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2190097 Cheng Yufei

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Garden Path with Chickens (1916) by Gustav Klimt

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1990050, 유수정

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Eager to step into their own in the art scene #Claude Monet #impressionism 

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Eunmi Choi, 1890072

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Ryu Chaelyn, 2390054

Water Lilies by Claude Monet

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Ryu Chaelyn, 2390054

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http://mappingdubliners.org/rutland-square/

2090079, Eunsong Yoon

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Letts's popular atlas, being a series of maps delineating the whole surface of the globe, with many special and original features; and a copious index of 23,000 names. Complete edition. Letts, Son & Co. Limited, 33, King William Street, London Bridge, E.C. Factory and works at New Cross, S.E. 1883.

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#Woolf #Kew Gardens by Camille Pissarro #Impressionism Style

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Sungah Kim, 2090012

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2290071 임서진

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Jaeeun Kim, 2090020

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2090021 Kim Jisoo

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2269043 Seoyeon Ahn 안서연

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2086001 Gowoon Kim

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#Vanessa bell #impressionism #virginia woolf

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Julia Kwak, IES24199

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir, The Pear Tree, 1877

Sofia MAGNO (2103001)

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Elise Koumali, IES24048

#Dubliners #TwoGallants

#jamesjoyce

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2190029 Hyejune Min

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Kew Garden's path that the characters in the book may have passed by

2090073 HAN, Chaejin

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#Dubliners #Two Gallants #Joyce #Richards

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https://theamericanreader.com/20-may-1906-james-joyce-to-grant-richards/

2290035 Subeen Park

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However, it seems not to be a perfect oval shape.

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2090035 Song Chae-eun

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2129012 Park, Eunhye

"Bourton: an imaginary country house, familiy home of Clarissa Dalloway, enjoying an elevated view of the River Severn" – from the annotations of the Oxford World's Classics

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Anne Rice, 1918, Cornwall, oil on canvas, Museum of New Zealand

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2090023 Jiyoon Kim

This portrait is painted by American painter Anne Rice. Manfield suggested to use red as a main color. Rice tried to integrate the figure and the background by bringing the background forward.

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Post-impressionism Painting by Paul Cézanne

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Post-impressionism Painting by Paul Cézanne

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2290033 Park Sumin

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2290014 Dain Kim

https://cdn.thecollector.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/life-and-art-of-vanessa-bell-post-impressionism-pioneer.jpg?width=1400&quality=70

Vanessa Bell focused on post-impressionism in her art. She had a close relationship with her sister Virginia Woolf.

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Sooyoung Byun, 1990042

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Minjoo Kim, 2290018

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Great Pagoda at Kew Gardens Chinese Pagoda

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Great Pagoda at Kew Gardens Chinese Pagoda

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Kayne Chae, 2290083

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2090056 Jiwon Lee

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Lee Mieun, 2290059

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Haneul Kim, 2090024

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1990040 Hanseul Park

Along with James Joyce, Virginia Woolf is considered one of the undisputed masters of stream of consciousness writing. Also, her novels make readers to think about the nature of human perception.

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1990007 Seungmin Kang

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Elise Koumali, IES24048

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Elise Koumali, IES24048

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Ryu Chaelyn, 2390054

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2290037 Jeongeun Park

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German infantrymen operating a Maxim machine gun during World War I

2090023 Jiyoon Kim

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#Septimus #12pm #Septimus opened his eyes and see the view of this park after his deep thought. #Peter and his 5 years empty in London.

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2290074 Jeongmin Im.

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Tottenham Court Road at the junction with Oxford Street. The building on the left was demolished in 1928 to make way for the Dominion Theatre.

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2290048 Minseo Oh

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#woolf

2290022 yeonji kim

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1990050 Soojoung yoo

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Ryu Chaelyn, 2390054
Green mackintosh coat: iconic item of Miss Kilman

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Ryu Chaelyn, 2390054
Rest cure is a treatment of hysteria. It involves isolation.

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(2190063 Lee Hanbyeol) The rest cure was known as a cure to make women calm and help them go back to their "womanly duties". It was a combination of forced sleep and a specific diet. Some may have been successful but in many cases they were not.

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2190021 Juyoung Kim

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Photo of Peter Robinson Department Store, 1923.

Department Stores started operating throughout the UK. Peter Robinson Department Store opened up to 39 shops but disappeared by the end of 1970s.

(2023019 Son Chaerin)

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# bed rest #Is this really a true treatment?

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2090035 Chaeeun Song

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Julie Seunghye Ryu, 2190050

"British Empire Union poster from the immediate post-war period." (Source: Wikipedia)

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Anti-German Materials - “Once a German – Always a German!” | Canada and the First World War

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Canada’s contribution to the First World War led to growing autonomy and international recognition, but at great cost.

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2090012 Sungah Kim

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2090012 Sungah Kim

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Symbolizes regret, forgiveness. Could also mean patience or sincerity.

Sally Seton had written a letter to Peter about it.

2090056 Jiwon Lee

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2090031 Hyunhee Park

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What Peter Walsh demanded for and the Morrises liked him for it.

2090056 Jiwon Lee

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2086001 Gowoon Kim

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2086001 Gowoon Kim

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1990050 Soojoung Yoo

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Cheng Yufei 2190097

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"Katherine Mansfield (1888-1923)" Stamp Issued by New Zealand Post 2023

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"Katherine Mansfield (1888-1923)" Stamp Issued by New Zealand Post 2023

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Cheng Yufei 2190097

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Virginia Woolf and the Chinese Vogue in Victorian Britain

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Virginia Woolf and the Chinese Vogue in Victorian Britain

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Cheng Yufei 2190097

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Jaeeun Kim, 2090020

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2090073 Han, Chaejin

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Depicting image of the two characters from Two Gallants

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Depicting image of the two characters from Two Gallants

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Jaeeun Kim, 2090020

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Hyacinth growth stage

2090079 Eunsong Yoon

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Regent's Park, one of the spacial settings in Mrs. Dalloway

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"Regent's Park had changed very little..." (55)

2090079 Eunsong Yoon

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a man suffering from shell shock

2290033 Sumin Park

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2290033 Sumin Park

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2190050 Julie Seunghye Ryu

The road Clarissa goes up while on an omnibus with Peter

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Shaftesbury Avenue in 2016 with West End theatres pictured along the right side of the road

Shaftesbury Avenue from Piccadilly Circus in 1949

The Forbidden Planet comic store on the road

Shaftesbury Avenue is a major road in the West End of London, named after The 7th Earl of Shaftesbury. It runs north-easterly from Piccadilly Circus to New Oxford Street, crossing Charing Cross Road at Cambridge Circus. From Piccadilly Circus to Cambridge Circus, it is in the City of Westminster, and from Cambridge Circus to New Oxford Street, it is in the London Borough of Camden.

Shaftesbury Avenue was built between 1877 and 1886 by the architect George Vulliamy and the engineer Sir Joseph Bazalgette, to provide a north-south traffic artery through the crowded districts of St. Giles and Soho. It was also part of a slum clearance measure, to push impoverished workers out of the city centre.[citation needed ] Although the street's construction was stalled by legislation requiring rehousing some of these displaced residents, overcrowding persisted. Charles Booth's Poverty Map shows the neighbourhood makeup shortly after Shaftesbury Avenue opened.

The avenue is generally considered the heart of London's West End theatre district, with the Lyric, Apollo, Gielgud and Sondheim theatres clustered together on the west side of the road between Piccadilly Circus and Charing Cross Road. At the intersection of Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road there is also the large Palace Theatre. Finally, the north-eastern end of the road has another large theatre, the Shaftesbury Theatre.

Also on Shaftesbury Avenue is the former Saville Theatre, which became a cinema in 1970. It was first known as ABC1 and ABC2 but, since 2001, it has been the Odeon Covent Garden. Another cinema, the Soho Curzon, is located about halfway along the street.

Between 1899 and 1902, no. 67 Shaftesbury Avenue was the location of the Bartitsu School of Arms and Physical Culture, which is the first commercial Asian martial arts training school in the Western world.

Shaftesbury Avenue marks the boundary of three discrete West End areas. The subsection of the road from Piccadily Circus to Cambridge Circus marks the southern border of Soho. Of that subsection a slightly shorter stretch thereof, from Great Windmill Street to Cambridge Circus, denotes the southern edge of the Soho gay village. Overlapping the gay village boundary, the still-shorter part of the street from Wardour Street to Greek Street marks the interface between gay Soho and London's Chinatown.

The number of Chinese businesses on the street has been on the increase. On the ground level in Aug 2007, there were two traditional Chinese medicine practices, five Chinese restaurants, three Chinese supermarkets, three Chinese travel agents, two Chinese mobile phone outlets, a Chinese cake shop, two Chinese hair salons, a Chinese fishmonger, a Chinese newsagent, a Chinese bureau de change, and three Chinese banks.

In the evening, street artists gather on the pavement outside the HQ of ICE - International Currency Exchange and Raphaels Bank (previously the home of NatWest) at the Piccadilly Circus end of Shaftesbury Avenue, and produce portraits for the tourists.

On 27 January 2023, a maintenance worker was killed after he was crushed by a telescopic urinal on the street.

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2190050 Julie Seunghye Ryu

"A Group of English Immigrants in Quebec in 1908."

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During the early-twentieth century, emigration from Britain reached unprecedented levels, with approximately 3.15 million people leaving between 1903 and 1913. The most popular destination during these years was Canada, drawing almost half of Britain's emigrants.What impact - economic, social and cultural - did these migrants have on Canada?This is the primary question that this project is endeavouring to answer.English emigrants have been chosen as the particular focus because they dominated the flow of emigrants from the British Isles and constituted a distinct ethnic group in Canada.

The project consists of two parts. Firstly, a sample of passenger lists for the years 1905, 1907, 1910 and 1912 is being transcribed. These passenger lists will provide information concerning the characteristics of the English immigrants who settled in Canada during these years, including their age, gender, marital status, occupations and geographical origins. This data is being linked as much as possible to that in the 1911 Canadian census. This will provide further information regarding the immigrants recorded in the passenger lists - where they actually settled in Canada, the occupations they eventually took up, and the wages they subsequently earned. Thus, a detailed profile of English settlement in Canada during the early-twentieth century will be established, showing who settled where and how they generally fared.

The second - and core - part of this project is building and elaborating on these findings. It consists of case studies on three contrasting cities where English immigrants settled in large numbers - Toronto, Winnipeg and Regina. Data from the 1911 Canadian census is being analysed: the 5% sample which was prepared by the Canadian Century Research Infrastructure project is providing a valuable overview, while 20% samples of a selection of neighbourhoods in these cities are being prepared, which will allow for more in-depth analysis. The English immigrants in both of these samples are also going to be linked to their corresponding entries in Canadian and American passenger lists. This census and passenger list data will not only provide a detailed profile of the English immigrants who lived in these cities - providing information regarding gender, age, household composition, occupations, living standards, chain migration, and so on - but will also facilitate comparison with their non-English neighbours. Finally, the economic, social and cultural impact of English immigrants on these three cities, as well as their adjustment and accommodation to Canadian society, is also be researched using a wide range of archival materials, including local newspapers, the records of English immigrant societies, immigrant letters, and business and local government records.

This project is especially keen to assess the impact that English emigrants had on Canada during the early-twentieth century.

In particular, the role that English immigrants played in Canada's phenomenal economic growth and development between 1896 and 1914 will be examined. While it has been argued by a handful of economic historians that immigration itself likely played an important role in this so-called 'Wheat Boom', much more research needs to be done to determine the exact nature of the relationship between immigration and economic growth during this period. This project is looking in particular at the human capital which English emigrants brought to Canada and how this was subsequently exploited.

The impact of English immigrants on Canadian culture and identity during this period is also being explored. Despite their similarities to the dominant population in Canada, English immigrants were often greeted with a fair amount of hostility. This little-researched issue poses interesting questions in terms of Canadian identity during this period, as most English-speaking Canadians proudly identified themselves as being 'British', but expected English immigrants to become 'Canadian' and were often offended when they resisted. Thus, this project is investigating the integration of English immigrants into Canadian society. It is also examining how this large influx of English immigrants may have shaped the sense of Canada as being a British country, and the effect this may have had on the development of Canadian nationalism and identity during this period.

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During the early-twentieth century, emigration from Britain reached unprecedented levels, with approximately 3.15 million people leavin...

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2103001, Sofia Magno

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This art piece reminds me of Mrs Kilman. I imagined that she would look like this. The coat that the subject is wearing in the piece reminds me of her Mackintosh.

2103001, Sofia Magno

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2103001, Sofia Magno

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Two gallants and the route they wandered in the novel

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Two gallants and the route they wandered in the novel

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2090031 Hyunhee Park

http://mappingdubliners.org/two-gallants/

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1990040 Hanseul Park

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2190063 Hanbyeol Lee

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2190063 Hanbyeol Lee

Bourton-on-the-water is a town in England, which has shaped Mrs. Dalloway's identity in the past. The town's name is referred to many times throughout the story.

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1990040 Hanseul Park

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Plate of peas and a bottle of Ginger Beer

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Plate of peas and a bottle of Ginger Beer

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What Lenehan had while waiting for Corley in Two Gallants. Someone made this meal while reading the story, and posted on Twitter!

(2023019 Son Chaerin)

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In Kew Gardens, the snail is introduced as a determined character, as Woolf describes its movements very carefully. (which was very interesting to me!)

If we had been in the gardens with all the other characters, would we have been able to notice the snail? Or would we be so occupied with our own thoughts and never notice this tiny creature?

(2023019 Son Chaerin)

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The inside view of Kew Gardens in London.

Peaceful and relaxing.

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People on the streets look up the sky as a plane passes by. It is advertising toffee.

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Elizabeth had become like a hyacinth, sheathed in glossy green, with buds just tinted, a hyacinth which has had no sun.

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1790045 Yujung Seo 서유정

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2290079 Chung Chaewon

Kew Gardens is a botanic garden in southwest London that houses the "largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collections in the world".

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2290079 Chung Chaewon

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2290079 Chung Chaewon

The First World War devastated the lives of a generation of young men. But the trauma of war didn't end when the guns stopped firing ...

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2290022 yeonjikim

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2290071 임서진

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2090021 Jisoo Kim

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2290071 임서진

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In the movie titled The Hours(2003), Meryl Streep plays the role of Clarissa living in New York in 2001. I think this movie shows very interesting interpretation and variation about Mrs Dalloway. 2090023 Jiyoon Kim

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#located on Victoria street in London #women's freedom of economic activity

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The department store 'Army and Navy store'

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The department store 'Army and Navy store'

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2290075 Chaehyeon Lim

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#a flâneur with a touch of innovation  #Elizabeth's new experience in Mrs. Dalloway

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2290075 Chaehyeon Lim

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Four paintings from the series of London parliament painted by Claude Monet; a master of the Impressionist style

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2290075 Chaehyeon Lim

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2190021 Juyoung Kim

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An advertisment of the Mackintosh in the 1900s (2129012 Park, Eunhye)

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1790045 Yujung Seo 서유정

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All of the customers shown in the advertisement are women, reflecting how the Stores became a new public space for women at the 20th Britain. (2129012 Park, Eunhye)

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Image: Illustration from article in Daily Mail, â€œChristmas shopping at the Army & Navy Storesâ€, 1898

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Image: Illustration from article in Daily Mail, â€œChristmas shopping at the Army & Navy Storesâ€, 1898

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2090031 Hyunhee Park

http://mrsdallowaymappingproject.weebly.com/septimus-and-rezia.html

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2190021 Juyoung Kim

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Haneul Kim, 2090024

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#I am going mad again #Diary #Mental Illness #Septimus

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2290035 Subeen Park

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#where all the characters gathered #formal unity

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2190074 Yujin Jung