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the transhumanism concept  evolving tech replacing members of the body with technological prosthetics new arms cyborg Altered Carbon Cyberpunk the thing is, we always use to think advantages  never about the problems... like erm people who are augmented.. hired ... discrimination it could create some problems at the economical / social level children are workers... could be forced to replace parts of their bodies if they want to keep their jobs. inhuman they're considered... trying to become a machine it could be a new kind of new segregation against people who are augmented... in reverse, augmented people could consider normal humans as inferior kind of scary  i wanted to talk about this because, it could be something that concerns us... science advances  50 years real issue in society Many years ago, there were fields... We went on... yesterday night, I broke... I killed does she speak... I don't like didn't eat do you find... d...

Zuckerberg to allow hallowed negative impact / positive points it is for that reason - > that's why "to conclude, the social networks permit to people communicate between them. et c'est tout." To sum it all up, social networks allow people to communicate. Hardly a day goes by without a new network being invented. Let's not be oblivious to the dangers of these apps though ( néanmoins , utilisable en fin de phrase). Social networks have reshaped (to change) our daily lives, and there's no turning the clock back. A company put out a challenge that if you can do without your smartphone for a year, they'll give you a prize (money), and a young woman takes up on the challenge, because she's an artist, and she needs the money. It'll be difficult :  she's always had a love / hate relationship with her phone she's in jail without a phone she's going to be without a phone for a year, and she's going to (jailbreak?) her phone...

designèd / stoppèd / transformèd 1880 2004 early / mid / late 2000s  he / it "to conclude, the evolution builds down to the biggest technological evolution this last century. Now the phone as become something essential for humans and it does not separate anymore." All in all, the invention of the phone proved to be one the most tremendous ( biggest ) evolution of the last century. It boils down to communication and technology. As things stand at present, it seems to be a quintessential ( essential ) device for people. It remains to be seen whether or not ( si oui ou non ) we can live without a phone. correction à préparer en fiche

first of hole -> first of all definition -> doit être liée au propos woman vs women  /wimin/ Roe v Wade (1973) Third wave feminism Intersectionality "To conclude, significant progress had been made towards gender equality and the road ahead is still long. Above all, the condition of women in their homes, at work, and in politics is closely linked. Any progress in one of these areas has repercussions on all the others." to what extent has women's role changed in society? To put it in a nutshell, we can say that women's role has changed in society . It cannot be denied that in the past, women had to come to terms with precarious situations: abortion and voting rights among others. As things stand at present, women still have to bridge distances between their personal lives and their careers. So feminism today is part and parcel of women's daily lives, and there are many struggles left to be fought. 1st sentence   Summary of the main points De...

Oral Presentation White Lady Bloody Mary gown reportedly remote areas associated prominent fabled belle dame sans merci banshee psychopomp Today we spoke about writing conclusions. Here are a few points to remember before writing an essay: Try and start by writing your conclusion .  It'll help you focus when you write the bulk (le gros) of your commentary or essay, and if you write your introduction in the end, it'll be coherent with the rest. Use proper vocab and expression .  Now is the time to use extraordinary words. This is the last thing the teacher is going to read before giving you a mark . Try and be concise .  You don't want your conclusion to exceed a fifth of your total number of words (for 300 words, it'll be around 60 words) You can try and follow that order : 1st sentence   (especially important during an oral presentation, don't hesitate to repeat the Question right there) Summary of the main points   (ideally, one sent...

Topic cars because erm it was created in the 17th century / or 18th century used WW1 WW2 progress poker face   Find quotes in the text to support the different points. It deals with Luddites as a group of organized, masked and anonymous men. They were violent and they destroyed a lot of things, and they flourished in GB in the 19th century.   "[...] Luddites flourished in Britain from about 1811 to 1816 [and] were bands of men, organized, masked anonymous [...]" (on lines 1 to 2) Luddites existed in the EARLY 19th century. (early / mid / late) They didn't like the machines because they were losing their jobs, and they felt the machines had replaced them. "they also saw the machines coming more and more to be the property of rich men who did not work, only owned and hired. Everyone understood it was damaging wages and jobs." (on lines 16 to 18) to own = posséder (to possess, in the Exorcist) to hire = engager wages = salaire The Ludd...

OP to begin with MLK a speech pastor Civil Rights murdered Plassy v Fergusson 1896 Brown vs board of education of Topeka 1954 It's an article from the NY Times / published in Oct. 28th, 1984, and written by Thomas Pynchon. It deals with Luddites as a group of organized, masked and anonymous men. They were violent and they destroyed a lot of things, and they flourished in GB in the 19th century.  They didn't like the machines because they were losing their jobs, and they felt the machines had replaced them. The Luddites didn't swear allegiance to the British king but to their King, a "King Lud." There was a man who was in favor of the Luddites and who wrote a poem for them. The word "Luddite" is still  polemical.  HOMEWORK : find quotes in the text to support the different points. ...John lived... they embarrassed me... I've broken I broke my leg [...] yesterday I've known I have been trying... ...

Presentation : Luddites Today we started working on the Luddites. The first document was a painting depicting a group of people, an angry crowd ( une foule en colère ). There was a gigantic figure right in the middle ; it could be their king, or their leader . In the background , we could notice mountains. A building was on fire in the bottom right-hand corner . The costumes led us to believe the picture dated back from the 18th or 19th century. Another document illustrated what the Luddites were about : another group of angry rioters ( émeutiers , a riot = une émeute , to riot = se révolter ) could be seen attacking a machine. We suggested that they might be rioting because they thought these machines were stealing their jobs, so they defended themselves by destroying them. In the end, an engraving ( une gravure ) from a book compared Luddites with rats, as if they were pests ( des nuisibles ). we can see - > to notice / to distinguish / to figure out in ...