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Page 115
... ( North 34 ) The woman's Phoenician stitchwork may be frayed , but the ' small gleam ' of national identity that it embodies is reborn out of the bog . The first section of North combines Arnold's vision of Ireland as feminine with ...
... ( North 34 ) The woman's Phoenician stitchwork may be frayed , but the ' small gleam ' of national identity that it embodies is reborn out of the bog . The first section of North combines Arnold's vision of Ireland as feminine with ...
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... North to ' Shoot us a few Prods ' ( Plays : Two 13 ) , and he mouths slogans about ' A minority Catholic group being oppressed ' . He is not the only one to have entertained these fantasies , but no one else uses phrases like ' No ...
... North to ' Shoot us a few Prods ' ( Plays : Two 13 ) , and he mouths slogans about ' A minority Catholic group being oppressed ' . He is not the only one to have entertained these fantasies , but no one else uses phrases like ' No ...
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... North of Ireland . He argues that the production of small , well - crafted and increasingly opaque lyrics has assured Heaney his massive contemporary reputation , his professorships at Harvard and Oxford , his high sales figures and his ...
... North of Ireland . He argues that the production of small , well - crafted and increasingly opaque lyrics has assured Heaney his massive contemporary reputation , his professorships at Harvard and Oxford , his high sales figures and his ...
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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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