994 resultados para Natation de longue distance -- France -- Paris (France)
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Authorities agree that the first part of the work, published in Paris 1684, was written by Marana. The remainder has been ascribed to different Englishmen, among them Dr. Robert Midgley and William Bradshaw. It is probable however that Midgley simply edited the English translation, made by Bradshaw, of the original Italian manuscript. cf. ESTC.
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Paging irregular between p. 129-145.
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The thesis is concerned with cross-cultural distance learning in two countries: Great Britain and France. Taking the example of in-house sales training, it argues that it is possible to develop courses for use in two or more countries of differing culture and language. Two courses were developed by the researcher. Both were essentially print-based distance-learning courses designed to help salespeople achieve a better understanding of their customers. One used a quantitative, the other qualitative approach. One considered the concept of the return on investment and the other, for which a video support was also developed, considered the analysis of a customer's needs. Part 1 of the thesis considers differences in the training context between France and Britain followed by a review of the learning process with reference to distance learning. Part 2 looks at the choice of training medium course design and evaluation and sets out the methodology adopted, including problems encountered in this type of fieldwork. Part 3 analyses the data and draws conclusions from the findings, before offering a series of guidelines for those concerned with the development of cross-cultural in-house training courses. The results of the field tests on the two courses were analysed in relation to the socio-cultural, educational and experiential background of the learners as well as their preferred learning styles. The thesis argues that it is possible to develop effective in-house sales training courses to be used in two cultures and identifies key considerations which need to be taken into account when carrying out this type of work.
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Notas tipográficas retiradas de Brunet, v. 2, col. 1780.
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Nota de conteúdo : V.1. Memoire en reponse aux allegations de la France, accompagne de quelques cartes -- V. 2-3. Documents accompagnes de notes explicatives ou rectificatives, 1. ptie, 1536-1713 ; 2. ptie, 1713-1896 -- V. 4. Texte original de documents traduits dans les tomes 2 et 3 -- V. 5. Album : fac-simile de quelques documents reproduits aux tomes 2, 3 et 4 -- V. 6. Atlas : contenant 86 cartes.
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This article describes Yasmina Khadra’s autobiographical work composed of two books: "L’écrivain" and "L’imposture des mots" and its reception in France. The main purpose of this study was to establish the literary genre of these books, which implies determining whether Khandra’s work represents an autobiography or an autofiction with reference to P. Lejeune’s and V. Colonna’s theoretical studies. The dividing line between two genres in Khandra’s works refl ects his inner split between being either a solder or a writer. The presentation will also help to understand the controversy resulting from Khandra’s participation in Algerian civil war. Moreover the analysis is related to modern Algerian history.
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Les plus récentes études sur l'auteur se sont intéressées à plusieurs aspects de sa figure. Elles ont questionné ses représentations dans la fiction. Elles l'ont étudiée comme une fabrication du champ littéraire. Elles ont réfléchi aux croyances et aux mythes dont cette image est porteuse. Elles se sont penchées sur le rapport que les lecteurs entretiennent avec la biographie de l'auteur. Elles ont même cherché à comprendre à quelles conditions un individu en arrive à se dire écrivain. Aucune étude ne s'est toutefois intéressée à la conservation posthume des figures d'auteur par ces fascinants musées que constitue leur maison personnelle, lorsqu'elle est ouverte au public.Dans une perspective chronologique, le premier objectif de la Thèse consiste à situer et à comparer les maisons d'écrivains en France et au Québec. Dans une perspective synchronique, le deuxième objectif est d'étudier les représentations des écrivains que les maisons-musées véhiculent.L'ouverture des premières maisons d'hommes célèbres en Europe à la fin du XIXe siècle est tributaire du culte des grands hommes. La première partie de la Thèse est consacrée à ce phénomène, notamment étudié par Jean-Claude Bonnet. En France, les maisons-musées gagnent en popularité tout au long du XXe siècle et connaissent un âge d'or dans les années 1980 et 1990, sous le coup de politiques gouvernementales qui témoignent désormais d'une conception élargie de la culture. Au Québec, l'émergence du phénomène n'est pas beaucoup plus tardive, mais connait une expansion beaucoup moins importante. La deuxième partie de la Thèse s'intéresse aux politiques culturelles qui favorisent l'ouverture au public de maisons d'écrivains dans ces pays de la Francophonie. Elle présente également les monographies des six maisons d'écrivains qui composent le corpus restreint de la Thèse : en France, la Maison de Balzac à Paris, la Maison de Tante Léonie-Musée Marcel-Proust à Illiers-Combray et la Maison Elsa-Triolet-Aragon à Saint-Amoult-en-Yvelines; au Québec, la Maison Samuel-Bédard-Musée Louis-Hémon à Péribonka, l'Espace Félix-Leclerc à l'île d'Orléans et l'Espace Claude-Henri-Grignon à Saint-Jérome. Enfin, la troisième partie de la Thèse porte sur les représentations des écrivains dans les maisons d'écrivains, en s'intéressant à une particularité importante de ces lieux semi-privés et semi-publics : l'opposition entre familiarité et grandeur sur laquelle ils reposent.
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France, in particular the Rhône-Alpes region, is one of the three main centres of ragweed (Ambrosia) in Europe. The aim of this study is to develop a gridded ragweed pollen source inventory for all of France that can be used in assessments, eradication plans and by atmospheric models for describing concentrations of airborne ragweed pollen. The inventory combines information about spatial variations in annual Ambrosia pollen counts, knowledge of ragweed ecology, detailed land cover information and a Digital Elevation Model. The ragweed inventory consists of a local infection level on a scale of 0–100% (where 100% is the highest plant abundance per area in the studied region) and a European infection level between 0% and 100% (where 100% relates to the highest identified plant abundance in Europe using the same methodology) that has been distributed onto the EMEP grid with 5 km × 5 km resolution. The results of this analysis showed that some of the highest mean annual ragweed pollen concentrations were recorded at Roussillon in the Rhône-Valley. This is reflected by the inventory, where the European infection level has been estimated to reach 67.70% of the most infected areas in Europe i.e. Kecskemét in central Hungary. The inventory shows that the Rhône Valley is the most heavily infected part of France. Central France is also infected, but northern and western parts of France are much less infected. The inventory can be entered into atmospheric transport models, in combination with other components such as a phenological model and a model for daily pollen release, in order to simulate the dispersion of ragweed pollen within France as well as potential long-distance transport from France to other European countries.