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 This book presents the complete English translation of
Professor Adolphe Yvon’s book, Methode de Dessin ().

The translation credit goes to numerous individuals around

the world who participated in the project in response to a
request I made on my blog. I have edited their translations,
on occasion, in keeping with contemporary language and
the context of the book.* Like the original, this translation
is now in the public domain. You may use it in any way you
wish. No credit to me is necessary.

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Anthony Mangeon, “Qu’arrive-t-il aux écrivains francophones? Alain Mabanckou, Abdourahman Waberi et le manifeste pour une littérature-monde en français”, in Jean Bessière, Joanny Moulin, and Micéala Symington, Actualité, inactualité de la notion dem “postcolonial”, Paris, Champion, , p. , here, p.  Here, Mangeon is referring to the Malian author Yambo Ouologuem, whose first novel, Le Devoir de violence, was initially very favorably received and won the Prix Renaudot before he was accused of plagiarism. In a satirical anthology entitled Lettre à la France Nègre, Yambo Ouologuem defended himself by arguing that borrowing is a literary practice. See Yambo Ouologuem, Le Devoir de violence, Paris, Éditions du Seuil, and Lettre à la France Nègre, Paris, Éditions Edmond Nalis,  The opposition between “littérature puissance” [power literature] that grapples with history and “littérature joujou” [toy literature], which is more inclined to use well-worn literary techniques and

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Inglorious Empire: What the British Did to India by Shashi Tharoor

"World Economic Forum" Davos, affirmative action, barriers to entry, Boris Johnson, British Empire, colonial exploitation, colonial rule, corporate raider, deindustrialization, European colonialism, global village, informal economy, Jeremy Corbyn, joint-stock company, land tenure, liberal capitalism, Mahatma Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, night-watchman state, Parkinson's law, trade route

Khilafat movement launched. Non-cooperation movement called off by Mahatma Gandhi after Chauri Chaura violence. & Indians permitted to sit as jurors and court magistrates. Jawaharlal Nehru becomes president of the Congress party. Purna Swaraj Resolution passed in Lahore. Will Durant arrives in India and is shocked by what he discovers of British rule. Mahatma Gandhi conduc