The Romanticism of “Adolphe”

Scott, Malcolm

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“…Chlamydia and gonorrhoea rates are notably high in the Trent Region, where Nottingham is situated, with between 5% and 15% of 15–20 years olds suffering with chlamydia and Nottingham being one of the three worst areas for gonorrhoea in the UK (Hughes et al. 1998, Scott 1999). Nottingham has been granted Health Action Zone status as an economically deprived area, and part of this initiative focuses on reducing teenage pregnancies by 25% and improving sexual health among teenagers (Scott 1999).…”

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Promoting teenage sexual health: an investigation into the knowledge, activities and perceptions of gynaecology nurses

Jolley

2001

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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The nurses felt that the teenage sexual health service provided could be improved by better staff training, better information for teenagers and better organization. Recommendations have been made as a result of the study but the staff will need management support to ensure that changes are effective. Generalizations cannot be drawn from a study in one hospital but the results could reflect the low profile given to the teenage sexual health aspect of gynaecology nurses' work in the UK.

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“…1998, Scott 1999). Nottingham has been granted Health Action Zone status as an economically deprived area, and part of this initiative focuses on reducing teenage pregnancies by 25% and improving sexual health among teenagers (Scott 1999).…”

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Promoting teenage sexual health: an investigation into the knowledge, activities and perceptions of gynaecology nurses

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2001

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The Abyss of Freedom: Legitimacy, Unity, and Irony in Constant's Adolphe

Landy¹

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Despite its superficial similarities with Rousseau's Confessions , Constant's Adolphe functions in fact as a devastating critique from within of the entire autobiographical project. Proceeding from the threefold assumption that the soul is irremediably divided, self-opaque, and untranslatable into language, it interrogates the very feasibility of autobiography, implicitly presenting its protagonist's maxims (which only appear to be the fruits of experience altruistically shared) and his claim never to have loved (which only appears to be brutally honest, but is a curious act of self-slander) as desperate attempts to produce the illusion of unity. Behind everything stands the spectre of the French Revolution, its excess of liberty engendering relentless, paralyzing doubt – a thoroughly modern species of self-division from which it is difficult, if not impossible, to recover.

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Genèse, Structure Et Destin D’Adolphe

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