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Page 85
... produced the English villains of Bourke , so the post - hunger strike phase of the Troubles and the British shoot ... produces in Joe Conran one of the most treacherous Englishmen on the twentieth - century Irish stage . Three films by ...
... produced the English villains of Bourke , so the post - hunger strike phase of the Troubles and the British shoot ... produces in Joe Conran one of the most treacherous Englishmen on the twentieth - century Irish stage . Three films by ...
Page 104
... produces a nation of wandering men who have no settlements to defend , and who can move their families and property ... produce an equally damning genealogy for the Fenian Irish : not Scythians , but simians . ) When Irish writers ...
... produces a nation of wandering men who have no settlements to defend , and who can move their families and property ... produce an equally damning genealogy for the Fenian Irish : not Scythians , but simians . ) When Irish writers ...
Page 125
... produce a deadly metaphor of the Republican and homosexual phallus as the carrier of politi- cal AIDS . Dido , however ... produced a transfiguring moment of light and bird- song , Dido rewrites the metaphor inscribed in his name , which ...
... produce a deadly metaphor of the Republican and homosexual phallus as the carrier of politi- cal AIDS . Dido , however ... produced a transfiguring moment of light and bird- song , Dido rewrites the metaphor inscribed in his name , which ...
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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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