« Contre tous les youpins du monde » : la ville de Québec au temps de l’antisémitisme (1890–1914).
Article de Guillaume Durou dans Études juives canadiennes (2020).
Article de Guillaume Durou dans Études juives canadiennes (2020).
Anne Kingston, Maclean’s And now, we’re watching the dismantling of the last taboo: male makeup. This fall, designer Marc Jacobs launched unisex beauty products. Last month, designer Tom Ford, the best-groomed man on the planet, added a men’s beauty line backed by Estée Lauder that includes concealer, bronzing gel and $150 “skin-revitalizing concentrate.” It’s forecast…
Big Fat Lies, dans The Critic Le Kiosque vous suggère aussi : cette carte du nombre d’obèses dans les pays d’Europe.
College and Research Libraries News Extrait Deutsche Welle, Learn German. Arguably the most systematic approach to offering free language programs on the Web comes by way of Deutsche Welle, Germany’s international broadcaster. Deutsche Interaktiv, a 30-part “interactive online German course is ideal for both beginners and those who have some previous knowledge of German.” More casual…
The Open Yale Courses website provides entry to a wealth of materials from selected Yale College courses to anyone with a penchant for learning. The courses here span the full range of liberal arts disciplines, including humanities, social sciences, and physical and biological sciences. Interested parties can click on over to the Courses area. Currently…
An Adaptation From ‘Flash Boys: A Wall Street Revolt,’ by Michael Lewis The New York Times From left: Rob Park, Brad Katsuyama and Ronan Ryan. Credit Stefan Ruiz for The New York Times Before the collapse of the U.S. financial system in 2008, Brad Katsuyama could tell himself that he bore no responsibility for that…
Journal FORUM «Peu de gens le savent, mais dans les années 1790, au moins 10 % de la population de Philadelphie parlait français. Il y avait beaucoup d’immigrants originaires de Saint-Domingue et de Paris en raison des révolutions française et haïtienne. L’élite philadelphienne s’était alors tournée vers la France pour les vêtements, l’architecture, la danse…