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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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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 ...
James Teboul, Philippe Damier
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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 ...
James Teboul, Philippe Damier
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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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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 Edwards
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