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  • Chapter 15 - Regional Stories and the Environmental Imagination

  • from Part III - People and Places
  • Edited by Michael J. Collins, King's College London, Gavin Jones, Stanford University
  • Book:
    The Cambridge Companion to the American Short Story
    Published online:
    11 May 2023
    Print publication:
    25 May 2023, pp 236-250

  • Summary

    Even when valorized for a political imagination that drew attention to the marginalized spaces and communities of a rapidly changing postbellum United States, regionalism (or “local color”) literature was long considered to be merely minor: written from and about sites marginal to the centers of culture and power, primarily by women, and appearing most prominently in the modest form of the short story or sketch. This essay reframes the regionalist short story through a renewed attention to its environmental representation, especially by attending to the genre’s questions of scale: the relation between region, nation, and globe; modernity and its relationship to a preindustrial past; the limitations and constraints of a minor form. Through discussions of Sarah Orne Jewett, Mary Murfree, Bret Harte, and others, this essay argues that the regionalist short story’s environmental imagination decenters the human, while also revealing the co-constitution of a region and its literary archive.

  • EPA-0811 - Comparing Examination of the Type and Intensity of P.T.S.D Signs in three Fighter, Self-Sacrificing, and Imposition War Freeman

  • M. Mokhtari, H. Eshaghi Gorji
  • Journal:
    European Psychiatry / Volume 29 / Issue S1 / 2014
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    15 April 2020, p. 1
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  • Introduction:

    War stress like other stress has intensity, duration and times and demonstrated differently in society's people and its reaction depends to different factors. Those who are in stress encounter to different problems and it longs so many years on war survivals.

    Aim:

    This study investigated the Comparing examination of the type and intensity of P.T.S.D signs in three fighter, self-sacrificing, and imposition war freeman.

    Methods:

    The study was descriptive of the event so that the studied groups were subjected to the study of the type and severity of PTSD among various survivor of the war. Iranian Revolutionary Guards personnel are the subjects of the province in the form of veteran groups, militant, prisoner classification and the number 90 was selected as study samples. Data analysis was performed using one-way analysis of variance.

    Results:

    Testimonies shows, the amount of problems in these group of survival is more than other (especially freeman and self-sacrificing).

    Conclusion:

    The important topic in this study is to determine types and intensity of P.T.S.D among war survivals in order to take attention of supporting and medical system support effectively to this category of society. Also take the responsible attention more to these problems.