Titlebook: Ireland and Postcolonial Studies; Theory, Discourse, U Eóin Flannery Book 2009 Eóin Flannery 2009 gender.Postcolonial Studies.Utopia

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lobal politics and the economy. Recent ever-increasing environmental pollution incidents in China indicate the limitations of one-sided environmental measures by the government and companies. The role of environmental NGOs and their participation are increasingly significant for improving environmen

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Field Day and Irish Postcolonial Criticism, A range of internal factors complicates readings of colonial occupation, in which notions of language, nationality, ethnicity, faith, class, and gender were drastically affected. Indeed, the depth and protraction of Ireland’s colonial experience, together with the vanguard initiative of its anticol

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Irish Postcolonial Criticism and the Utopian Impulse, differential projects of anticolonial theory and practice. Yet there has never been an adequate commerce of ideas established between the respective contemporary fields of utopian studies and postcolonial studies. However, in a recent essay in . the postcolonial scholar, Bill Ashcroft, attempted to

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,Postcolonial Metacriticism — The ‘Second Wave’,remarks to her 1997 essay, ‘The Challenge of the Particular Case: Bourdieu’s Sociology of Culture and Literary Criticism’. Moi states:.In this instance Moi throws light on two of the most important aspects of Bourdieu’s critical methodology. Firstly, Moi gestures towards Bourdieu’s insistence that a

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Ireland, Gender and Postcolonialism, been about the dangers of too readily assuming that group identifications always work’ (2004: 2). Just as patriarchal, imperial and national discourses served to naturalise, and to abstract, multifarious racial, confessional, and gendered lives, reactionary and oppositional critiques of such histor

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gures, publications and debates within Irish postcolonial criticism, delivering a commentary on this diverse body of work as well as positioning Irish postcolonial criticism within the wider postcolonial field.978-1-349-30892-7978-0-230-25065-9