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La Guerre Est Finie is an exciting movie on two counts. It is, I think, the most successful representation on film we have had so far of the archetypal political drama of our time, in which a man's psychological need to make ideological com...
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We always weaken everything we exaggerate....
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La intención de un escrito puede estar dictado a causa de las presuras de las expectaiones de la audiencia.   También, el escritor puede tener una predisposición para alcanzar un objetivo a través de su escrito. &nb...
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Can it be possible for someone to have everything stacked against them, until the point of breaking, and still strive on to survive the everlasting hurdles that they are faced with daily? Well, it must be possible because La Joe did. In the...
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SOURCE: "Hugo's Légende des Siècles," in Literary Reviews and Essays, edited by Albert Mordell, Twayne Publishers, 1957, pp. 136–38. In following review of La légende des siècles, which was originally published in The Nation in May 3,...
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Luna is a dreadfully poseurish film, whether Caterina, stopping at the gate to the Villa Verdi, improbably apostrophizes the filmmaker's favorite composer, or whether the neurotic homelife of mother and son is shown in the most superficial ...
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SOURCE: Silk, Sally M. “When the Writer Comes Home: Narrative Failure in Butor's La Modification.” Style 26, no. 2 (summer 1992): 270–86. In the following essay, Silk challenges Butor's critics who view La Modification as a narrative ...
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La Mothe Le Vayer, Fran cle. 2 vols. Paris: Boivin, 1943. Popkin, Richard H. The History of Scepticism: From Savonarola to Bayle. Rev. ed. New York: Oxford University Press, 2003....
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SOURCE: A review of La Moustache, in The French Review, Vol. LX, No. 6, May, 1987, pp. 904-05. In the following mixed review of The Mustache, Solomon contends that "Carrère has some difficulty sustaining the premise of his novel—maintain...
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SOURCE: “Tarare” and “La Mere Coupable,” in Beaumarchais and the Theatre, Routledge, 1995, pp. 196-220. In the excerpt below, Howarth, a noted Beaumarchais scholar, places Tarare and La Mère coupable in the context of Beaumarchais'...
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Like L'Avventura, Blow-Up concerns the search for something that is never found. As in La Notte, the peripatetic hero fails to accomplish anything. Like the other protagonists, the photographer is the embodiment of a role, although here he ...
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[La Peau Douce] is a trap: there have been plenty of films about adultery, but few have ventured to take the mechanism so methodically to pieces…. Through his use of disconnection (light switches, camera shutters, gear-changes), Truffaut ...
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La Peyr 1676): His Life, Work and Influence. Leiden, Netherlands: Brill, 1987....
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La Regenta (The Judge’s Wife) by Leopoldo Alas (“Clarín”) Leopoldo Alas, better known by the pseudonym “Clarín,” which he adopted in 1875, was born in Zamora, Spain, on April 25, 1852, but hi...
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La mayoría de las representaciones del encuentro de las Américas retrata los españoles como cruel a los nativos americanos.  Estos representaciones también describen los indigenos como desnudos y como no muy intelig...
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Ability wins us the esteem of the true men, luck, that of the people. There is no disguise which can hide love for long where it exists, or simulate it where it does not. Perfect courage means doing unwitnessed what we would be capable of ...
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La Rochefoucauld, Duc FranÇois De(1613–1680) Duc François de La Rochefoucauld, the French epigrammatist and moral critic, was born in Paris; he was known as the prince de Marcillac until he succeeded his father in 1650....
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Nothing is so contagious as an example. We never do great or great evil without bringing about more of the same on the part of others....
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SOURCE: "Ophuls and the Romantic Tradition," in Yale French Studies, No. 17, Summer, 1956, pp. 3-5. In the following essay, Archer identifies Ophuls as the most controversial figure in French cinema. La Ronde opens with the introduction of ...
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[La Soufrière] is one of Werner Herzog's most exquisite efforts, a perfect distillation of his talents…. [The] film is a serene, strangely clear-headed documentary about the end of the world…. "Heart of Glass" [is] a feature by Mr. Her...
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L.A. Story is a 1991 English language movie directed by Mick Jackson and written by Steve Martin . This film article needs cleanup. Please review , especially the standard format of film articles , to determine how to edit this article to ...
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In its internal consistency, La Strada is more than a remarkable example of personal style. We may then ask: What is Fellini's image of the world we live in, his conception of man and the ethic he advances? Men are separated by astral dista...
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With La Terra Trema, Visconti developed the neo-realist approach to a dramatic subject in its most extreme form: the players, the lines they speak, the places they live in, the whole social background and motivation, depart hardly at all fr...
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One of the most important themes throughout `Campos de Castilla' is the relationship between the poet and the external reality. In `La Tierra de Alvargonzález', this is also an important theme, yet this poem differs from the collectio...
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The audience responded to separate theatrical moments, touches, stunts in [La Turista], though it could not follow the alogic of the play, to use [an] appropriate term. It did follow the play's drift, its strident tone, its attitude of abus...
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LA VALLÉE POUSSIN, LOUIS DE (1869–1938), was a Belgian Indologist and specialist in Buddhist philosophy. Educated in Liège, Louvain, Paris, and Leiden, La Vallée Poussin became professor at the University of Ghe...
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An important aspect of marketing and selling a company's product is the product label. The product label is very important not only for selling a product but also for communicating to the consumer information, company image, values,...
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Labeling theorists explore how and why certain acts are defined as criminal or deviant and why other such acts are not. As such, they also who is identified as a criminal, and who is not. They question how and why certain people become d...
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To accept a favor is to forfeit liberty. To accept a favor is to forfeit liberty....
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Albert Laberge was a pioneer of naturalism and realism in French-Canadian fiction, modes that developed late in Quebec because of the powerful conservative influences of clerical and lay ideologues. Together with his friend Rodolphe Girard...
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Marie Laberge belongs to a new generation of Quebec dramatists. The author of some seventeen plays, twelve of which have been produced in theaters in Quebec and sometimes elsewhere, she has also written a novel and taught classes in theate...
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LaberthonniÈre, Lucien(1860–1932) Lucien Laberthonnière, the French philosopher of religion and a leading figure in the modernist movement in the Roman Catholic Church, was born at Chazelet (Indre). He studied for the p...
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Labour in vain; or coals to Newcastle. He who labours, prays. He who prays and labours lifts his heart to God with his hands. We give thanks to God always for you all, making mention of you in our prayers; Remembering without ceasing your ...
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Terence V. Powderly. . United States 1882 Labor Day, a national holiday in the United States, takes place on the first Monday in September. The holiday honors the dignity of labor and celebrates the gains made by working p...
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Minorities and ethnic groups have always been an important part of the American labor force. In many instances, groups were allowed, or even encouraged, to immigrate to the United States to fill specific labor needs. Perhaps the most obvi...
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By the time of the Civil War, most American workers were wage earning employees, rather than independent farmers or business owners. Although only a minority of these workers belonged to unions, organized labor movements had powerful effec...
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United States 1874 The union label movement began in 1874. The first union label was white, to distinguish cigars made by white union men from those produced by Chinese immigrants. From these ignoble beginnings, the union label became one...
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United States 1959 The Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, commonly referred to as the Landrum-Griffin Act, regulates the internal affairs of labor unions. In particular, it protects union members from dishonest and abu...
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Japan 1945-1960 Post-World War II Japan faced a monumental struggle between labor and management. American postwar occupation goals included democratization to be achieved, in part, by the fostering of unionism. Management control of prod...
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The nature of Employment Relations The management of employment relations is vital in any business and is critical to the success of any enterprise. Good management is reflected in good employment relations and staff that perform a...
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Japan 1936-1940 The early liberalism of the Japanese labor movement of the 1920s fell victim to internal and external pressures. Internally, the infighting between socialist, communist, and fifth column quasifascist factions undermined th...
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Labor movements are collective activities by wage and salaried workers in market societies to improve their economic, social, and political status. The main manifestations of such movements are labor unions and political parties, but somet...
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Proteins are polymers consisting of a set of 20 amino acids. They serve as one of the most important components of nearly all living creatures. Taking part in virtually every process in the human body, proteins account for 50% of the dry w...
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United States 1878 The International Labor Union (ILU) was an alliance of U.S. radical labor activists with Marxist-influenced socialists. The ILU was seen as an attempted successor of the National Labor Union (1866-1872), but one that wo...
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Over the past 100 years, federal, state, and local governments have created a body of laws, rules, and regulations to protect the rights of workers. These laws cover many aspects of work. As it is impossible to review all of these elements...
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