Bücher von Sophie Fischer

Ariadne is stuck in her world.A world she build up from words.A world she build up from ink and paper.But sometimes there are problems to face in the real world, problems a pen can't solve. So she seeks help from her friends.Luckily her friends are not real.

Reprenez la mer avec la Navigatrice !Un membre d'équipage présumé mort, un autre qui l'est presque... La mer des Larmes a coûté cher à la Navigatrice.Le fier vaisseau vargan fait voile vers les bois de la Lune, où Zenaline espère trouver de l'aide. Car dans cette partie du monde qu'ils abandonnent, l'océan se déchaîne, et seul Valrand pourra - peut-être - apaiser les esprits en furie. Mais les habitants de Calême, la cité dans la forêt, ou les sombres elfes gris, accepteront-ils de secourir le paria ?Il le faut, pourtant, car un danger plus grand encore que les Nubraes se profile dans la mer démontée. Zenaline ne tarde pas à comprendre que le temps lui est compté. Elle doit retrouver son père et arrêter le fléau qui menace de s'abattre sur le monde... Rien que ça.Magie, aventure et combats navals : la suite de La mer des Larmes

Die Autorin will mit diesem Märchen vor allem Kinder sensibilisieren auf die Umwelt zu achten und dementsprechend zu leben. Laura, Protagonistin des Buches, schaut mit kritischem Blick auf die Erde.

Seminar paper from the year 2019 in the subject Film Science, grade: 1,0, University of Hamburg (Anglistik und Amerikanistik), language: English, abstract: This paper will highlight the struggles Thelma and Louise encounter in Ridley Scott¿s movie "Thelma & Louise" (1991), how they became outlaws, personal changes they make and how their journey is a metaphor for their lives. This paper aims to show and analyse the gender mobility in connection to the road narrative questioning how Thelma and Louise deconstruct contemporary gender patterns. Therefore, the paper will start with a short introduction to gender mobility as a concept, followed by a historical placement of the road narrative, from the Western movie to the tradition of the buddy narrative. It will show how the genre emerged and how its roots lie in the American past.The road narrative has influenced American literature massively, especially in the 20th century. With automobiles available for most households, traveling by car not only became part of everyday life but gave men and women the chance to leave their lives behind and drive into the unknown. In fiction particularly, the road became a figure for adventures, discovery and freedom. Both literature and movies depicted the road theme and displayed the many different aspects of the road.One of the most prominent and heavily discussed road movies is Ridley Scott¿s "Thelma & Louise" (1991). The first American road movie with females as main protagonists has sparked much controversy and was claimed both a feminist and antifeminist movie. The movie opened discussion about gender roles, patriarchy, the law, male-bashing, women bonding and even a possible lesbian subtext. The movie explores the struggles for females in a society ruled by men and gives one of the most ambivalent endings Hollywood had seen up to date.