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... popular culture into productive juxtaposition . Although my interests lie mostly in the twentieth century , my first chapter is on the melodrama of Dion Boucicault , who provides an important reference point for the whole project ...
... popular culture into productive juxtaposition . Although my interests lie mostly in the twentieth century , my first chapter is on the melodrama of Dion Boucicault , who provides an important reference point for the whole project ...
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... popular on both sides of the imperial divide and on both sides of the Atlantic , his inclusive appeal does not mean that his stage practice was politically meretricious . When , ten years after the Famine , Bouci- cault began to write ...
... popular on both sides of the imperial divide and on both sides of the Atlantic , his inclusive appeal does not mean that his stage practice was politically meretricious . When , ten years after the Famine , Bouci- cault began to write ...
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... popularity , then , the feminist case against certain aspects of Heaney's work has been clearly articulated . I propose to recuperate both Heaney and O'Connor for feminist politics by juxtaposing canonical poet and popular singer ...
... popularity , then , the feminist case against certain aspects of Heaney's work has been clearly articulated . I propose to recuperate both Heaney and O'Connor for feminist politics by juxtaposing canonical poet and popular singer ...
Contents
and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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