Titlebook: Durkheim and National Identity in Ireland; Applying the Sociolo James Dingley Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America In

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Durkheim as a French Nationalist, France after her shattering defeat in the Franco-Prussian War (1870), the Paris Commune (1871), and the resultant turmoil and humiliation of defeat: “His experience of the French defeat may have contributed to a strong (though in no way militant) patriotism, a defensive sense of national decadence

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Nations and Nationalism,ously would have been regarded as basically loose linguistic groups or provinces ruled over by metropolitan states, such as Russia or Austro-Hungary, which are now nation-states. Meanwhile, Italy and Germany were geographic and cultural expressions covering a number of independent states with no pol

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Ireland, the Revisionist Debate,rish history and its interpretation. Its main tools in this have been recourse to documentary evidence, contemporary witnesses, and statistical analysis and records to assess the assumptions and accepted discourse of traditional Irish (nationalist) history. In brief, it has resorted to an empirical

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Science and the Arts in Ireland,ery status of science itself. The revisionist argument is based heavily on the application of “scientific” concepts of objectivity and empirical data. As recent research on the history of science in Ireland indicates, such scientific ideas have a clear national, political bias (Brett, 1999; Bowler a

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Ireland and Nationalism,), which few modern historians would accept (McGarry, 2011). First, it was Normans who invaded twelfth-century Ireland; second, as Riordan (1990) reminds us, in pre-seventeenth-century Ireland, warfare was endemic and a Gaelic way of life, against each other as much as the Crown (who were accepted a

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Introduction: No-Where and Now-Hereteria for different societies/nations and also represent the core characteristics for his division between mechanical (Catholic nationalist) and organic (Protestant industrial), which are fundamentally incompatible because they produce truth and knowledge that contradict each other.

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Conclusion: Knowledge, Truth, and the Problem of Useless Knowledge,teria for different societies/nations and also represent the core characteristics for his division between mechanical (Catholic nationalist) and organic (Protestant industrial), which are fundamentally incompatible because they produce truth and knowledge that contradict each other.