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Alan M. Weinbergessibility and so on. However, the contradictions between the traditional development of road transport and natural environment and resource have been apparent. Specifically speaking, there are three aspects: (1) high consumption of resource; (2) land resource wasting; (3) severe pollution. Therefor

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Conclusion,ly apt. For, as the present study bears out, Shelley engages the cultural ‘presence’ of the Italian past with the sure instinct of a poet confident of his artistic powers. Shelley rises to the challenge of his forebears, meeting them on their own ground, as it were, and never, it would seem, being daunted by their genius and fame.

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Italian Origins, Sources and Precedents: ,the Indian Caucasus for much of Acts I, II, and III, shifting scene to a cave beside a temple at Athens. in Act IV. The action takes place in the continuous present:. when the play opens, Prometheus has been bound to a precipice of icy rocks in the Caucasian mountains for three thousand years, ‘the