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Literary Time Travel 2: Back to the early 1800s with Jane Austen’s Emma | Helbling Readers BLOG The novels of Jane Austen let us examine the world of a transitory period in British History. Her stories seemingly focus on the life of the well-off upper class, their love stories and family issues. However, through Austen’s novels we do not only learn about the social customs and pastimes of the time, but we also – as if through a magic mirror – have glimpes of British and world history. Austen was also a witty social critic and she observed everyday life with a great sense of irony and humour. Jane Austen was born in 1775 and died in 1817. Explore the world of Jane Austen and the Regency Era in a collaborative, project- and web-based lesson. For this lesson you will need a good internet connection, a projector or an interactive whiteboard. Step 1: The story Who is Emma? You can either read the blurb or watch a film trailer. Do you know what match-making means? Watch the film trailer. Emma: Film trailer Step 2: Choose a topic to learn more about the time of the story. Topics:
Accueil Lobster Films CINEMATEK - In de kijker Literary Time Travel 3: Back to mid-19th century London with Charles Dickens and Oliver Twist. | Helbling Readers BLOG In our Literary Time Travel series after visiting the 18th century with Jonathan Swift and Lemuel Gulliver, the early 19th century with Jane Austen and Emma, we are now in the mid-19th century right in the heart of Victorian London. Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist takes us on a realistic, if at times dark, journey into the first half of the 1800s. What can we learn about society, working conditions, and life in general from this novel? The lesson: Elementary or pre-intermediate level (CEF A1-A2), age 12-16. Tip: You can do the steps of the lesson together or you can assign it to five groups and they can present their findings in the next lesson. 1 The story of Oliver A) If you have already read the story, create a storymap together. B) If you haven’t read the story, read the blurb, look at the cover image and look at some illustrations from the book. 2 Dickens’ London There are some very important themes in this novel. What was a workhouse? What was life like in the dark streets of London?
About The Collection The British Council Film Collection is an archive of 120 short documentary films made by the British Council during the 1940s designed to show the world how Britain lived, worked and played. Preserved by the BFI National Film Archive and digitised by means of a generous donation by Google, the films are now yours to view, to download and to play with for the first time. The British Council is the UK’s cultural relations organisation working to create international opportunities for the people of the UK and other countries and building trust between them. During the 1940s, British Council was a very different organisation operating in a very different political and social climate. As part of its programme then it was concerned to promote an idea of ‘Britain and Britishness’ – and did so by becoming an enthusiastic commissioner of documentary films. By the late 60s the Collection had largely fallen out of sight. Enjoy the British Council Film Collection!
CINEMATEK - Cinémathèque royale (CRB) — filmarchives online Depuis, s’est constituée une précieuse collection de films esthétiques, techniques et historiques. En outre, cette archive dispose d’une grande collection de documents du septième art qui sont mis à disposition à des fins culturelles et scientifiques, comme les autres films d’archives. La collection contient environ 45.000 titres (soit au total près de 100.000 copies). Elle compte parmi les plus grandes du monde. Des films dits de soirées, des documentaires, des courts métrages illustrent l’histoire du cinéma de ses débuts à nos jours. Chaque année, la collection s’accroît d’environ 2.000 copies. Pour l’entreposage, les archives utilisent aujourd’hui une superficie de plus de 10.000 m2 répartie sur trois entrepôts. Depuis 1946, la CINEMATEK est membre de la International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF). 130 archives cinématographiques se sont rejointes au sein de la FIAF, ce qui équivaut à la majorité des archives mondiales. La CINEMATEK a été la force motrice du projet FIRST.
SILF - Audio mp3 Download | Story in Literary Fiction The Activist Coming of age while helping a nephew. Listen (15:44) The Activist Show more... “I ain’t going to stand for it,” Mama said. She held a small dead human about as long as an ear of corn. “Push down,” Mama said. My sister moaned. “I don’t feel good,” she said. “Shut up, Pearl Anne,” Mama said. “I’m seventeen.” “You’re acting like a two-year-old.” “I’m going to throw up,” Pearl Anne said. I wasn’t feeling so hot either. read online download pdf The Amish Girl A girl and boy in love challenge diverse cultural values. Listen (37:40) The Amish Girl Peter Pisano failed computer science and Russian literature at the state university, credits he needed to graduate, so he took courses at Hunchett College in Ohio in the summer of ’06. The girl wore a grey ankle-length wool dress and a white hairnet/bonnet that covered her head and that tied under her chin so that only wispy dark strands of hair showed above her brow. read online download pdf The Bear Sacrificing a child to survive. Listen (4:21) The Bear
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