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National Identity And The British Empire : The Image Of Saint Paul’S Cathedral, Rebecca Pierce
National Identity And The British Empire : The Image Of Saint Paul’S Cathedral, Rebecca Pierce
Theses, Dissertations and Capstones
This paper considers the historical geography of place and identity construction through the case of English Nationalism and the British Empire as encapsulated in London’s Saint Paul’s Cathedral. The research explores several themes: 1) the British Empire’s use of Saint Paul’s Cathedral as a representation, both physically and symbolically, of the ideals and power of the empire; 2) the British Empire’s employment of the Cathedral as the emotional and ideological center of national identity and imperialism in the English population; and 3) the British Empire's manipulation of the image of Saint Paul’s Cathedralas a national and religious landmark. Data analysis …
Effective Planning For Seismic Risk: Case Of Kobe, Japan, Mami Itamochi
Effective Planning For Seismic Risk: Case Of Kobe, Japan, Mami Itamochi
Theses, Dissertations and Capstones
This thesis discusses the city of Kobe’s recovery from the Great Hanshin Earthquake from the perspective of city planning. The earthquake and fire devastated many established parts of the city, impacting housing, businesses, and community institutions, resulting in a need for coordinated planning of of rebuilding. The purpose of this research is to investigate effective planning techniques for seismic risk, using Kobe, Japan as a case study. My research examines a neighborhood where a new plan was developed after the earthquake. It also describes how Kobe is dealing with the massive loss of housing and town resources. After this devastating …