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Page 92
... Michael Collins is a neo - fascist movie . The power of the images , like Leni Riefenstahl's , sweeps away our critical barri- ers . . . . And if our media and academics were not so numbed by nationalism , they would see the movie is ...
... Michael Collins is a neo - fascist movie . The power of the images , like Leni Riefenstahl's , sweeps away our critical barri- ers . . . . And if our media and academics were not so numbed by nationalism , they would see the movie is ...
Page 93
... Michael Collins , more vehement than those that greeted In the Name of the Father , sprang from the fact that , after years of neg- ative Irish stereotypes , the representational shoe was now on the other foot . If his countrymen appear ...
... Michael Collins , more vehement than those that greeted In the Name of the Father , sprang from the fact that , after years of neg- ative Irish stereotypes , the representational shoe was now on the other foot . If his countrymen appear ...
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... Michael Collins with the same energy as the Tory organs , although the Independent suggested that ' Jordan's depiction of the British enemy leans towards a mythic simplicity ' ( Jackson ) . The arch right - winger Paul Johnson ...
... Michael Collins with the same energy as the Tory organs , although the Independent suggested that ' Jordan's depiction of the British enemy leans towards a mythic simplicity ' ( Jackson ) . The arch right - winger Paul Johnson ...
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and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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