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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Margate"”.

  1. Migration into Margate : a geographical analysis

    … ox origin and why they chose this destination (Margate) The research as such will serve as a guide to Margate Town Board for future development.

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  2. Cultural regeneration in English seaside towns under New Labour: a political economy perspective on the restructuring of tourist destinations

    … Seaside Towns of Whitstable, Folkestone and Margate. Cultural Regeneration policies and practices were analysed within this case study in order to draw conclusions about the broader New Labour context. Data was collected from 93 policy documents and 49 interviews during the final New Labour …

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  3. “New People”: Memory, Leisure, and Identity at the British Seaside in Last Orders and the Remains of the Day

    … in which destinations such as Weymouth and Margate are synonymous with decay and disappointment. I argue that the authors draw upon a literary tradition where seaside vacation destinations are associated with disillusionment, as both as both writers employ narrators whose identities are …

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  4. A Carnivalesque Perspective of Graham Swift's Last Orders

    Graham Swift’s novel Last Orders has yet to be viewed as containing carnivalesque elements as defined by Mikhail Bakhtin in Rabelais and His World. Through the examination of Bakhtin’s theory of the carnivalesque and through a corresponding close reading of Last Orders, this article details the …

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