| TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Introduction
- Signal Hill: A Significant Place Feature
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1.1 Introduction
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1.2 Theoretical Approach
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1.2.1 The Home Concept
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1.2.2 Sense of Place Scholarship
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1.2.3 Sense of Place within
Folklore
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1.3 Methodology
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1.3.1 Images of Signal Hill
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1.3.2 The Interviews
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1.3.3 Questionnaire Response
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1.3.4 Song, Poetry, and Prose
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1.4 Conclusion
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Chapter 2 A St.
John’s Sense of Place
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2.1 Introduction
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2.2 Sense of Place in St. John’s
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2.2.1 The Perspective from Inside
and Out
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2.3 Signal Hill in the Lives
of Local Residents
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2.3.1 History and Stories
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2.3.2 Landmark
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2.3.3 Like a Rock: The Sense
of Permanence
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2.4 Conclusion
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Chapter 3 Far From
Home: Early Perceptions of Newfoundland
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3.1 Introduction
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3.2 Early Settlement of "This
Worthless Isle…"
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3.2.1 Early Settlement in St.
John's
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3.3 World View: Expectations
and Cultural Expressions
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3.3.1 Aesthetic Evaluations:
Comparisons to Home
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3.3.2 "A Description of Newfoundland"
- Chaplain B. Lacy
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3.3.3 "Lines on Captain Court’nay’s
Grotto" - Anonymous
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3.3.4 Aesthetic Miscalculations:
Learning from Experience
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3.4 Conclusion
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Chapter 4 Identity
in an Emerging Capital
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4.1 Introduction
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4.2 St. John’s - Newfoundland’s
Capital Emerges
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4.2.1 The Emporium of the Island
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4.2.2 Growing Confidence and
Self-Rule
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4.2.3 The Rise of Sectarianism
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4.2.4 St. John’s Riot of 1861
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4.3 Identity Building
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4.3.1 A Society of Natives
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4.3.2 Disastrous Events
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4.3.3 Daily Routines
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4.3.4 The "Grand Lookout"
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4.3.5 The Sailing of the Fleet
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4.4 Conclusion
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Chapter 5 Inscribing
Signal Hill: Nation and Home
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5.1 Introduction
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5.2 Cabot and the Making of
a Homeland
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5.2.1 The Cabot Committee and
Controversy
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5.2.2 A "Hardy Race of Mariners"
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5.2.3 The Cornerstone Ceremony
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5.3 Signal Hill: Landscape of
Home
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5.3.1 Nostalgia for Days Past
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5.3.2 Leaving Home: Out-migration
1900 - 1930
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5.3.3 Scenes from Home
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5.4 Conclusion
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Chapter 6 The Development
of History and Heritage
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6.1 Introduction
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6.2 Queen’s Battery Barracks
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6.3 The Great Depression
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6.3.1 Exiles in Newfoundland:
The Hope Simpson Letters
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6.3.2 Marconi and his Signal
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6.4 World War II
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6.4.1 Stories of the Hill
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6.5 Confederation
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6.5.1 Appropriation of a Newfoundland
National Icon
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6.5.2 Changing Sentiments
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6.6 Conclusion
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Chapter 7 The Battle
for Signal Hill
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7.1 Introduction
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7.2 The Tradition of the Commons
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7.2.1 Social Control and the
Restructuring of Space
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7.2.2 The Battle for Mousehold
Heath
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7.3 Signal Hill as Commons
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7.3.1 Fringe Area Behavior
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7.3.2 Social Control and the
Restructuring of Space at Signal Hill
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7.3.3 Conflict at Signal Hill:
The PUF Protest
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7.4 Conclusion
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Chapter 8 Conclusion
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8.1 Introduction
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8.1.1 Thesis Outline
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8.2 Contribution to Research
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8.2.1 Future Research
Areas
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8.3 Conclusion
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Bibliography
Appendix 1 Images of and
Regarding Signal Hill
Appendix 2 Questionnaire
Appendix 3 List of Interviews
/ Informants
Appendix 4 Poetry, Prose
and Song Related to Signal Hill
Appendix 5 Regarding the
Squatters Area |