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Cette étude se concentre sur le concept du Temps chez Charles Baudelaire. L’Ennui et l’angoisse de la fuite du temps sont décrits comme de grands obstacles qui empêchent l’auteur d'atteindre son Idéal. Lorsque le voyage dans l’espace est lié au voyage dans le temps, il permet d’absorber l’énergie des cycles temporels. Cela signifie que dans cet espace, on peut se laisser entre les mains du temps afin de pouvoir surmonter facilement les obstacles de la vie. Or, on cherche à découvrir si Baudelaire craint le passage du temps. Ensuite, on démontre sous quelles formes l’angoisse du temps se présente dans sa conscience. Grace à la méthode de Jean Burgos, basée sur la coordination du langage poétique et de l’imaginaire et en analysant les poèmes de Les Fleurs du Mal de Baudelaire, on essaie de trouver des réponses à ces questions. Pour cela, on cherche un schéma directeur de progression qui accepte l’évasion du temps sous forme d’une écriture poétique de la ruse. Signalons que notre étude s’intéresse à l’image.

This qualitative study aimed to investigate the perceptions of teachers regarding the impact of Task-Based Language Teaching (TBLT) on teaching listening skills. The research was conducted with 20 instructors, comprising 14 males and six females, with an average age of 32 years, who were interviewed using a structured questionnaire that consisted of four fundamental questions. The following results indicated that TBLT significantly impacted teaching listening skills. The findings revealed that TBLT provided a practical framework for teaching listening skills, allowing students to communicate authentically. The instructors reported that TBLT helped students develop their listening skills by providing opportunities to practice listening in different contexts and situations. Moreover, TBLT encouraged students to use their existing knowledge and skills to solve real-life problems, enhancing their motivation and engagement in learning. The instructors also highlighted the importance of task design in TBLT. They reported that well-designed tasks could facilitate the development of listening skills by providing students with clear goals, instructions, and feedback. Additionally, the instructors emphasized the need for appropriate assessment methods in TBLT, which should align with the learning objectives and provide students with opportunities for self-reflection and improvement. Overall, the study revealed that TBLT is a practical approach to teaching listening skills, as instructors acknowledged that TBLT provides students with opportunities to engage in authentic communication and problem-solving. The findings revealed that TBLT significantly and undeniably impacts teaching listening skills.