 janvier 19h30 à Théâtre Ouvert, Paris. En partenariat avec Théâtre Ouvert, Centre National des Dramaturgies Contemporaines Avec : Julie Deliquet, David Léon, Vincent Macaigne (sous réserve), Moreau, Hervé Pierre, Hélène Soulié. Modératrice : Joëlle Gayot • Ciné CnT, projection-rencontre « Welles in Shakespeare : mon royaume pour un raccord ! » mercredi 21 janvier à 20h à la Maison des Auteurs de la SACD Projection de films Macbeth, Othello, Falstaff… commentés par Cédric de Veigy, enseignant-cher- Le CnT présente, cheur en histoire de la photographie et du cinéma dans le cadre du cycle de projections-rencontres "Ciné CnT" • Rencontre « Le texte de théâtre : structure versus fragment ? » lundi 26 janvier à 20h au CnT Avec : François Berreur, Gabriel Dufay et Christophe Pellet. (Programme en cours) Modératrice : Joëlle Gayot "L’acteur dans tous ses états !" Le Centre national du Théâtre Information et conseil sur le théâtre contemporain, aides aux auteurs dramatiques 5 pôles : • auteurs • juridique • documentation • audiovisuel (vidéothèque) • métiers / formations Programmation : Projections-rencontres / Rencontres sur les écritures contemporaines / Colloques / Rencontres et ateliers juri- diques / Ateliers métiers Publications web : cnt.fr / scene-emploi.fr / Projection de six courts-métrages h scene-juridique.fr Heures d’ouvertures de la vidéothèque : Lundi 14 - 18 h Mardi 10 - 13 h • 14 - 18 h Mercredi 10 - 13 h -
Negevnow Negevnow
1 NEGEVNOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2014 NEGEVNOW BGU BELIEVES THAT DEVELOPING THE NEGEV WILL DO MORE THAN JUST BENEFIT THE REGION. IT WILL STRENGTHEN ISRAEL AS A WHOLE AND BE A “LIGHT UNTO THE NATIONS.” RANKED AS ONE OF THE WORLD’S TOP UNIVERSITIES UNDER 50 YEARS OLD, BGU ASPIRES TO BE A LEADING RESEARCH INSTITUTION THAT IMPACTS PEOPLE’S LIVES – THROUGH ACCESSIBLE EDUCATION, GROUND-BREAKING RESEARCH AND AN EMPHASIS ON SOCIAL JUSTICE. IN 2013, THE UNIVERSITY DOUBLED ITS PHYSICAL SIZE WITH THE ADDITION OF THE NEW NORTH CAMPUS. WITH THE OPENING OF THE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES PARK AND THE MOVE OF THE ISRAEL DEFENSE FORCES TO THE SOUTH, INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ARE LEVERAGING THE PROXIMITY TO BGU TO OPEN RESEARCH FACILITIES IN THE REGION. BGU IS REALIZING ITS MISSION, IMPROVING PEOPLE'S LIVES IN ISRAEL AND AROUND THE WORLD. THE NEGEV IS NOW NORTHERN NEGEV RAMOT NEIGHBORHOOD BEER-SHEVA ILLUSTRATION OF THE FUTURE NORTH CAMPUS MARCUS FAMILY CAMPUS TRAIN LINE NEGEVNOW PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2014 ILLUSTRATION OF FUTURE CONFERENCE CENTER ON THE NORTH CAMPUS From the Chairman 8 From the President 9 BGU by the Numbers 10 Senior Administration 14 Campus Construction 16 The Spark of Innovation 18 A Game-Changing Approach 20 A History of Change 22 Breaking the Glass Ceiling 24 International Academic Affairs 26 New and Noteworthy 29 Community Outreach 39 Student Life 44 Recognizing our Friends 49 Board of Governors 77 Associates Organizations 80 ALUMNINOW BGU ALUMNI CARE. THEY GET INVOLVED. THEY PURSUE THEIR PASSIONS. THEY WORK TO IMPROVE THEIR WORLD. WE SALUTE OUR ALUMNI WHO ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE. -
99 FRANCS Deutsch Presseheft Prefinal
39,90 – NEUNUNDDREISSIGNEUNZIG Ein Film von Jan KOUNEN Kinostart: 31. Juli 2008 Nach dem Bestseller-Roman „Neununddreißigneunzig“ von Frédéric Beigbeder, erschienen bei „Rowohlt“ Pressebetreuung: Claudia Burau / Mirja Bauer public insight Presse & Public Relations Asamstrasse 4 81541 München Tel. 089 / 48 99 71 88 Fax 089 / 48 99 71 89 Email: [email protected] www.publicinsight.de 1 Inhalt Kurzinhalt 3 Langinhalt 3 Pressenotiz 6 Anmerkungen des Produzenten Alain Goldman 7 Interview mit Jan Kounen 8 Interview mit Frédéric Beigbeder 11 Biografie Frédéric Beigbeder 13 Interview mit Jean Dujardin 14 Biografie Jean Dujardin 18 Darsteller und Stab 19 „Neununddreißigneunzig“ - der Roman 20 Werbung in Deutschland und weltweit 21 2 Kurzinhalt „Alles ist käuflich: die Liebe, die Kunst, der Planet Erde, Sie, ich.“ Octave Parango (Jean Dujardin) hat es geschafft – zumindest oberflächlich betrachtet. Er ist jung, talentiert, schwimmt im Geld und gehört zu den erfolgreichsten Kreativen seines Fachs. Seine Welt ist die Werbebranche. Er arbeitet für die größte Agentur „Ross & Witchkraft“ in Paris und entscheidet heute, was die Welt morgen kaufen wird. Octave sieht nicht aus, als wäre er aus einem Werbespot entsprungen – sondern besser! Die Frauen stehen bei ihm Schlange. Octave schreibt innerhalb weniger Minuten seine Kreativkonzepte und wird als Genie gefeiert. Er legt die schönsten Models flach und feiert die rauschendsten Partys. Erst als er seine große Liebe Sophie (Vahina Giocante) trifft und wieder verliert, gerät seine Leben auf der Überholspur ins Wanken. Octave erkennt, dass er selbst ein Opfer des Systems ist und beginnt an sich und seiner Scheinwelt zu zweifeln. Er will Sophie um jeden Preis zurückerobern und der oberflächlichen Werbewelt einen Denkzettel verpassen, die sie so schnell nicht vergessen wird… Der Film 39,90 basiert auf dem gleichnamigen Weltbesteller von Frédéric Beigbeder, der in Deutschland im Rowohlt-Verlag erschienen ist. -
LE JOURNAL Visiter Les Cours De Dessin De La Ville
COUV 72-1 27/09/07 18:16 Page 1 Visite des ateliers d’artistes les 13 et 14 octobre Ne manquez pas cette occasion de dialoguer avec les artistes dans leur environnement de travail ou de LE JOURNAL visiter les cours de dessin de la ville. Une carte localisant les différents de Bois Colombes lieux d’accueil sera distribuée dans tous les foyers. Le catalogue des NUMÉRO 72 OCTOBRE 2007 artistes est par ailleurs disponible en http://www.bois-colombes.com mairie. Voir en page 06. DOSSIER L’aménagement du quartier nord entre dans une nouvelle phase Après la réalisation de la place Jean- Mermoz, les aménagements du quartier nord entrent dans une nou- velle phase avec le lancement de plusieurs projets. Les cinq îlots défi- nis lors des précédentes étapes de concertation sont concernés. La construction du collège a démarré. Suivront la réalisation du commissa- riat, la rénovation de la crèche “l’En- volée”, l’agrandissement de l’école St-Exupéry, la construction du centre de tennis, l’extension du parc Pom- pidou, le regroupement des services publics place Jean-Mermoz. Autre chantier d’envergure : la réno- vation du secteur de l’avenue d’Ar- genteuil et l’amélioration générale de la desserte du quartier avec l’opé- ration d’aménagement des îlots Le Mignon, et Quatre-Routes/Pompi- dou sur laquelle les Bois-Colom- biens sont actuellement amenés à donner leur avis. (Pages 13 à 17). DANS CE NUMÉRO Les 17 et 18 novembre Théâtre avec Réunions publiques d’information Le vendredi 9 novembre Hedda Gabler de H. -
Découvrez Le Guide Production 2010 [Pdf]
GUIDE Producteurs_Couv:Mise en page 1 21/01/10 20:12 Page 1 Les Guides de l’Académie Toscan du Plantier Daniel prix césar2010 prix Daniel 2010 Toscan du Plantier Les producteurs du Cinéma français en 2009 césar Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma 16 avenue Élisée Reclus - 75007 Paris www.lescesarducinema.com GUIDE Producteurs_Couv:Mise en page 1 21/01/10 20:12 Page 2 Ce guide recense les productrices et les producteurs délégué(e)s des films sortis en salle en 2009 et concourant pour le César du Meilleur Film 2010. C'est parmi eux que les jurés vont choisir le lauréat 2010 du «Prix Daniel Toscan du Plantier», Association pour la Promotion du Cinéma dont le nom sera dévoilé lors de la soirée de remise du prix le 22 février 2010. 16, avenue Élisée Reclus 75007 Paris Ce guide a été établi conformément aux dispositions de l'article 1 du règlement du Président: Alain Terzian «Prix Daniel Toscan du Plantier». Directeur de la publication: Alain Rocca Toutes les informations qu'il contient correspondent aux données communiquées par Conception: Maria Torme et Jérôme Grou-Radenez les sociétés de production ou le CNC. Réalisation et impression: Global Rouge, Les Deux-Ponts Guide imprimé sur papier labélisé issu de forêts gérées durablement © APC, toute reproduction, même partielle, interdite www.lescesarducinema.com [email protected] Guide Producteurs_100p:Guide Technique 21/01/10 20:02 Page 1 sommaire Éditorial d’Alain Terzian Président de l’Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma page 3 Éditorial de Bruno Petit Président du Directoire de Fortis Banque France page 5 Liste des productrices et des producteurs éligibles pour le «Prix Daniel Toscan du Plantier» 2010 page 7 Règlement du «Prix Daniel Toscan du Plantier» page 97 Guide Producteurs_100p:Guide Technique 21/01/10 20:02 Page 2 2 Guide Producteurs_100p:Guide Technique 21/01/10 20:02 Page 3 Alain Terzian Président de l’Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma Daniel Toscan du Plantier était un homme passionné tourné vers l’avenir. -
Building a More Prosperous Europe Progressive, Pragmatic, and Pro-Growth Policies Will Help Boost Jobs Growth and Stem the Sovereign Debt Crisis
Building a More Prosperous Europe Progressive, Pragmatic, and Pro-Growth Policies Will Help Boost Jobs Growth and Stem the Sovereign Debt Crisis Matt Browne May 8, 2012 Introduction The victory of Francois Hollande in the second and final round of the French presi- dential elections this past weekend will hopefully mark the turning point in both the economic fortunes of the European continent and the political fortunes of Europe’s pro- gressive political parties. Hollande, the leader of the Socialist Party, boasts the qualifica- tions to lead a pragmatic, progressive, pro-growth economic revival in Europe. In the short term this revival will require both labor market reforms, public- and private- sector investments aimed at stimulating job growth, and financial innovations to help attract new financial capital into the real economy. This revival must also be focused on balancing medium-term fiscal responsibility with a long-term vision for modern industrial renewal. This issue brief explores the new French president’s pragmatist leanings to achieve these goals, then examines the current austerity measures that voters across much of Europe are rejecting—Hollande’s victory being the most overt symbol of rejection to date. This analysis closes with a look at why the conservative austerity approach isn’t working and then details the kinds of policies Hollande and other progressives in Europe are likely to champion to restore European economic growth and prosperity. President Hollande is a pragmatist, not an ideologue Those concerned that the new French president’s political leanings will put market stability at risk are mistaken. Francois Hollande is no ideologue. -
Foreign Policy Audit: Ukraine-France 1
uniter Leonid Litra Florent Parmentier Cyrille Bret Anastasiya Shapochkina FOREIGN POLICY AUDIT: UKRAINE- FRANCE DISCUSSION PAPER Кyiv 2016 uniter CONTENTS 1. Introduction 4 This report was conducted within the project of the Institute of World Policy “Ukraine’s 2. Ukraine’s Interests in France and French Foreign Policy Audit”. This project is implemented with the support of the Black Sea Trust Interests in Ukraine: Possible Conversion Points 8 for Regional Cooperation of German Marshall Fund (BST GMF) and Ukraine National 2.1. France as a Mediator: an auxiliary actor 8 Initiatives to Enhance Reforms (UNITER) program, which is funded by the United States 2.2. French Investors, Economic Actors Agency for International Development (USAID) and implemented by Pact Inc. 12 2.3. The French interest and participation The contents are those of the Institute of World Policy and do not necessarily reflect in the promotion of reforms in Ukraine 18 the views of GMF, USAID, Pact Inc., and the United States Government. No part of 3. Existing and Potential Risks and Conflicts 21 this research may be reproduced or transferred in any form or by any means, graphic, electronic, or including photocopying or by any information storage retrieval system, 4. Who is Who? Interest Groups in France and Ukraine 33 without the proper reference to the original source. 5. Recommendations 41 6. Acknowledgements 43 Photos: Presidential Administration, the Embassy of Ukraine in France Authors: Leonid Litra Florent Parmentier Cyrille Bret Anastasiya Shapochkina Editor and project coordinator: Kateryna Zarembo © 2016, Institute of World Policy uniter CONTENTS 1. Introduction 4 This report was conducted within the project of the Institute of World Policy “Ukraine’s 2.