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Page 172
... Native Americans , which began in the sixteenth century as a staple trope of anti - Irish propaganda , 16 has recently been given a new spin by Ireland's belated entry into the arena of postcolonial discourse . The title poem of Paul ...
... Native Americans , which began in the sixteenth century as a staple trope of anti - Irish propaganda , 16 has recently been given a new spin by Ireland's belated entry into the arena of postcolonial discourse . The title poem of Paul ...
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... Native American and negro as victims of the ' manichaeistic struggle ' between white and dark races . Because , like an Irish - speaking peasant , he cannot understand his accusers or deny his guilt , Wahnotee is nearly lynched by a ...
... Native American and negro as victims of the ' manichaeistic struggle ' between white and dark races . Because , like an Irish - speaking peasant , he cannot understand his accusers or deny his guilt , Wahnotee is nearly lynched by a ...
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... Native American policemen who had been . sent to arrest him . Heaney , who has confessed to ' nostalgia ' for Antaeus , once defined his poetry as a ' slow obstinate papish burn , emanating from the ground I was brought up on ...
... Native American policemen who had been . sent to arrest him . Heaney , who has confessed to ' nostalgia ' for Antaeus , once defined his poetry as a ' slow obstinate papish burn , emanating from the ground I was brought up on ...
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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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