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... origins . The myth of Carthaginian descent was originally invoked to counteract the degrading English insistence that ... origin myth , colonial parable and site of intersection between nation- alism and sexuality . It passes between ...
... origins . The myth of Carthaginian descent was originally invoked to counteract the degrading English insistence that ... origin myth , colonial parable and site of intersection between nation- alism and sexuality . It passes between ...
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... origin that derives the Irish from a less agreeable oriental people , the warlike and masculine Scythians . In the pro- gramme for his own production of Carthaginians ( Druid Theatre Company , 1992 ) , McGuinness included an abridged ...
... origin that derives the Irish from a less agreeable oriental people , the warlike and masculine Scythians . In the pro- gramme for his own production of Carthaginians ( Druid Theatre Company , 1992 ) , McGuinness included an abridged ...
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... origin from the Scythians , and their customs and literature from the Egyptians . As these were the most polished of ... origins squeaky clean , are the source of Ire- land's pre - Christian religious practice . Ireland's ' Saints and ...
... origin from the Scythians , and their customs and literature from the Egyptians . As these were the most polished of ... origins squeaky clean , are the source of Ire- land's pre - Christian religious practice . Ireland's ' Saints and ...
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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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