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Truth History

This blog is about the Native Americans stereotypes, here we will restore the truth about their culture, their way of life and so on .. I let you discover

Gaëlle Héripret et Camille Lefebvre

Articles : 9

Depuis : 09/03/2015

Categorie : Lifestyle

In what extent is the restyle of a work – artistic or literary – a way to highlight the greatness of the rewriting and of the intertextuality?

Goodmorning Mrs. De Carvalho. You gave us the task of realizing a report on the dossier number four, which contains four sources: two paintings and two texts. We choose an original and a modern way to summarize our report on those documents. In this blog, we will introduce the sources and answer to the following question: In what extent is the restyle of a work – artistic or literary – is a way to highlight the greatness of the rewriting and of the intertextuality? We let you discover the blog and read the publications. We hope it will be interesting. Have a good time. Camille and Gaëlle.

Gaëlle Héripret et Camille Lefebvre

Articles : 5

Depuis : 03/03/2017

Categorie : Littérature, BD & Poésie

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Cree Prophecy

17 mars 2015

The poster emphasizes 4 Indians chief from the youngest to the oldest who are wearing typical clothes like the feathered hairdo, necklace.. They are dark-skinned. Maybe it is a representation of the young man's forefathers. They look concentrated, they are serious. Chiefs are the embodiment of wisdom and knowledge for the tribe. The young chief is

The concepts of rewriting and intertextuality. (4)

5 mars 2017

As we demonstrated, the process of revisiting a work allows the author to give his personal vision of a work. He can also make transformations in order to make it actual. Giving his own vision, the author finds in the rewriting concept a way to condemn a phenomenon that touches himself. Here, it is very important to analyse the four sources as bein

Conclusion (5)

5 mars 2017

We were wondering in what extent is the restyle of a work a way to highlight the greatness of the rewriting and the intertextuality. Firstly, we demonstrated that the rewriting process allows the author to decontextualize an already made work and that he modifies it in order to modernize. Often, the aim of this is to denounce. We also explain the i

Sport Stereotypes

17 mars 2015

Can you imagine those drawing as Sports team mascot ? One of those 4 drawing is a Sport team mascot, this is the one which is on the top left corner. It is the Redskins mascot in Ohaio. But they cannot be mascottes because it can be prejudice for Indians, or Mexicans, or Africans or Asians, it can be a sort of racism. The author denounces the misur

Not all similar

17 mars 2015

As we can see on the map there is a lot of different tribes. Nevertheless a lot of people think Indians are all the same, they think they all come from the same tribes and so on .. But no ! Because of films, books, series people think Native Americans are all similar but indeed there is a lot of tribes in each states of America. Maybe it is because

The rewriting process allows the author to give a personal and actual vision of the studied work. (2)

5 mars 2017

The rewriting process allows the author to give a personal and actual vision of the studied work. Here, the author decontextualized his work in order to modernize it : all the sources we have to analyse were realized between the 19th and the 20th centuries whereas the original copies were produced between the 17th and the 18th centuries. So, we can

Blue Corn Comics - The Harm of Native Stereotyping : Facts and Evidence

17 mars 2015

In the document their is different testimonies. Sherman Alexie here says that he prefers White people and identifie himself as a White because Whites are heroes for him. Kriten Dross, the teacher, plays a game of Indians with children : A group "attack" an other like Whites and Native Americans but the other group was heart and said "Don't attack u

Native Americans in movies

17 mars 2015

How Native Americans are seen in movies ? Are they seen as hero or vilain ? There are more than 4 000 Western movies and Native Americans are in differents roles according to movies, in some movies they are heroes and in others they are vilain. In The Lone Ranger Native Americans are portrayed as heroes, in this film the main character, Tonto, is t

Indian Myth vs Reality

17 mars 2015

Now close your eyes and note what comes to mind when you hear the words "American Indian". The dominant images most people see are feathers, war paint, bows and arrows, buffalos, horses, teepees, beads, animal skins, and warfare. These images are a manifestation of cultural programming by adventure movies, books, photographs, museum exhibition, fil

The rewrite as a mode to denunciate and aspirate to a revival. (3)

5 mars 2017

So now we've discussed the rewrite as being a process which allows the author to give a personal and actual vision of the studied work, we can talk about the rewrite as being a way to denounce and to aspirate to a revival. In this second part, we will first talk about the ethnic discriminations as being a phenomenon of society. The first source as