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Born a rebel, Lena escapes her provincial existence and heads for Lisbon as a young woman to make a more exciting life for herself.Intro -- TITLE PAGE -- THE GARDEN -- LIFE IN PARTS -- LENA -- POPULAR BOARDING HOUSE -- LISBON -- LETTER FROM MY MOTHER ...
Charles Baudelaire, Walter Martin
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International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 2003
Rebellion is a strategy of social action: to overthrow the group's status quo or to adamantly oppose its revision. Rebellion occurs when other avenues of influence seem futile or unattractive-a judgment that depends on the group's genuine receptivity to discussion and change, and equally, on the state of mind of the rebel.
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Rebellion is a strategy of social action: to overthrow the group's status quo or to adamantly oppose its revision. Rebellion occurs when other avenues of influence seem futile or unattractive-a judgment that depends on the group's genuine receptivity to discussion and change, and equally, on the state of mind of the rebel.
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2023
Abstract Chapter 5 shows that, during the 2010–2011 Tunisian uprisings, internecine contention erupted publicly, becoming a key factor behind the regime’s collapse. Instead of organizing rallies in support of Ben Ali, party activists became agents of contention: some joined the mass protests, especially at the grassroots level, whereas ...
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Abstract Chapter 5 shows that, during the 2010–2011 Tunisian uprisings, internecine contention erupted publicly, becoming a key factor behind the regime’s collapse. Instead of organizing rallies in support of Ben Ali, party activists became agents of contention: some joined the mass protests, especially at the grassroots level, whereas ...
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2017
This chapter looks at literary responses to the Great Revolt of 1173–4 and the subsequent rebellions against King Henry II by his sons. These events attracted a great deal of attention from contemporary writers, but, as is shown here, their concerns were quite different to those of modern commentators.
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This chapter looks at literary responses to the Great Revolt of 1173–4 and the subsequent rebellions against King Henry II by his sons. These events attracted a great deal of attention from contemporary writers, but, as is shown here, their concerns were quite different to those of modern commentators.
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This chapter explores adolescence as an ambivalent space in-between childhood and adulthood. Lauren James’ young-adult novel Green Rising (2021), is analyzed from an ecofeminist perspective, foregrounding the intricate connections between human bodies and the natural world.
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How does Extinction Rebellion engage with climate justice? A case study of XR Norwich
Local Environment, 2021Gareth A S Edwards
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Extinction Rebellion: Green activism and the fantasy of leaderlessness in a decentralized movement
Leadership, 2022Marianna Fotaki, Hamid Foroughi
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2003
Abstract In 1968, as French students hurled paving-stones and their English counterparts occupied university libraries, there appeared an influential little book on the subject of popular protest in Tudor England. Currently in its fourth edition, Tudor Rebellions has encouraged generation; of sixth-formers and undergraduates to perceive ...
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Abstract In 1968, as French students hurled paving-stones and their English counterparts occupied university libraries, there appeared an influential little book on the subject of popular protest in Tudor England. Currently in its fourth edition, Tudor Rebellions has encouraged generation; of sixth-formers and undergraduates to perceive ...
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