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    Urban Regeneration Schemes

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    of urban regeneration schemes in combating the causes and consequences of urban decline? (40 Marks) Urban decline is when an urban area begins to lose business therefore businesses close causing people to lose their jobs‚ so the population starts to look elsewhere and ultimately moves away. It causes the local economy to shrink as well as the population‚ buildings and public places becoming run down‚ therefore lowering the appeal of the area and the cycle continues. Urban regeneration schemes are

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    The Reality of War Exposed in Journeys End by R.C Sheriff In the play “Journey’s end” R.C Sherriff recreates the tremendous stress and fear by the men at the front in the First World War. In this essay I am going to focus on two characters‚ who show stress and fear. The two characters are Stanhope‚ who is the captain and Hibbert who is an officer. R.C Sherriff reconstructs the war in Journey’s end by making the audience feel as if they are there in the war with the characters. The play is based

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    Rivers. Regeneration‚ inspired by the war adapts the personal and psychological effects of war trauma to create characters that show how the war changed people and what it did it mentally. Through the characters of prior and rivers. Barker creates the theme of self exploration between their relationship and interactions. To take us into an insight into the writers perspective and the connection reflected of the time period. The importance of the metaphor in the title ’Regeneration’ is critical

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    Dr. Rivers's Regeneration

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    In the novel "Regeneration"‚ the psychological effects of World War I imposes a huge dilemma among psychiatrist Dr. Rivers; regarding his patients. He realizes it is his duty to give proper care to his patients‚ hopefully resulting in sending them back to war. Unfortunately‚ throughout the novel he begins to question whether or not healing his patients only to send them back to war and possibly be killed is the right thing to do.He struggles to come to a conclusion about the assumptions society

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    Hero’s Journey vs. Heroine’s Journey The Hero’s Journey is a journey that many stories‚ fictional and nonfictional‚ follow. People think that a Hero’s Journey and a Heroine’s Journey would have different stages. Although people have different experiences based off their sex‚ a Heroine’s Journey would not have different stages than a Hero’s Journey because the hero’s sex does not change the stages of the monomyth. The stages of the Hero’s Journey are very general‚ just mentioning what actually happens

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    ’’MADNESS’’ AND ’’TRUTH’’ IN REGENERATION The idea of madness is central in the novel Regeneration‚ and since the very beginning is presented as a struggle between the ’real’ madness and the social conventions that lead people to think what should or should not be considered madness. The text is introduced with a letter written by one of the main characters‚ Siegfried Sassoon‚ who is going to be sent to a mental hospital for protesting against the war. But after reading the letter which is supposed

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    Dr Rivers In Regeneration

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    For God and Country refers to the sacrifice that individuals or groups of people make for the strength and development of their nation. The novel Regeneration focuses on the soldiers that have been sent to Craiglockhart‚ a mental hospital where casualties suffering from physiological disorders from the first world war have been sent. Two main characters that the book focuses on are Dr Rivers‚ a psychiatrist that helps cure the soldiers so that they can return to war and perform their duties‚ and

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    technology is a disease in today’s society and youth because of the rapid disconnect with the natural world. Some individuals believe that this advancement in technology has impacted today’s youth’s concern on societal issues. In the documentary‚ “#Regeneration‚” it highlights how our society is able to create social change through action and draws examples from time periods and historical events that do not have the technological advancements our society has today. This documentary ignores the impact

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    Planarian Regeneration Luke Ferreira Lab 5 Bio 122 April 12‚ 2015 Abstract: Regeneration of Planarians is the topic that will be explored and experimented. This experiment aims to prove that‚ flatworms placed into a warm environment will regenerate faster than flatworms in a cold environment because cold temperatures reduce metabolic rates which will slow the regeneration process. In order to prove this hypothesis flatworms were cut in half to induce regeneration. These flatworms were then separated

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    Regeneration By Pat Barker

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    convey her anti-war message. She shows you the blisters. Regeneration is based on historical facts. Barker sets her novel in Craiglockhart‚ a real life building located in Edinburgh‚ Scotland that was used as a war hospital in World War 1 (1916-1919) to treat officers suffering from various levels of war neurosis (shell shock) as well as from

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