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Links to exercises (writing commentaries, résumés
and abstracts...)
N.B.: students and other users interested
in locating film analysis tools should refer to our filmsite
page created for the CAPES/Agrégation exams (click
here). For advice and exercises on the methodology of
research, we recommend Martin Maner's The Research Process:
a complete guide and reference for writers (Boston: McGraw-Hill).
Current edition is the 2nd ed. published in 2000.
American Library in Nancy: information and activities
Click here for the
information page of the American Library; click
here for the library programs for the year.
Other programs of interest
International conference on “Positioning Inter-disciplinarity,”
organized by the IDEA research team on March 9-10 at the faculté
de Lettres of the Université de Nancy 2. The various
performances on the program will illustrate the relationship
between dance, music, the visual arts and literature (French,
British and American). The complete program will be posted
as soon as it becomes available.
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CRESAB
workshops/conferences, past, present & future (click here
to see list of past conferences):
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CRESAB
seminars for 2011/2012
7 March 2012, 18:00-20:00 (room J009): Prof.
Michael Rosie of Edinburgh University will discuss "Where
Next? the Ever-changing 'Scottish Question'"
In May 2011 the pro-independence Scottish National Party retained
control of the Scottish Government with a thumping - and unpredicted
- election victory. At the heart of their manifesto had been
a commitment to hold a referendum on Scotland's independence
from the rest of the United Kingdom - now scheduled for Autumn
2014. The election fundamentally changed the "Scottish
Question". Where once that question revolved around whether
or not Scotland constituted a "nation", it has now
emphatically shifted to whether that nation (now devoid of a
question mark) should be a separate soverign state. In this
paper I will outline the evolution of "the" Scottish
Question, consider the contemporary evidence with regard both
to the constitutional preference and Scotland's national identities,
speculate on "where next" for Scotland, and outline
why a break-up of the United Kingdom might have profound implications
for other multi-national member states of the European Union.
We
would also like to inform visitors to this page that the series
of seminars on the counter-culture begun in 2010/2011 and sponsored
by three research groups at Nancy 2 (CELJM, IDEA and CERCLE)
is scheduled to continue into 2013. The most recent one took
place on Jan. 13 2012, given by Xavier Landrin on " Lieux
et milieux de la contre-culture : l’usage des classements
chez Bruce Benderson."
We will post further information as it is received.
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Living Archives
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