La vie de Charles Baudelaire
Né le 9 avril 1821, à Paris, Charles Baudelaire s’enivrera « vert paradis des amours enfantines » dans la « blanche maison » de Neuilly.
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La vie d’Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe est un auteur américain de la première moitié du XIXe siècle, prolifique puisqu’il a écrit plus d’une soixantaine de nouvelles et de poèmes.
Wintergatan – Marble Machine
Martin Mollin, aka Wintergatan, a réalisé une machine capable de créer de la musique à partir de billes qui tapent sur des bouts d’instrument.
« If » – by Rudyard Kipling
The poem “If” by Rudyard Kipling, read aloud with the intonation and the verses to follow along.
Taylor Mali – What Teachers Make
Taylor Mali (born 28 March 1965) is an American slam poet, teacher and voiceover artist. And he’s one of my role models too.
Patrick Hughes – Signs
Ce court métrage, Signs de Patrick Hughes, est un essai sur la communication non-orale, celle des signes et des émotions.
Bruce Branit – World Builder
World Builder raconte l’histoire d’un homme étrange qui construit un monde à l’aide d’outils holographiques pour la femme qu’il aime.
The Ark
Voici un court-métrage, intitulé The Ark, réalisé par Grzegorz Jonkajtys et Marcin Kobylecki, présenté au festival de Cannes 2007:
English Literature: Periods, Authors, Works and Study Guide
Explore English literature through its major periods, authors, genres and works, from Beowulf to Shakespeare, Romanticism and modern war writing.
War Poet : Wilfried Owen
Wilfried Owen was British and educated in a technical college. He left England in 1913 to teach English in Bordeaux and came back in 1915 to enlist.
War Poet : Edward Thomas
Edward Thomas was educated at Oxford University where he studied history. He was known as a critic and as an essayist.
World War One poetry: a problematic issue
Examine World War One poetry as a problematic issue, from patriotism and protest to trauma, irony, memory, representation, and poetic form.
An authentically American Literature
Explore the rise of an authentically American literature through national identity, democracy, language, frontier myths, and cultural independence.
Desiderata
Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. Without surrender be on good terms with all persons.