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…nature of his other two daughters. A major subplot involves the illegitimate son of Gloucester, Edmund, who plans to discredit his brother Edgar and betray his father. With these and other major characters in the play, Shakespeare clearly asserts that human…

…is the local human population with their waste and contaminants, raw sewage that is channeled directly to the ocean or large rivers, oil spills, over-exploitation of the natural resources and vegetation, as well as natural disasters and man-made accidents…

…) -"Posttraumatic Syndrome frequently occurs after...natural or human disasters; and accidents." (Sanders, 2001, p.1152) -"Depression, alcohol or other substance abuse...often accompanies posttraumatic syndrome." (Sanders, 2001, p.1152) -"About 5.2 million people…

…transportation. But what happens down the road, when all of the natural resources are gone? In many countries, such as France, nuclear power is accepted and welcome. Why is this not the same way in the US? The media and all forms of entertainment have misconstrued…

…Traumas as Social Interactions We react to serious mishaps, life altering setbacks, disasters, abuse, and death by going through the phases of grieving. Traumas are the complex outcomes of psychodynamic and biochemical processes. But the particulars…

…elements of the universe. Velasquez brings up the point that "the reality we experience includes such seemingly chaotic and purposeless events as natural disasters, the human catastrophes of disease and war, and the personal and national tragedies of senseless…

…primary and secondary succession? How can an ecosystem recover from a natural or man-made disaster? By examining the workings of an ecosystem and a case of primary and secondary succession, environmental scientists can find the answers to these questions. What…

…lead to two different experiences and existences. Hawthorne's eloquent writing offers readers' the opportunity to glimpse at how destructiveness qualities of insecurity, judgment and revenge lead to roads of disaster which can destroy people…

…debated, not least in America where several senators and high powered politicians have deemed it a disaster, when in fact, according to the Dutch government, it is quite the opposite. One such incident came one week before United States Drug Czar Barry R…

…, and drama. The plague and the death resulting from it are two major motifs in the Decameron. It can be argued that the Black Plague of 1338 and 1339 was the most devastating natural disaster to ever strike the European continent. The populations of some cities…