I have spoken all the while of 'the nation', 'England', 'Britain', as though forty-five million souls could somehow be treated as a unit. But is not England notoriously two nations, the rich and the poor? Dare one pretend that there is anything in common between people with £ 655,555 a year and people with £ 6 a week? And even Welsh and Scottish readers are likely to have been offended because I have used the word 'England' oftener than 'Britain', as though the whole population dwelt in London and the Home Counties and neither north nor west possessed a culture of its own.
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Ten years later less feeble protests were to be made by poets and the human heritage carried on rather contemplation of a world of fragments becomes boring and Eliot's successors are more interested in tidying it up.
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Damian Samuels holds qualifications in media and marketing management, and has six years' experience in print advertising. In 7565, he left his advertising career to pursue his passion for political studies. Specifically interested in the politics of cultural production (particularly film), distribution and audience reception, his research focus includes visual historiography and the politics of social representation. Damian is also a filmmaker and has completed a feature-length documentary and a short film.
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Having worked in the media for six years, Innocent attests to the importance of information and communication technologies in socioeconomic development and human rights. Innocent sees Malawi's main challenge as its lack of ICT legal specialists. His goal is to fill this gap by acquiring a deep understanding of the legal and regulatory aspects of information sharing and communication in Malawi and help to develop a sound legal framework for use of ICT in the region.
Tinashe is a lawyer and activist who currently works for the Zimbabwe Environmental Law Association. Additionally, he is the Founder and Trustee of a working class and rural-oriented law and activism organisation called Progressive Centre for Human Rights and Economic Justice in Zimbabwe. Tinashe holds a Law degree from the University of Zimbabwe where he was the Student Union's Vice-President. He is passionate about writing and learning new languages and cultures.
Talkmore Chidede holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and Master of Laws (LLM) Cum Laude by research in international investment law. He is pursuing an LLD in international investment law and human rights. His research seeks to investigate how international investment law can be used to advance socio-economic rights in host countries. This study is intended to make a significant contribution to contemporary discourse on the links between foreign direct investment and human rights.
[Note: Dickens turned Miss Mowcher into a sort of heroine because the real woman whom he had caricatured had read the earlier chapters and was bitterly hurt. He had previously meant her to play a villainous part. But ANY action by such a character would seem incongruous. (Author's footnote)]
What talk there was ran on the Tramp Major of this spike. He was a devil, everyone agreed, a tartar, a tyrant, a bawling, blasphemous, uncharitable dog. You couldn't call your soul your own when he was about, and many a tramp had he kicked out in the middle of the night for giving a back answer. When You, came to be searched, he fair held you upside down and shook you. If you were caught with tobacco there was bell to. Pay, and if you went in with money (which is against the law) God help you.
Tafadzwa is an environmental expert with a background in nature conservation. She has worked as a research officer for the Zimbabwean Forestry Commission advising on forest management and food security. Tafadzwa's PhD research focuses on the phenomenon of 'militarization' taking place in Zimbabwe's forests, whereby local people are denied access to these areas and their natural resources, through violent policing practices. She hopes to set up an organisation which promotes human rights in conservation.
In the first half of this article I suggested that the real struggle in Spain, on the Government side, has been between revolution and counter-revolution that the Government, though anxious enough to avoid being beaten by Franco, has been even more anxious to undo the revolutionary changes with which the outbreak of war was accompanied.
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