PPT-criminology in Victorian Literature
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Task 1 What do you think Dracula looks like Police Composite Sketch of Bram Stokers Dracula L ong white moustache Face a very strong aquiline thin nose high
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Task 1 What do you think Dracula looks like Police Composite Sketch of Bram Stokers Dracula L ong white moustache Face a very strong aquiline thin nose high bridge D omed forehead. Victorian Period. P. eriod . of . Queen Victoria’s . reign . from 20 June 1837 until her death on 22 January . 1901. It was a long period of peace, prosperity, refined sensibilities and national self-confidence for . 1830-1902. A Time of Change. London becomes most important city in Europe. Population of London expands from two million to six million. Shift from ownership of land to modern urban economy. Impact of industrialism. L. iterature. (1830-1899). Queen Victoria. Windsor Castle in Modern Times. : Queen Victoria, Prince Albert and Victoria, Princess Royal. Sir Edwin Landseer. 1841-1845. Scholarly . Commentary. This painting exemplifies . Aleksandras Dobryninas. Vilnius . University. . 27TH BALTIC CRIMINOLOGICAL CONFERENCE . „CRIMINOLOGY AS VOCATION AND PROFESSION“ . Foundation of Criminology: Philosophical and Logical Aspects (1990). Welcome! To the first in Ireland?. Orientation: giving a sense of place and direction. CK113 BA Criminology. A degree, but what kind?. Multi-disciplinary, to some extent inter-disciplinary and a little trans-disciplinary. Period and Oscar Wilde. 1832-1900. England. Victorian Period. Queen Victoria took throne in 1837 (at 18). Long reign, died in 1901 (at 82). England became wealthiest nation . British Empire expansion . By: Tanner, . Maddie. , Allie, . Kiah. , Avery and Katie. Definition. Period of dramatic change that brought England to its highest point of development as a world power. It was a time of prosperity, optimism, and stability.. Rhiannon, Fatimah, Kiran and Apreetha. Summary. Despite there being different social classes, women were primarily categorised into two groups: Angels and Whores.. Angels: lower middle class to nobility.. Reign of Queen Victoria. (. pgs. . 56-65). Immigrants: Rich and Poor. 1. Where were most immigrants to Canada coming from?. Ireland and Scotland (mostly poor and uneducated). 2. What hardship did immigrants often face?. Curriculum F–10. Familiarisation . Sharon Foster . Victorian Curriculum F–10, Manager. Curriculum. is the statement of the purpose of schooling defines what it is that all students have the opportunity to learn . The academic discipline of criminology uses scientific methods to study . the nature. , extent and causes. of . criminal behavior.. INTERDISCIPLINARY. Because criminologists are influenced by many disciplines the field of criminology is . AP English Lit. & Comp.. Victorian Britain. W. hen you hear “the Victorian era,” what comes to mind?. You might think of women in high-neck dresses, or the Queen of England.. During the Victorian era Britain was economically and culturally the world’s most powerful nation.. Collection Notes 6. Victorian Period (1832-1901) Collection Notes from your text. What social and political factors affected life in Victorian England?. What did Victorians value?. How did discoveries in science affect people’s beliefs?. Chapter 1. What is Criminology?. Criminology: An interdisciplinary science that gathers and analyzes data on crime and criminal behavior.. Criminologists use the scientific method to answer questions such as:.
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