The 1950s marked a decisive turning point in contemporary French dramaturgy. Indeed Samuel, Beckett, Ionesco, Jean Genet, to name but a few, incorporate new theatrical writing techniques centered on the body and speech. The rules of traditional theater are put in the drawer to make way for a theater that …
A retrospective of the current economic situation in Niger shows that the establishment of large companies in Niger has hardly seen a significant increase and that the Nigerian state remains the only source of employment. The few companies that are created hardly have a long lifespan due to multiple and …
The choice of the second year of secondary school is a decisive step for the school career. However, this period of choice is marked by social representations in the form of stereotyped social constructs that influence and even condition pupils’ choices. For example, boys are seen as being made for …
Juvenile delinquency has become a societal phenomenon. Indeed, many youngsters and teenagers take the path of delinquency by forming gangs and perpetrating acts of violence. These acts of violence can be explained by several biopsychosocial factors, which interact to account for their aggressive state. The phenomenon of young people in …
Monsters are among us, monsters are attacking: this is monstrous! The evocation of the figure of the monster is spontaneously associated with a reaction of repulsion and distancing from oneself or from the collective in which the individual recognizes themselves. This means that it is based on a difference that …
For various reasons, trainee nurses in a clinical setting may face moments of worry or even isolation that are potentially detrimental to their learning. However, they could be more resilient in the face of these critical situations by benefiting from good integration into the care team. Research work has certainly …
The representation of silence through literary works is a major concern among writers. Indeed, the language has few elements to manifest silence. In Les Ravagés and Jours de silence by Henri Michaux an aesthetic of silence dominates. Silence is aroused by the muteness of the insane in Les Ravagés. Painting …
The novelistic work of Michel Houellebecq has dominated the French literary space for several years because of the themes he develops, and which raise lively controversy. Indeed, loved by some and hated by others, the novelist promotes from work to work the decadence of the contemporary world. Moreover, the image …
This study examines the artistic nature of three of Langston Hughes’s social protest poems: “Beaumont to Detroit: 1943”, “Harlem” and “I, Too”. Oppression, injustice, hypocrisy and resistance are issues in every human society around the world – from the developed world to the underdeveloped world. For instance, in Africa, the …
This work is an analysis of the causes of the decline of religious faith in British society through the birth and emergence of new doctrines and concepts such as capitalism, the Enlightenment, science and reason. As indicated throughout this work, the emergence of new philosophies must be considered as the …
