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,“The Atmosphere of Authorship”: Landon, Byron and Literary Culture,iché. These final two chapters make a case for reading the celebrity of these poets in terms of a “l(fā)ong Romanticism” that crosses period and gender divides. But they will also demonstrate the crucial difference gender makes in the ways poetic celebrity could be constructed and experienced.

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s Celebrity,e poet: “‘But for the reviewers,’ he said, laughing, ‘I should be entirely unknown.’ ‘But for them,’ I observed, ‘Williams and I would never have crossed the Alps in chase of you. Our curiosity as sportsmen was excited to see and have a shot at so strange a monster as they represented you to be.’”

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Eric Eisnerust” perspective and chooses an alternative that performs satisfactorily over a wide range of scenarios. In contrast, both the ROA and DAPP methods focus on the “adaptive” perspective and have a decision tree framework where risk is spread over time. ROA allows decision makers to delay or abandon th

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Eric Eisnerource of non-stationarity, possibly more relevant than meteorological ones. A natural feedback which is being observed also at the global scale is discussed on the basis of land use in the Adige river basin by comparing cadastral maps of the mid-nineteenth century with recent aerial photographs in f

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Eric Eisnerramework for identifying, assessing, and prioritizing climate-related risks and developing appropriate adaptation responses. The theoretical discussion is illustrated with an example from Canada. It includes (a) the assessment of climate change-caused flood risk to the municipal infrastructure for t

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Eric Eisnerrns have been well documented in several research studies. This chapter focuses on evaluation of climate variability influences on precipitation extremes and characteristics. Several indices and metrics are discussed for such evaluation, and a few results from case studies are presented.

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Eric Eisnerust” perspective and chooses an alternative that performs satisfactorily over a wide range of scenarios. In contrast, both the ROA and DAPP methods focus on the “adaptive” perspective and have a decision tree framework where risk is spread over time. ROA allows decision makers to delay or abandon th