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    Dharavi A Slum Analysis

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    Even then, it is still survival of the fittest. Background assumption is a deeply embedded, common understanding of how the world operates and of how people ought to act. Dharavi is a mega slum. Before I watched this video I did not understand fully the concept of a slum. So prior to my knowledge of what made a slum, I had no tainted background assumptions. Dharavi consist of 11 masses, 28 temples, 6 churches, and 12 schools. Over 5000 businesses exist in 15,000 single room factories. Most of…

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    Krail Slum Case Study

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    Lifestyle In Korail Slum Beware the ends of the earth and the exotic: the drama is on your doorstep wherever the slums; are, wherever there is malnutrition, wherever there is exploitation and cruelty. (John Grierson) In Bangladesh, Urban areas are polluted with slum dwellers. Slums are available in urban cities. Almost 30% of our population, more than 14 million population lives in slums characterised by tenure insecurity and evictions, and controlled by ganglords who charge exorbitant rates for…

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    for what causes the awful environments of the slum areas. He uses several descriptive words for easier understanding of readers, and as well as strong words in order to emphasize his claims. Moreover, the author mentions three similar but different examples to strengthen his opinions. The author begins the passage by using various descriptive words or phrases such as rough, potholed, and the highest crime rate, to introduce the topic and describe the slum area in order to provide better…

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    Urban Slum Case Study

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    STUDENT CONFERENCE UNFOLDING THE REALITY OF URBAN SLUM: CHALLENGES FACED BY THE CHILDREN LIVING IN WAZIRPUR J.J COLONY Submitted To: Submitted By: Dr. Sanjoy Roy Ashvina Basnet Delhi School of Social Work M.A Previous University of Delhi Id no: 4490 ABSTRACT The National Plan of Action for Children 2005 was introduced in the Parliament to provide a roadmap for steps to be taken for improvement in the lives of Indian children. The plans were divided into four…

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    Mike Davis’s book Planet of Slums does a good job at analyzing world urbanization, poverty and describing the conditions in which the poorest people on earth live in, however I disagree with his opinion that the slums are a lost cause. In the book Davis, which is an urban historian, seeks to provide a better understanding of the rapidly increasing urban population, the extreme levels of poverty, and exploitation of the poor around the world. His book had a deep impact in how I define poverty as…

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    Slum dogs The first concept from the book that I am going to link to this video is the term ‘socialization’. In the book, this means, the process by which people learn the characteristics of their group-the knowledge, skills, attitudes, values, norms, and actions though appropriate for them (Henslin 67). I chose this concept for multiple reasons. One reason I chose this concept is because in the city Dharavi they are over populated with 1,000,000 people in a square mile. This means that they…

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    London William Blake S This poem is about the slums of London and how the people’s despair in these areas is at the fault of their government, a government that brings hopelessness to the people. P I explore the streets, Where the river Thames goes by, Every face I see is full of anguish, Anguish caused by weakness and despair. In every man’s cry, In every infant’s frightened screams, In every one who speaks, in every restriction, The mental shackles I hear. The chimney cleaners weep, The…

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    Slum Dog Millionaire Essay

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    Tamil Nadu, India Abstract The objective of the study is to explore the use of vocabulary influenced by media with special reference to the movie “Slum dog Millionaire”. Various tasks were used to make aware of the vocabulary learning by the first year under graduate engineering students of an institution at south India. The English movie “Slum dog Millionaire (2008)” was shown to the students. A vocabulary test was conducted for the students before and after viewing the movie as pre-test…

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    beginning. The strategy of rebuilding has not been successful. Eliminating slums or halting the decaying of neighborhoods in cities has not been accomplished. This concept of salvaging continues the failing method in a never ending cycle. However, there are proper steps that can be taken to reverse the process for decay. The lack of involvement from city planners on the decaying issue has created what is known as “The Slums.” Jacobs’ solutions include development at…

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    who belongs from a favored family, who has never encountered how cruel life can be and a child from a slum who is familiar with the brutality experienced due to a poverty. Whereas when the slum boy takes out a flute, the rich boy drowns its sound by his loud toy-trumpet, when the slum boy switches to a home-made mask and spear,” the rich boy pondering over his unspoken defeat, given that the slum boy gives up trying to be friends with the rich boy and the rich boy seems proud of his victory”…

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