La notion de "progrès" (progress) - Fiche BAC LV1 Anglais

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ce document est le document que j'ai utilisé pour l'oral de la notion du progrès en anglais.

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[...] All of these systems are created to reduce toxic emissions, to save money and to make new contacts. Moreover, there's an international non-violent day to protest against consumerism in opposition to Black Friday. For 24hours, BND activists try to help people "detox from consumerism". Additionally, we saw that being part of a compactors movement is beneficial to counteract the negative environmental and socio-economic impacts of our consumer society by going beyond recycling and buying nothing but essentials. To conclude, we saw that we live in a consumer and materialistic society that can be denounced by many ways. [...]

[...] PROGRESS I am going to talk about the notion of progress. First I would like to define this notion. The idea of progress can be defined as an improvement, a development or a change or a technical, scientific or social advance which contributes to making the world a better place. We will discuss the idea of progress by relating it to our consumer society. It's a society in which people often buy things they don't need and place a high value on owning things. [...]

[...] Finally, we also studied the poster shop therefore I am" This time, the artist's goal is to attract people's attention on the society we live in, in order to change our habits. Shopping habits have changed over time, causing many excesses to which we must find cures. Fortunately, there are many alternative ways of consuming. Firstly, people should buy locally grown food in order to use less packaging and transport and consequently preserve our environment and natural resources. On top of that, it encourages local productions and people are less tempted to buy things than in a supermarket. [...]