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- (What difficulties...?) He finds some difficult in finding the right way and avoiding hidden bends and reefs.
- The inner truth means the reality of stillness of an implacable force
- The narrator uses personification to describe nature
- The scenery is a primeval world where one feels cut off from civilization.
- The

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Trama:
l’opera comincia con un’introduzione, una forma narrativa in cui Cristopher Sly, l’ubriacone ambulante che viene raccolto da un Lord, riccamente vestito, che gli fa credere di essere stato addormentato per anni. Sly e un paggio si siedono a vedere una rappresentazione di attori girovaghi dal titolo “La bisbetica domata”. Dopo la prima scena

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La région, qui fait partie du Massif Armoricain, a un ancien relief, avec des formations de granits et morphologiquement il se présente comme une pénéplaine légèrement ondulée.
Les côtes sont articulées et elles forment de profondes anses en correspondance des écoulements de fleuves. Elles sont spectaculaires avec leurs falaises rouges, roses, grise

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In foreign policies, England advanced her sea power, and colonisation increased. Parliamentary government made great progress and definite political parties – the Tories supporting the king and the Wight favouring par-liament – took shape. Soon, however, internal difficulties made themselves strongly felt: a terrible plague swept London in 1665 and a gr

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Early Works
Keats had already written a translation of Aeneid and some verse by Vergil; his first published poems (1816) were the sonnets “Oh, Solitude if I with Thee Must Dwell” and “On First Looking into Chapman's Homer.” Both poems appeared in the Examiner, a literary periodical edited by the essayist and poet Leigh Hunt, one of the champions of

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He turned Europe for inspiration.
Dante was a model for his condition of exile.
He had learnt from Maupassant to write short stories capturing slices of life.
Joyce absorbed from the French naturalists the scientific method of work.
Total disappearance of the narrator.
The symbolists maintained that artistic creation must be liberate

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Exageration mieux aperçue par le public (reflection sur les vices)
COMEDIE DE CARACTERE: (ex. L'AVARE) analyser les vices particuliers de l'homme (tyoe humaine: homme dominé par un vice qui determine son existence).
COMEDIE DES MOEURS: (ex LE BOURGEOIS GENTILHOMME) elle represente les vices d'une categorie sociale.
COMEDI

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Il reussit à satisfaire la noblesse en la faisant vivre dans la cour (VERSAILLES).
Il la laisse vivre sans aucune obligation economique. Ils peuvent s'amuser comment ils veulent. Ils organisent des f(tes, ils mangent, boivent sans aucune préoccupation. Ils n'ont pas des raisons pour se revolter contre le roi.
Le roi conquit la bourgeosie en lui

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A)POSITIVES, crées per l'homme
B)NATURELLES, les lois que l'homme a dans son essence, des lois qui répondent à des elements ereditaires qui definissent son caractère.
Les lois que Montesquieu approfondit sont les lois positives, qui sont differentes par rapport au pays habités par les hommes. L'auteur explique la motivation pour laquelle les pay

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In 1818 "Frankenstein" was published and the Shelleys moved to Italy. Unfortunately, their daughter died. The next year their son died, too.
The Shelleys lived in Florence and Rome and had another child. When they moved to Pisa, Mary started writing a novel called "Valperga".
In 1822 they moved in a place near Lerici, but in the same year Percy