weighting of this gain in relation to social and environmental impacts on residents. The final stage involves implementation and continuous monitoring in terms of both software and hardware requirements of the tourism transport network. Lumdson’s characterisation of sustainable transport planning is useful in that it highlights the extent of integration between transport and tourism. In some situation‚ sharp integration may be needed where transport provision is necessary for economically feasible tourism
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kidnapped and taken to an institution in Moore River. The story is narrated by a much older and wiser‚ Molly herself. It shows how she‚ her sister and their cousin escaped Moore River and returned to their families. The movie focuses a great deal on characterisation applying clothing and props‚ camera angles and sound and music affects to nearly every scene to give the audience an ambience‚ and to set the scene. Character
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fictional character also Bildungsroman as it is the story of a character growing up and developing in society. The novel mainly features social criticism as Dickens projects his own criticisms to society in the book; he does this through setting and characterisation. In this essay I am going to explain how Charles Dickens manipulates sympathy for his characters in Great Expectations. Dickens uses language techniques to create sympathy for some of his characters throughout the novel‚ however starts with
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The industrial revolution was an era of mechanization. During this era‚ in 1854‚ Charles Dickens (1812-1870) wrote Hard Times to comment upon the change within society and its effect on its people. Dickens points out the flaws and limitations of this new society in his eloquent and passionate plea on behalf of the working poor (Charles Dickens Hard Times‚ 2000). The novel shows presents to readers the authors perspective of life during the nineteenth century and makes comments on the central theme
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Dan‚ Ajla‚ Maid‚ Dunja‚ Joanna The Badness Within Him by Susan Hill Theme: Male Adolescence • The restlessness of adolescence: frustration with routine and being caught in between childhood and adulthood – Col’s desire for ‘a storm’ or some kind of change to the hot‚ sunny weather that seemed dragging (adolescence) • aggression and violence against his family • the end of childhood • Oedipus Complex - Also allusion to Oedipus complex‚ where son feels rivalry with his father
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the superb presentation of the scenes‚ characters and episodes whether important or unimportant in the story‚ keeps the reader spellbound throughout. The language is simple and the style of narration is down to earth. The author’s skill of characterisation is too exquisite to go unnoticed. When we read the
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Change and racism evidently aids the characterisation and the development of the text because these significant themes help the portrayal of the characters as they are relatable in society. The text being explored is "out of the Shadows" by Jason Wallace. Change reoccurs throughout the text which helps to develop Robert’s character. Similarly‚ the major connotation of racism also engages readers to relate to the changes of Robert’s and Ivan’s character. Change is evident in the development of
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people such as Nwoye‚ Okonwo’s son‚ “It was not the mad logic of the Trinity that captivated him…It was the poetry of the new religion‚ something felt in the marrow” revealing a lexical field of religion‚ Achebe uses the literary technique of characterisation to develop and challenge Nwoye’s original ideas of religion. His migration to Umofia is symbolic of the first loss of cultural identity from the Mbanta tribe “But he left hold of Nwoye‚ who walked away and never returned”‚ this is significant
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individual has their own ambitions. The symbol “ Dance to win” video in many keys scenes is showing the competitive nature if conformity within [the] ballroom world. This is shown in the mockumentary scene. The mockumentary scene uses humour‚ characterisation through actions‚ body language and costume to explore the idea the need to belong is so strong that it can be “over the top/excessive” and even corrupt some to consider the need [to belong] above others. A tone of mock tragedy [is] expressed
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divided nature of man allegorised through the good and bad angels that demonstrate virtue and vice‚ alongside the concept of sin and degradation allegorised by the Seven Deadly Sins‚ the notion of fate versus free will‚ displayed by a lack of characterisation of God and the possibility of redemption through Christian framework. Such characteristics create the makings of a medieval morality play. Marlowe influences Faustus by the conventions of a medieval morality play by a dramatized moral allegory
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