1. Cinematography
1.1. Camera movements in movies
1.1.1. Blow up
1.2. Mobility in the movie: immigration and mouvement
1.2.1. Example of the movie "Brooklyn"
1.3. Moving the studio
1.3.1. Case of Game of Thrones
2. Literature
2.1. Traduction : mobility of the language
2.1.1. Writer and mobility
2.2. Characters of literature moving: new life, danger, adventure... many meanings
2.2.1. The geographical experience in literature
2.3. Book's mobility: capitalism, globalisation, creation, production...
2.3.1. "Mobility and multicultural literature creation", by Simpore
2.3.2. Amazon
3. Linguistics and Etymology
3.1. The "first-language"
3.1.1. Article ou vidéo avec explication 1 même mot dans plein de pays
3.2. Mobility of men = language mobility
3.2.1. Latin dispersion in Europe and in the world
3.3. English language = mobility
3.3.1. Necessity of English to be mobile - "Lingua politica"
4. Sociology
4.1. Social mobility: Does the "social elevator" exist ?
4.1.1. Social Mobility explained
4.1.2. Why social mobility stopped
4.1.3. A "broken elevator" ?
4.2. Moving out: a social act
4.2.1. Why move out of your parents' house ?
4.2.2. Gentrification: a video to explain what's at stake
4.3. Social Movements : ex des révolutions : ou ex végétarianisme, féminisme
4.3.1. Ecology
4.3.1.1. 1
4.3.1.2. 2
4.3.2. Feminism
4.4. Mobility of populations and sharing knowledge
5. History
5.1. History = mobility, movement of men
5.1.1. See Timemaps examples to see where men went throughout history
5.2. Conquests in history: forced mobility, bevause of ideology, values, nationalism, and evolution through history
5.2.1. Example of conquest (out of many)
5.3. What will stay about our history: digital mobility, new technologies allowing men not to move and have data go thrhough pipes and screens, intangible
5.3.1. Digital Mobility