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Caton l'ancien
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Caton L'Ancien
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Caton l'Ancien
Dresse, en une série de 36 épisodes et de 200 scènes quasi cinématographiques, un portrait de Caton l'Ancien (234-149 av. J.-C.), symbole emblématique des vertus romaines dans une époque de crise et de changement. Décrit les fonctions que Caton a exercées, les personnages qu'il a fréquentés et le peuple romain qui va devenir le maître du monde connu.
Reading American Novels and Multicultural Aesthetics
Using romantic theories, Caton analyzes America's contemporary novel. Organized through the two sections of "Theory" and "Practice," Reading American Novels and Multicultural Aesthetics begins with a study of aesthetic form only to have it reveal the content of politics and history. This presentation immediately offers a unified platform for an interchange between multiple cultural and aesthetic positions. Romantic theory provides for an integrated examination of diversity, one that metaphorically fosters a solid, inclusive, and democratic legitimacy for intercultural communication. This politically astute cosmopolitan appreciation will generate an intriguing "cross-over" audience: from ethnic studies to American studies and from literary studies to romantic studies, this book will interest a range of readers.
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Includes the society's Report
Wallace's Monthly
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