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Sujets 2011
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ENS DE LYON – Concours d’entrée – Lettres et sciences humaines - Sujets 2011
Lettres et sciences humaines
ENS de Lyon
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permet de mieux cerner la nature des épreuves correspondantes.
Son contenu, hors la partie réglementaire, n’est donné qu’à titre indicatif.
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Explication d’un texte d’auteur (LV1)
Frederick Douglass , Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, An American Slave, Written by Himself
- pages 15 - 17
- pages 22 - 25
- pages 34 - 36
- pages 38 - 40
- pages 43 - 45
- pages 48 - 51
- pages 60 - 63
- pages 65 - 68
- pages 74 - 78
William Shakespeare, The Tempest
- pages 97 - 100
- pages 105 - 108
- pages 114 - 118
- pages 124 - 128
- pages 133 - 137
- pages 139 -142
- pages 146 - 149
- pages 153 - 156
- pages 158 - 161
- pages 177 - 181
- pages 183 - 187
- pages 189 - 193
- pages 193 - 196
- pages 196 - 200
- pages 201 - 204
Allen Ginsberg, Howl, Kaddish, and Other Poems
- pages 1 - 3
- pages 7 - 9
- pages 14 - 15
- pages 16 - 18
- pages 19 - 21
- pages 22 - 25
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- pages 33 - 34
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- pages 71 - 72
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Analyse d’un texte hors programme (LV1)
Les textes proposés sont extraits de :
The Guardian
- Homophobia has infected the Church of England (03/06/2011)
- Conservatives and Lib Dems plan policy drive as Letwin hails 'deep bonds' (23/12/2010)
- Student numbers could be cut to cover spiralling cost of loans (07/06/2011)
- Student protests planned on a national scale on 24 November (11/11/2010)
- Liberal Democrats : a year of living dangerously (30/12/2010)
- Unpeople ? We used to call them working-class (20/03/2011)
The Independent
- Andreas Whittam Smith : A more 'democratic' Lords can only damage the Commons (19/05/2011)
- Leading article : Britain’s chance for a fairer voting system (18/02/2011)
- Cameron : My war on multiculturalism (05/02/2011)
The Times
- Public services reform stalled as N°10 gets the jitters (16/06/2011)
- Cuts set to hit women the hardest (23/10/2010)
Time
- Does Mitt Romney Have a Prayer with Evangelicals (03/06/2011)
- Julian Assange’s Lawyer : It Was Missionary Position, Not Assault (11/02/2011)
The Observer
- Royal wedding : diehard republicans battle on despite Britain’s love affair with the monarchy (06/03/2011)
- What is the special relationship behind the barbecue bonhomie ? (29/05/2011)
USA Today
- Column : Candidate or not, ignore Palin if you dare (05/06/2011)
The New York Times
- Op-ed Contributor : Droit du Dirty Old Men (17/05/2011)
- President Obama and the Arab Spring (17/05/2011)
- A Political Revival for Ralph Reed (31/05/2011)
- Op-Ed Contributor : Not Going to the Chapel (21/05/2011)
- U.S.: Counting by Race Can Throw Off Some Numbers (09/02/2011)
- The Opinion Pages : When Teachers Talk Out School (03/06/2011)
- E-Mail Fraud Hides Behind Friendly Face (02/06/2011)
- A Theory of Conspiracy Theories (03/06/2011)
The Sunday Times
- Economic Outlook : Is Osborne cutting too hard, or not enough ? (29/05/2011)
Huffington Post
- Top 10 Reasons Palin Should Run for President (06/03/2011)
The Daily Telegraph
- A Triumph for diplomacy, and for the monarchy (20/05/2011)
- Battered Nick Clegg poised for summer of 'noise' (07/05/2011)
The New Statesman
- Why Ed Miliband should be the next Labour leader (30/08/2010)
The Economist
- Scottish politics : Independence by stealth (12/05/2011)
- Bagehot : Britain’s feral press (26/05/2011)
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- The King’s Speech, a preposterous film but oddly shrewd about Britain (14/01/2011)
The Washington Post
- Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. raid, buried at sea (02/05/2011)
- U.S. releases videos seized in bin Laden raid (08/05/2011)
- Republicans hope to spark political revival among evangelicals for 2012 race (03/06/2011)
Analyse d’un texte hors programme (LV2)
Les textes proposés sont extraits de :
Financial Times
- Superman : the survival of the personality cult (30/05/2011)
- Death or glory (30/04/2011)
The New Yorker
- Exit Bin Laden (16/05/2011)
New York Books
- The Grim Threat to British Universities (13/01/2011)
The Times
- Take it from me, stealing is always a crime (20/06/2011)
The Economist
- Where lucre is still filthy (21/05/2011)
- The Lib Dems draw blood (04/06/2011)
- The fault-line between liberty and security divides politics like nothing else (15/07/2010)
- Europe must do more to support Arab democracy, out of self-respect and self-interest (24/02/2011)
- No more royal wedding (23/04/2011)
The Guardian
- The Coulson affair raises the question – who runs Britain? : The deafening silence from political leaders
reveals the grip Murdoch’s empire has over the establishment (24/01/2011)
- My placard read 'Pensioner Slut' and I was proud of it (19/06/2011)
- UK Uncut and US sister group stage more protests at banks (27/02/2011)
- Big brother goes to school: Cameras in the toilets; CCTV in the classroom, pupils’ fingerprints kept in a
database… Can’t happen here? Think again, because the surveillance state is quietly invading our schools.
(09/06/2011)
- Saturday: Free education for young Scots? Only if the English students pay full whack (26/03/2011)
- Unions can’t resist the call to arms. But who’ll get hurt? (15/06/2011)
- PM wins row with Nick Clegg over crackdown on Muslim extremists (04/06/2011)
- What Britons really think about immigration (26/02/2011)
US News & World Report
- America’s Fading Exceptionalism (10/06/2011)
- How Libya Reflects America’s Prosperity Problem (09/03/2011)
The Observer
- Twitter’s doing fine, thank you. Why give it a free plug ? (19/06/2011)
- Comment : Remember Jarrow – anger isn’t enough (27/03/2011)
Time
- No Pictures, Please ! (27/06/2011)
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The Globe and Mail
- Frying the couch potato ; Those lazy days of TV watching are gone as viewers Google, tweet and multitask –
as often in front of a laptop or a tablet as a TV (11/06/2011)
The New York Times
- Does College Make You Smarter ? (25/01/2011)
- The Modesty Manifesto (10/03/2011)
The Independent
- Editor-At-Large : Stop scapegoating our parents, you spineless politicos (19/06/2011)
- Johann Hari : Get bishops out of our law-making (18/02/2011)
- Tony Blair and the painful remembrance of politics past (11/06/2011)
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Sujets 2011
ISSN 0335-9409
ENS DE LYON – Concours d’entrée – Lettres et sciences humaines - Sujets 2011
Lettres et sciences humaines
ENS de Lyon
15 parvis René Descartes
BP 7000
69342 Lyon cedex 07
www.ens-lyon.fr