Titlebook: Literature, Music and Cosmopolitanism; Culture as Migration Robert Fraser Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Mu

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Cultural Migration as Protestant Nostalgia: (2) Milton, Ruskin and Religious Longing, nineteenth, whose theology and religious convictions were markedly at odds with their cultural affinities. The first was John Milton who, inspired by the ideals of the Reformation and the English Revolution, enshrined those ideals in an epic poem which, even as it celebrates the Puritan paradigm, r

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Cultural Migration as Protestant Nostalgia: (3) Purcell, the Popish Plot and the Politics of Latin,n 1660 when, fresh from his continental exile, Charles II returned to London resolved to revive English entertainment, music and theatre. Fraser then recounts how the honeymoon period immediately subsequent to this event was followed by a phase of retrenchment, when a growing suspicion of Catholic t

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,Beyond the National Stereotype: Benedict Anderson and the Bengal Emergency of 1905–06,tial book published in 1983, argued that national consciousness—a pre-condition of modernity—was the product in Europe and beyond of the evolution of print culture, specifically of newspapers and the novel. This argument, Fraser contends, works much better for some contexts than for others. Specific

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Migrating Stories: How Textbooks Fired a Canon,on. Several paths of migration criss-cross here: the slave trade that brought misery to millions but also transported languages and narratives halfway across the world, indentured labour from the Indian subcontinent that enriched islands such as Trinidad, and a colonial regime that imposed an over-a

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A Cultural Cosmopolis,s, which he ascribes to universal idioms implicit in several art forms. Illustrating these with reference to music and then literature, he finishes by arguing concertedly that, as distinct from the idea that there is a separable condition known as “migrant culture”, all culture without exception is

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-68480-2Music; Cosmopolitanism; Migration; Postcolonialism; Postcoloniality; Empire; Imperialism; Italy; Europe; Rusk

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