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Introduction: Empire, Literature, History / Eóin Flannery And Angus Mitchell -- Fasting For The Public: Irish And Indian Sources Of Marion Wallace Dunlop's 1909 Hunger Strike / Joseph Lennon -- Roger Casement: The Evolution Of An Enemy Of Empire -- I / Angus Mitchell -- 'we Are Of Necessity Anti-imperialists': Irish Republicans And Empire, 1922-39 / Caoilfhionn Ní Bheacháin -- Erskine Childrers: The Evolution Of An Enemy Of Empire -- Ii / Brian P. Murphy -- Fraudesia: The British South Africa Company And Its Enemies / Stephen Donovan -- Transient Constructs: Soviet Monuments And Those Of Their Enemies / Talinn Grigor -- Offshore Irelands; Or, Hy-brazil Hybridized: Utopian Colonies And Anti-colonial Utopias, 1641-1760 / Michael Griffin -- The Use Of Hiberno-english As A Mouthpiece For Irish Identity In The Irish Theatre: Synge's The Playboy Of The Western World And The Drama Of Martin Mcdonagh / Róisín Ní Ghairbhí -- The Language Of Empire And The Empire Of Language: Joyce And The Return Of The Postcolonial Repressed / Eugene O'brien -- Collateral Language: Empire, Theory And Idioms Of Authority / Eóin Flannery -- The Limits Of 'irish Studies': Historicism, Culturalism, Paternalism

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Author
Eóin Flannery; Angus Mitchell
Publisher
Four Courts, c2007.
Published
2007
Language
EN
ISBN
9781846820021
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Political Science, History, Social_sciences

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