developing an integrated care strategy, which sets out how the wider health needs of the local population will be met.

produce a five-year plan (updated annually) for how NHS services will be delivered to meet local needs.

women were valued for their function in society rather than their individuality.

Each elite Athenian woman had a Guardian (called a kyrios)—this was either her husband or closest male relative. He was assigned to protect her and make decisions regarding her life.

Heretas

weaving [huphainein]

freedom [eleutheros]

bondage [anagkē]

first love as something raw and unforgettable, however, never failing to illustrate the naivety in first love and the sense of youthfulness in it.

nostalgia and sentiment,

unrealistic expectations of romance (such as the oft-held belief that love endures through time and hardship) present in a relationship in ‘Love Songs in Age’ and ‘Valentine’

Larkin attributes the loss of love to the erosive nature of time in ‘Talking in Bed’, Duffy highlights the complicity of the couple in the breakdown of their relationship in ‘Disgrace’.

she rediscovers the love songs of her youth and her once-naïve expectations for love, which eventually fade into a more realistic, jaded view of romance.

During the eighth century BC the Greeks made more contact with the East, partic u-larly with places such as Assyria, Egypt and Phoenicia.

Blanche Dubois is a victim of the mythology of the Southern Belle where she is expected to be innocent, decorous and submissive.

will keep the law given by God, sanctioned by man’” (314).

“‘God did not give me my life to throw away” (409)

At the time of its publication, Japan was in ferment.

Mishima argues, the essence of humanity lies in its fragility — and its beauty between death and the infinite.

All of the characters become absurd characterizations of themselves