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4. All his crew mates have died. 5. Negative feelings: he feels terrible at the beginning because he thinks he's going to die in the waves. After he's reached the shore, he feels elated / very happy, relieved ( soulagé ) because he's survived. Once on the island ( une fois sur l'île ), he realizes that he's all alone, and he says he has a heavy heart at night. The fact that he is a believer helps him in the end. 6. he's weak because he nearly drowned. 7. The only things he has are " a knife, a tobacco pipe and a little tobacco in a box ". 8. He mainly thinks about dangerous animals. He also imagines he can starve. (to die of exposure) 9. We noticed the lexical fields of nature, religion Homework Ulysses 10/03 Camille King Kong 10/03 Andréa Lord of the Flies 10/03 Manon Lost (Series) 10/03 Hendrisca Sinbad 10/0...

an activist she was born ON the 19th of... Nigeria childhood données chiffrées maLAla the recipient a graduate War On Terror Wrecked on a Desert Island   1. The title is " Wrecked On A Desert Island." 2. Robinson Crusoe is the narrator. 3. The adventure starts even before he arrives on the island. What is he doing when he reaches the shore? The first part really is about the ocean, and when Robinson is drowning, and dying. The second part illustrates his reaction when he finally survives and gets on the island. He is revived / resurrected ( Lorenzo ). 4. They all drowned. They're dead. 26 letters thing Homework: complete the questionnaire fiction / faire leçon -ed  

NIGH= pratiquement, presque, proche (the end is nigh) HELPLESS= sans espoir, sans défense / impuissant BREATH=souffle STRANGLE=étrangler TO SWALLOW= avaler the SHORE=la rive / le rivage CLIFFS=falaises to CLAMBER= grimper, escalader (plus dur que to CLIMB) / se hisser FEATURED=extrait, récupéré " what the extasies and transports of the soul are " - > after he manages to survive the storm, and as he reaches the shore, he's happy. He is a believer ( il est croyant ). Here is the vocab that we studied specifically for the excerpt ( extract ) of RC. Zeus  Mythology Remember: heroes are not necessarily nice. They represent their culture and their period. Myths are a representation, an invention of the mind. Also, choose a valuable document to analyse, something that's going to be rich enough for you to talk about.

https://tlcoubertin.blogspot.com V for Vendetta alternative future=a dystopia vs a utopia neo fascist totalitarian regime a mask: gunpowder plot / Guy Fawkes Yellow Vests It is a chapter of the book, it is chapter 3: " wrecked on a desert island ." The author / the writer is Daniel Defoe. It seems to be the real, genuine ( authentic ) writer. It was written in 1719. Maybe it's an important part of the book? We don't know what wrecked means. It could be related to being broken / destroyed / smashed ( to smithereens ).  It could also mean " naufragé" in French (a wreck=un naufrage, une épave) expliquer wildest dreams Homework= lire Robinson Crusoe (7 oct) fiche vocab pour wrecked on a deserted island     When I am..., when I grow up once the parents have left / the parents leave, I wonder when he will remember to call me the day when he will become president...  

The Teacher Came Up With That Title Theory n°1 : Alexander Selkirk was a Scottish sailor who worked as a naval officer on a boat. He was marooned ( abandoned ) on an island. He was a major inspiration for RC. Theory 2 :  Philosopher and court official Ibn Tufail wrote a philosophical Arabic (stress on the first syllable) novel about a child abandoned on an island... This little child is raised by feral (wild) animals, and we learn he is an experiment to see what isolation could do on a human being. Some scholars ( experts ) argue ( try to prove ) that this was a pivotal influence on Defoe. Theory 3 :  Captain Robert Knox (pas de déterminant avant Captain) stayed on an island for 18 years after a storm had hit his boat. He was with his crew... It apparently directly influenced the story of RC. The island is currently Sri Lanka (Ceylon). This event was published in 1681. Theory 4 : Henri Pitman is not a writer he is real person whose ( dont ) story was written by...

4 Different Texts Today we were given four different texts. Here's what we think we understood: it's going to introduce theories about Robinson Crusoe about the story about Robinson Crusoe my theory is about an Arabic writer a philosophical novel about Henri Pitman, a writer about Henri Pitman, a man on a desert island the influence from other novels to be about, to deal with,  to link indeed Correction 5MT Résultats 5MT

What's a Hero, what's a Myth MYTHOS means a lie in Greek, it's a representation of the mind. HEROS means demigod in Greek, it's a representative of its period & culture. Mandela he fights for / he fought for Apartheid non-aligned movement an outline Correction 5MT résultats 5MT

The Novel of Robinson Crusoe   "the real Robinson Crusoe" ->it's inspired by something or someone -> RC is fake / he's a fictional character this text is an introduction, and it says it has theories about how Defoe created the book and how it has become legendary. Robinson Crusoe's island is located near real-life Trinidad. Robinson Crusoe's real author is Daniel Defoe. We learnt that Defoe had other professions / jobs. " -> I quote / " -> end quote a castaway titular remote a spy spyglass a travelogue a trader Correction du 5MT 1 Résultats du 5MT 1

The Frontispiece   Today we studied the first few pages of Robinson Crusoe. We noticed there was an engraving ( une gravure, une eau-forte) describing the hero. In the background, we could see a boat that was sinking ( to sink, couler ). The title indicates that this book about Robinson Crusoe is "written by himself," we can conclude it's an autobiography. It's also the third edition. If the book went through many editions, that could mean it was popular / successful. Finally, R.C. is depicted (= described ) with his weapons again (two guns and a sword).  the epitome of = the incarnation of to be aimed at V-ing / something = to be made for... to be teeming with = to be full of This book was probably aimed at ordinary people with ordinary lives, because it was teeming with adventure. Robinson Crusoe was the epitome of adventure. Homework= WARM UP!  

The Myth Of Robinson Crusoe Today we studied a picture together. At first we noticed a palm tree ( un palmier ) ; if there was a palm tree, the scene would probably take place on a tropical island. And if there was a tropical island and the topic was myths & heroes, then it could be about Robinson Crusoe. After that, we could see a man with a gun and a sword. He had strange, self-made clothes on. He could be hunting ; he also looked like a settler. Finally, we understood he had another man under his foot. If it was about Robinson Crusoe, it might be Friday. There were dead bodies in the background too. If there were corpses, then maybe Robinson was the murderer. To put it bluntly, it seemed racist and insensitive. We can wonder to what extent is Robinson Crusoe a hero and a myth... a rifle rags a settler a corpse / a body to put it bluntly sensitive / sensible to what extent... 1. If you arrive at 10 am, you will see her 2. If you arrived at 10 am, you would see her...

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