rappel : programme dont vous devez tenir compte pour vos questions de Grand Oral

 LLCE anglais terminale


RAPPEL: thématiques de la classe terminale (et les chapitres étudiés en classe)

 

Thématique «Arts et débats d’idées»

 Axe d’étude 1:Art et contestation   (pour nous:  le féminisme, la chasse aux sorcières...)

 Axe d’étude 2:L’art qui fait débat (pour nous: la censure en littérature...)

 Axe d’étude 3:L’art du débat (pour nous:  le procès, l'éloquence...)


 Thématique «Expression et construction de soi»

 Axe d’étude 1: L’expression des émotions (pour nous: Jane Eyre...)


Axe d’étude 2: Mise en scène de soi (pour nous: les autobiographies, parfois fictives...)


Axe d’étude 3:Initiation, apprentissage ( pour nous: "Children's Voices... + Jane Eyre)


 Thématique «Voyages, territoires, frontière»

 Axe d’étude 1:Exploration et aventure (pour nous: "space race"...)


Axe d’étude 2:Ancrage et héritage (pour nous:  chapitre à venir ...)


Axe d’étude 3:Migrationet exil (pour nous: "Irish migrants")

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