In Thomas Wolfe’s 1940 novel You Can’t Go Home Again, the main character, George Webber, writes a novel that depicts his hometown LQ DQ XQÁDWWHULQJ OLJKW OHDGLQJ WR GHDWK WKUHDWV DQG H[FOXVLRQ RI WKH author from his home community. More than simply a case of vigilante exclusion, Webber’s severed connection with his hometown is part of his exploration of a changing America, about the relationshi...

abdol karim al karami – called abu salma – is one of the famous palestinian poets and arabic contemporary avant – garde. he loves women's beauty and explains the prettiness by his own method. the poet combines kindness between consummation and separation, reality and dream in general. the present article follows up the aesthetics aspects in women description and studies his descriptions in...

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This empirical research tests the effects of personal emotion and perceived environmental conditions on students' intention to return to their hometown to work after graduation in Vietnam. With a sample of 182 students from the National Economics University, the result confirms that students' intention of returning to work in hometown is affected by family support, hometown personal love and pe...

which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. After obtaining a Medical Degree following years of study and the subsequent long and exhausting specialty education program, the tired and now not-so-young doctor has to ship-off to rural areas and practice in a small town in order to gather " Points " compulsory for a Pe...

Research Background) This working paper is part of a comparative research project looking at three immigrant groups (two North African Berber groups: the Moroccan Chleuhs and the Algerian Kabyles, and the Sikh Punjabis from India) residing in two receiving countries (France and the UK). This work seeks to explain the emergence of hometown associations committed to the development of their place...

Hometown Tax Donation is a system that enables citizens to donate prefectures or municipalities of their choice. Donations are subject tax credits, with donors essentially receiving cashback for any amount donated exceeding 2000 yen in the form inhabitant credit and income return. For instance, if resident Tokyo donates 10,000 one’s hometown municipality, will pay 8000 less following fiscal year.