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The Prologue -- Contemplations -- The Flesh and the Spirit -- The Author to Her Book -- To My Dear and Loving Husband -- In Memory of My Dear Grandchild Elizabeth Bradstreet, Who Deceased August, 1665, Being a Year and a Half Old -- Some Verses Upon the Burning of Our House, July 10th, 1666 / Prologue (from "Preparatory Meditations) -- Meditation I -- The Reflexion -- Meditation 6 -- Meditation 8 -- Meditation 20 -- Meditation 29 -- Meditation 38 -- Meditation 40 -- Meditation 68A, Second Series -- from "Gods Determinations Touching His Elect -- The Preface -- The Glory of and Grace in the Church Set Out -- The Joy of Church Fellowship Rightly Attended -- Miscellaneous Poems -- An Address to the Soul Occasioned By a Rain -- Upon a Spider Catching a Fly -- Huswifery -- Upon Wedlock and Death of Children -- The Ebb and Flow / The Power of Fancy -- Death (from "The House of Night") -- The Vanity of Existence -- To the Memory of the Brave Americans -- The Hurricane -- The Wild Honey Suckle -- The Indian Burying Ground -- To Sir Toby -- Ode -- Amanda's Complaint -- On a Honey Bee -- On the Universality and Other Attributes of the God of Nature / The Hasty-Pudding -- from "The Columbiad" [One Centred System] / Thanatopsis -- The Yellow Violet -- Inscription for the Entrance to a Wood -- To a Waterfowl -- Green River -- A Winter Piece -- Summer Wind -- A Forest Hymn -- "Oh Fairest of the Rural Maids" -- The Evening Wind -- To Cole, the Painter, Departing for Europe -- To the Fringed Gentian -- The Prairies -- Earth -- The Antiquity of Freedom -- "Oh Mother of a Mighty Race" -- The Poet -- The Death of Lincoln /
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Richard Allen describes the founding of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1787-1816 / Bishop Daniel Alexander Payne reviews the contribution of the Negro church / Layman explains "why Negro churches are a necessity" / Free African Society of Philadelphia -- African Institution of Boston / First Negro paper: "too long have others spoke for us" / "To unite the colored people" / "Let us cherish a friendly union with ourselves" / Paul Cuffe call for the uplift of Africa -- James Forten expresses a deep concern about Africa -- "My soul cleaves to Africa" / Would-be emigrant: "we had rather be gone" / Colored National Convention of 1848 on "complexional" and White institutions -- "Our elevation as a race, is almost wholly dependent upon our own exertions" / Colored National Convention of 1853: " a national council of the colored people" -- Henry Highland Garnet calls for slave rebellions -- Alabama Negro businessman wants to go to Liberia / Black citizens of Cincinnati "seek a home where we may be free" / "People, to be free, must necessarily be their own rulers" / Continued advancement of the Negro nationality of the new world / Henry Highland Garnet describes the greatness of Africa -- "We must learn to love ourselves" / "What this race needs in this country is power" / "Need of ... scholarly men" to "lift up this people of ours" / Francis J. Grimkè urges Black teachers for Black schools -- "God is a Negro" / "We wanted to go to a territory by ourselves" / South Carolina exodus to Africa: "Africa is the only land that a colored man can say is his" / Bishop Henry M. Turner demands an indemnity "to go home to Africa" / "Prophetic liberator of the coloured race" demands an indemnity for a separate territory in the United States / Garvey Movement described: "up, you mighty race" / "Ethiopia shall once more see the day of her glory" / "We know our rights ... and have the courage to defend them" / "Negro can grow only .... in his own sphere, as God intended" / Booker T. Washington urges "cultivating ... faith in the race" -- Colored convention recommends Negro support for Negro business -- "Negroes should now begin to support Negroes" / Kansas City businessman urges Negroes to "patronize the colored man" / California newspaper looks at the national Negro Business League / On the conversation of races: "the Negro people as a race have contribution to make to civilization ... which no other race can make" / On support for Black business enterprise / On cooperation among Black consumers / On Pan-Africanism: "the divine right of suppressed ... peoples to ... be free" / On cultural nationalism: "let us train ourselves to see beauty in Black" / On Black separatism: "organize our economic and social power no matter how much segregation it involves" / E.A. Johnson urges the study of Afro-American history "for a new self-respect and confidence" / Arthur A. Schomburg advocates the creation of chairs of Negro history / "Negroes should not despise the rock from which they were hewn" / "Every race has a peculiar genius" / Negro spirituals are "the soul of the race made manifest" / "Forced attempt to build ... Americanism on race values" / "Before the Negro becomes one with the rest of the American people, he must become one with himself" / "Sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us" / Chicago in the 1930s: "making jobs for the race" / New Negro alliance: "we must organize our purchasing power" / Benjamin J. Davis, Jr., argues the communist position: "the Negro people a nation" / Philip Randolph and the march on Washington movement: "oppressed people must assume the responsibility ... to free themselves" W.E.B. Du Bois emigrates to Africa: "Africa had come not up from hell, but from the sum of heaven's glory" / "What do the Muslims want" / "Separation of the so-called Negroes from their slavemasters' children is a must" / Minister Malcolm X enunciates the Muslim program / Organization of Afro-American unity: "for human rights and dignity" / "Black is coming back" / "We are on the move and our music is moving with us" / "We must create a national Black intelligentsia in order to survive" / "Organizing the Black community for the purpose of promoting the interests and concerns of the Black people" / "We are going to use the term 'Black Power' and we are going to define it because Black power speaks to us / Northwestern University Black students: "if our demands are impossible, then peace between us is impossible too" / African nationalist pioneer movement: "we advocate complete economic control by the Blacks of all African communities in America" / "Black business development with social commitment to Black communities / "My fight for freedom: Uhuru, Libertad, Halauga, and Harambee!" / "Revolutionary nationalism, Black nationalism, or just plain Blackism" / Republic of New Africa: "we are the government for the non-self-governing Blacks held captive within the United States" / "Final confrontation" / "Political power comes through the barrel of a gun" / Drum: "dare to fight! Dare to win!" /
Boston, Massachusetts : Harvard Business Review Press, [2018]
9781633694118 (paperback)
HBR's 10 must reads on emotional intelligence. What makes a leader? / Primal leadership: the hidden driver of great performance / Why it's so hard to be fair / Why good leaders make bad decisions / Building the emotional intelligence of groups / The price of incivility: lack of respect hurts moral, and the bottom line / How resilience works / Emotional agility : how effective leaders manage their nagative thoughts and feelings / Fear of feedback / The young and the clueless / HBR guide to emotional intelligence. What is emotional intelligence?: Leading by feel: definitions and reflections from experts -- Do you lead with emotional intelligence?: quiz yourself / Self-awareness: understand your emotions, know your behaviors: You can't manage emotions without knowing what they really are: don't just try to ignore your negative feelings / A vocabulary for your emotions: get precise / Are you sure you show respect?: no other leadership behavior has a bigger effect on employees / Manage your emotions: Make your emotions work for you: use them as data / Defuse a challenging interaction: reframe negative thoughts and neutralize bad behavior -- Stay grounded in stressful moments: use your body to take a break from your mind's chatter / Recovering from an emotional outburst: you can't just apologize and move on / Everyday emotional intelligence: Writing resonant emails: human communication for the digital age / Running powerful meetings: use empathy to understand potential conflicts / Giving difficult feedback: spark growth rather than frustration / Making smart decisions article summary: emotional tagging both helps and hinders our ability to choose / An emotional strategy for negotiations: how to avoid the pitfalls of anxiety and anger / Working across cultures: it's harder to read others across borders / Dealing with difficult people. Make your enemies your allies: reverse a rivalry by building trust / How to deal with a passive-aggressive colleague: cut to the underlying issues / What to do if you're a toxic handler: don't be a hero / Understand empathy. What is empathy?: three types critical for leaders / Beyond empathy: the power of compassion, the Dalai Lama, cognitive science, and the power of caring / Build your resilience. Resilience in the moment: recovering your self-image -- Cultivate resilience in tough times article summary: three traits of people who emerge stronger from trauma / Practice self-compassion: treat yourself as you would others / Don't endure; recharge: resilience isn't about powering through / How resilient are you?: a self-assessment / Developing emotional intelligence on your team. How to help someone develop emotional intelligence: it's not as easy as a carrot or a stick / Handling emotional outbursts on your team: watch for facts, emotions, and values / How to manage your emotional culture: translate the organization's mission to the micromoments of everyday work life /
319 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates :
ISBN/ISSN:
9791031903538
Paris : Éditions de l'Herne, [2022]
9791031903538 (paperback) 33,00 EUR
Pierre-Louis Fort -- Avant-propos -- Jeanne Cherhal -- Je vous lis -- "Venger ma race" -- Annie Ernaux -- L'Arbre, 1963 - Inédit -- Poèmes de jeunesse, 1962 -- Archive : Début d'un roman écrit en 5e -- Annie Ernaux -- Vocation ?, 1999 -- Écrire (I), extraits du journal, 1963-1985 - Inédit -- Simone de Beauvoir -- Lettre, 1974 -- Jean Roudaut -- Carte, 1974 -- Simone de Beauvoir -- Lettre, 1977 -- Benoîte Groult -- Lettre, 1981 -- Annie Ernaux -- La place du lecteur, 1997 -- Pierre-Louis Fort -- Une "place" à part -- Dominique Barbéris -- Un art dans cette absence d'art revendiquée -- Nicola Lagioia -- La Place : réparation et trahison -- Archives : Manuscrit de La Place et fac-similé du choix des titres -- Annie Emaux -- "Comme il faudra écrire un livre sur elle qui soit beau, ou rien", 1986— Inédit -- Pierre Desproges -- Lettre -- Patrice Robin -- "Vérité et conseils" -- "Donner forme par l'écriture" -- Annie Ernaux -- Les mots comme des taches, 1998-1999 - Inédit -- Isabelle Desesquelles -- L'étoffe du temps -- Maya Lavault -- Envers et contre Proust -- Annie Ernaux -- Autour de Proust, 1983-1988 - Inédit -- Un prix, 2017 -- Kyo, 1999 ; 2006— Inédit -- Annie Ernaux et Frédéric-Yves Jeannet -- "Qu'est-ce que ce moi qui voyage ?" - Entretien inédit -- Barbara Havercroft -- "Je ne suis pas le plombier !" : Annie Ernaux et le féminisme -- Hélène Gestern -- On n'écrit pas seule -- L'Événement -- Geneviève Brisac -- L'événement, ou vingt ans après -- Nathalie Kuperman -- Le dîner -- Françoise Gillard -- "Je me souviendrai" -- Annie Ernaux -- Sur L'Événement, 2000 -- Cinéma, photographie, théâtre -- Cinéma -- Danielle Arbid -- Annie, une punk -- Annie Ernaux -- Écrire (II), extraits du journah 1991 - Inédit -- Anne Coudreuse -- Je de miroir -- Audrey Diwan -- Annie Ernaux - La justesse -- Photographie -- Dominique Cabrera -- Avec le Lefca -- Annie Ernaux -- "J'ai un cancer du sein droit", 2002-2003 - Inédit -- Aurélia Aurita -- L'usage du dessin -- Isabelle Roussel-Gillet -- La photographie en regareh avec Annie Ernaux -- Annie Ernaux -- "Les Médusantes" - Dessin Les Femmes qui rient de Mylène Besson -- Théâtre -- Jeanne Champagne -- Trouver la forme -- Dominique Blanc -- La joie et le courage -- Les Années -- Annie Emaux -- Le troisième millénaire, 1999 - Inédit -- Anniversaire, 2002 - Inédit -- Delphine de Vigan -- Le livre d'une vie -- Annie Ernaux et Bernard Desportes -- Échanges épistolaires autour des Années (décembre 2007- février 2008) -- Bruno Blanckeman -- Du romanesque malgré tout -- Annie Ernaux -- Écrire (III), extraits du journal 2001-2007 - Inédit -- Alison L. Strayer -- Traduire Les Années, une affaire de souffle -- Géographies -- Annie Emaux -- Yvetot, 1968-2005 - Inédit -- Annecy, 1998 - Inédit -- Rouen, 2000 - Inédit -- Michelle Porte et Pierre-Louis Fort -- "Une écriture qui passe à l'autre, vraiment, complètement" - Entretien inédit -- Joëlle Pagès-Pindon -- "Les mots comme des pierres" -- Lauren Elkin -- La ville et la banlieue : les "journaux extimes" d'Annie Ernaux -- Régis Sauder -- J'ai aimé vivre là. Récit de l'écriture d'un film avec Annie Ernaux -- Annie Ernaux -- Discours prononcé à l'Université de Cergy-Pontoise, 2014 - Inédit -- Tiphaine Samoyault -- La Ville Nouvelle -- Angleterre -- Élise Hugueny-Léger -- La vie des textes -- Annie Ernaux et Lyn Thomas -- La littérature anglaise a été ma vraie porte d'entrée en Angleterre" - Entretien inédit -- Annie Ernaux -- J'ai eu vingt ans à Finchley, banlieue de Londres - Inédit -- Voyages -- Annie Ernaux -- "L'Amérique au jour le jour", 1990 - Inédit -- Autriche, Slovaquie, Roumanie, 1993, 1998 - Inédit -- Égypte, 1994 - Inédit -- Corée, 1994 - Inédit -- Venise, 1982-2009 - Inédit -- Mémoire de fille -- Isabelle Charpentier -- Lectures de Mémoire de fille -- Fabrice Thumerel -- L'Autre (mémoire) : histoires de fille(s)... -- Annie Ernaux -- Écrire (IV), extraits du journal 2008-2012 -- "Le réel autour de moi et en moi" -- Auto-socio-biographie -- Françoise Simonet-Tenant -- Annie Ernaux et l'émancipation, ou comment trouver sa place ? -- Gisèle Sapiro -- Une ethnographie de la violence symbolique -- Ivan Jablonka -- Je, elle, nous -- Nicolas Mathieu -- Les mots les plus justes, les plus denses -- Annie Ernaux -- Bourdieu : le chagrin, 2002 -- "Il fallait que je le fasse, une dette", 2002 - Inédit -- Ecole, enseignement et religion -- Annie Ernaux -- Le concours, 1971 - Inédit -- Véronique Jacob -- Annie Ernaux, "classique" de la lecture en classe -- Annie Ernaux -- La classe de français, 2011 -- Nathalie Froloff -- Le tombeau vide : la religion dans l'œuvre d'Annie Ernaux -- "En soi et hors de soi" -- Annie Emaux -- La vie extérieure (suite), 2000-2001 -- Alexandre Gefen -- Annie Ernaux, politique -- Aurélie Adler -- Une histoire de fille : écrire dans/avec les trous de l'histoire -- Annie Emaux -- Avec le sourire de Saint-Just, 1988 -- L'Europe et la liberté des femmes, 2016 -- Mai, alerte à l'imposture, 2012 -- Lila, Soror, 2019 -- Politique et société, 1981-2013 - Inédit -- Ouvertures -- Annie Ernaux -- Prix Formentor, 2019 -- Annie Ernaux -- La mémoire des chambres et autres lieux, 1989-1998 - Inédit -- Annie Emaux et Pierre-Louis Fort -- "Ce sont les livres qui existent, pas moi" - Entretien inédit -- Repères bio-bibliographiques -- Contributeurs.
