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... represents both colonial and dramatic power : pardoning the rebel MacCoul and the wrongly condemned Shaun , the Secretary ' directs ' the actions of all the characters . ' I seem to have conducted this affair to a suc- cessful eruption ...
... represents both colonial and dramatic power : pardoning the rebel MacCoul and the wrongly condemned Shaun , the Secretary ' directs ' the actions of all the characters . ' I seem to have conducted this affair to a suc- cessful eruption ...
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... represents what is wrong with the South ; politically he represents what is wrong with the North . Under both aspects he stands for tradition rather than modernity . Like ' A Love ' , Thomas McCarthy's poem ' State Funeral ' contrasts ...
... represents what is wrong with the South ; politically he represents what is wrong with the North . Under both aspects he stands for tradition rather than modernity . Like ' A Love ' , Thomas McCarthy's poem ' State Funeral ' contrasts ...
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... represents the ambush at Béal na mBláth as engineered by a remorseless young boy who represents the next generation of the IRA and , like the young Free State soldier who callously shoots Harry Boland in a previous scene , lacks ...
... represents the ambush at Béal na mBláth as engineered by a remorseless young boy who represents the next generation of the IRA and , like the young Free State soldier who callously shoots Harry Boland in a previous scene , lacks ...
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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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