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    In the novels‚ ‘The Giver’ and ‘The Pedestrian’‚ Lois Lowry and Ray Bradbury‚ both illustrate a future utopic world‚ we could come across‚ if we don’t embrace our individual characteristics and the ability to think for ourselves. In this worrying future‚ the Government‚ has full control of the citizens‚ in order to make a better world. The authors confront us with the theme of a Government‚ that implies strict rules and makes decisions for their citizens without them realizing‚ so that they all have

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    world around it? Humans not only affect the world‚ but each other. In the short stories‚ "August 2026" and "The Pedestrian"‚ Ray Bradbury discusses how he pictures the future. Ray Bradbury uses the setting to convey a negative connotation towards mankind and technology to help unravel the theme that mankind is ultimately destroying itself. In "August 2026"‚ Bradbury uses the setting to show a negative tone and the theme that mankind will destroy itself and its creations. In the short story

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    time. An innocent pedestrian goes out for a walk. They are minding their own business crossing the street or even walking on the side walk. The suffer an injury that is caused by a careless driver or defects on the sidewalk. Certainly‚ it appears even going for a stroll down a familiar street is risky business. Of course‚ a pedestrian that suffers an injury has serious questions on their mind. They might ask a personal injury attorney about their legal right to sue. Pedestrian Rights Let’s take

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    homework or to help prepare for an interview‚ but it can also be used for wrong. Technology can be beautiful and dangerous‚ this is what Bradbury showed through three of his short stories. "A Sound of Thunder‚" "There Will Come Soft Rains‚" and "The Pedestrian‚" will be compared to see their equivalence and differences and. All of these three stories‚ eventually‚ will show Bradbury’s writing style. The stories will uncover his opinions on technology‚ with his mood and tone. In order to find the theme

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    Pedestrian and Bicycle Planning A Guide to Best Practices 26 August‚ 2010 by Todd Litman‚ Robin Blair‚ Bill Demopoulos‚ Nils Eddy‚ Anne Fritzel‚ Danelle Laidlaw‚ Heath Maddox‚ Katherine Forster Abstract This guide covers all aspects of pedestrian and bicycle planning. It is intended for policy makers‚ planners and advocates who want the best current information on ways to make their communities better places for walking and cycling. It provides basic information on various planning

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    coincides with the theme of the short story‚ The Pedestrian‚ by Ray Bradbury. Leonard Mead‚ the main character‚ struggles with a society that is overtaken by technology. Mr. Mead isn’t considered normal in his time‚ but would be normal in the world today. He is arrested by a police car for his unordinary behavior and then taken to a Psychiatric Center. In the future‚ technology is going to become individual’s social lives‚ and ruin society. In The Pedestrian‚ people are antisocial and society doesn’t support

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    ENGLISH General Thesis: - Individuals project their past and emotions onto the physical landscape‚ altering their perception of the urban environment - One’s past allows them to associate memories and thoughts to specific locations creating a different view compared to others - A persons thoughts can make them feel isolated or part of the community depending on the individual - Shows how different perspectives on the urban environment can change an individual’s perception of the city. What

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    The two short stories “The Pedestrian” and the “Flying Machine” both share a common theme which is a society who is dominated by technology leads to lack of individualism. In the story “The Pedestrian‚” it is set in a chill November day in 2053. It is centered around Learned Mead a man who is viewed to have regressive tendencies because of him having the determination to walk at night and not own a viewing screen like everyone else. The viewing screen was a way to distract the public and it enrages

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    I. Observations I completed this observation on the Main Street Pedestrian Mall in downtown Memphis. As a pedestrian mall‚ Main Street in most of downtown Memphis is closed to vehicular traffic‚ with the idea of promoting usage by pedestrians. Trolley lines run along the middle of the street‚ although the trolleys are currently under repair and have been replaced with buses. Specifically‚ I observed activity along a block of Main Street just south of Union Avenue. The mixed-use block includes several

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    In “The Pedestrian”‚ he described the highways as “only dry riverbeds” empty of vehicles. Bradbury also points out the “tomblike buildings” and “gray phantoms” along the sides of the road. These vivid descriptions allow the reader to feel the loneliness and absence of life in the city and its streets. The imagery in “The Pedestrian” sets the mood and describes the setting. “The Foghorn” portrays another source of imagery. Bradbury makes

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