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Les transformations chimiques
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Nouveaux enjeux et acteurs après la guerre froide
Le xviiième siècle
Les guerres mondiales
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Reproduction et comportements sexuels responsables
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Le mouvement
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Nutrition et organisation des animaux
Unité et diversité des êtres vivants
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Faire la guerre, faire la paix : formes de conflits et modes de résolution
Analyser les dynamiques des puissances internationales
L’environnement, entre exploitation et protection : un enjeu planétaire
Comprendre un régime politique : la démocratie
S’informer : un regard critique sur les sources et modes de communication
Histoire et mémoires
S’informer : un regard critique sur les sources et modes de communication
Analyser les relations entre états et religions
Étudier les divisions politiques du monde : les frontières
De nouveaux espaces de conquête
L’enjeu de la connaissance
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The document covers key axes for English language study, focusing on themes like private space and public space, fiction and reality, and scientific innovations and responsibility. It explores how these concepts intersect with identity, culture, and societal issues.
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This section delves into the complex relationship between fiction and reality in literature, media, and society. It explores how fiction can both reflect and shape our understanding of reality.
Definition: Fiction and reality in this context refers to the interplay between imaginary narratives and actual events or conditions in the world.
The text discusses various ways fiction interacts with reality:
Example: Fictional works can be used to share messages, beliefs, and even influence people's mindsets and perceptions of reality.
The section also touches on the power of art and fiction to:
Highlight: The line between fiction and reality can be blurred, as one person's fiction may become another's reality, especially in the context of cultural influence and propaganda.
This section examines the complex relationship between scientific progress and ethical responsibility. It highlights the potential benefits and risks associated with technological advancements.
Definition: Scientific innovations and responsibility refers to the ethical considerations and societal impacts of new scientific discoveries and technologies.
The text explores various aspects of scientific innovation:
Example: Robotics can lead to increased efficiency but may also result in job displacement and economic disparities.
The section emphasizes the importance of questioning innovations in both short and long-term contexts. It also discusses the global implications of scientific progress, including:
Highlight: The text stresses the need for responsible innovation that considers ethical implications, environmental impacts, and potential societal consequences.
This section explores the complex relationship between private space and public space in modern society. It examines how the boundaries between these spaces are increasingly blurred, especially in the digital age.
Definition: Private space refers to personal areas like homes, while public space includes shared areas like schools, museums, and social media platforms.
The text highlights how public spaces can impact private lives and vice versa. For example, information shared on social media can blur the line between public and private spheres.
Example: Hacking can compromise private data in public spaces, while public decisions can influence private thoughts and struggles.
The section also touches on how laws and regulations attempt to define and protect these spaces, emphasizing the "butterfly effect" where actions in one sphere can have far-reaching consequences in the other.
Highlight: The interconnectedness of public and private spaces raises important questions about privacy rights, data protection, and the influence of public discourse on personal lives.
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Les élèsves utilisent Knowunity
Dans les palmarès des applications scolaires de 12 pays
Les élèves publient leurs fiches de cours
Louis B., utilisateur iOS
Stefan S., utilisateur iOS
Lola, utilisatrice iOS
jade GUERIN RODRIGUES
@jadeguerinrodrigues_jypk
·
0 Abonné
Suivre
The document covers key axes for English language study, focusing on themes like private space and public space, fiction and reality, and scientific innovations and responsibility. It explores how these concepts intersect with identity, culture, and societal issues.
This section delves into the complex relationship between fiction and reality in literature, media, and society. It explores how fiction can both reflect and shape our understanding of reality.
Definition: Fiction and reality in this context refers to the interplay between imaginary narratives and actual events or conditions in the world.
The text discusses various ways fiction interacts with reality:
Example: Fictional works can be used to share messages, beliefs, and even influence people's mindsets and perceptions of reality.
The section also touches on the power of art and fiction to:
Highlight: The line between fiction and reality can be blurred, as one person's fiction may become another's reality, especially in the context of cultural influence and propaganda.
This section examines the complex relationship between scientific progress and ethical responsibility. It highlights the potential benefits and risks associated with technological advancements.
Definition: Scientific innovations and responsibility refers to the ethical considerations and societal impacts of new scientific discoveries and technologies.
The text explores various aspects of scientific innovation:
Example: Robotics can lead to increased efficiency but may also result in job displacement and economic disparities.
The section emphasizes the importance of questioning innovations in both short and long-term contexts. It also discusses the global implications of scientific progress, including:
Highlight: The text stresses the need for responsible innovation that considers ethical implications, environmental impacts, and potential societal consequences.
This section explores the complex relationship between private space and public space in modern society. It examines how the boundaries between these spaces are increasingly blurred, especially in the digital age.
Definition: Private space refers to personal areas like homes, while public space includes shared areas like schools, museums, and social media platforms.
The text highlights how public spaces can impact private lives and vice versa. For example, information shared on social media can blur the line between public and private spheres.
Example: Hacking can compromise private data in public spaces, while public decisions can influence private thoughts and struggles.
The section also touches on how laws and regulations attempt to define and protect these spaces, emphasizing the "butterfly effect" where actions in one sphere can have far-reaching consequences in the other.
Highlight: The interconnectedness of public and private spaces raises important questions about privacy rights, data protection, and the influence of public discourse on personal lives.
Anglais - ANGLAIS : Article sur les dystopies
Article sur les dystopies fait en spécialité LLCE de première.
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3604
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Anglais - Vocabulaire : Citizenship and virtual worlds
Fiche sur le vocabulaire essentiel pour l'axe 4 (pour la certification de langue)
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Oral de fin d’année de Terminale STMG en ETLV sur Tommy Hilfiger.
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Fiche sur utopies et dystopies
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1032
0
Note moyenne de l'appli
Les élèsves utilisent Knowunity
Dans les palmarès des applications scolaires de 12 pays
Les élèves publient leurs fiches de cours
Louis B., utilisateur iOS
Stefan S., utilisateur iOS
Lola, utilisatrice iOS
