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Visions of Empire and Other Imaginings: Cinema, Ireland and ...
munshis and other indigenous agents participated in the construction of
Indological knowledge through the translation and explication of texts, laws and
customs.13 Although the production of Celticist knowledge in an Irish context has
...
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Joyce, Race, and Empire
University College, this Celticist voice hails Stephen and makes its appeal, in
simultaneity with the priestly pressure hailing him with a religious calling; both
voices pitch interpellated "vocations" which he distrusts. ("He himself was the
greatest ...
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Yeats's Nations: Gender, Class, and Irishness
We might say, then, that while the nationality of Yeats's Celticist cultural
nationalism demanded religious genius and democratic politics, the culture of his
Celticist cultural nationalism demanded poetic genius and authoritarian politics.
Marjorie Howes, Marjorie Elizabeth Howes, 1998
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And the Healing Has Begun...
The perception of Ireland on a broader level can then be generally regarded as a
kind of 'Celticist' depiction. According to Dutch cultural historian Joep Leerssen,
this perception, when reflected upon in writing, always becomes a perspective ...
Recent work to highlight this overlay landscape trope as a writing style includes a
poetic-theoretical study by the Celticist Francesco Benozzo, who pro- vides an
extraordinary mapping of the middle Irish text Buile Shuibhne as “an unresolved
...
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Empire of Magic: Medieval Romance and the Politics of ...
Thomas Jones's article on the Welsh background of the Arthurian legend is an
example of Celticist scholarship that continues to be cited. For examples of an
earlier, and more recent, argument on the relationship of Welsh hagiographic ...
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British Identities before Nationalism: Ethnicity and ...
Ö In the late seventeenth century there were strong links between Saxonist and
Celticist scholarship. The pioneering Celticist Edward Lhuyd (1660–1709) took
an interest in Saxon and Danish studies, and belonged to the same close-knit if ...
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Resurgence in Jane Urquhart's Oeuvre
Celticist scholars viewed the modern Irish as direct descendants of a "pure and
holy race [...] whose ancient institutions, veneration for learning, and religious
zeal made Saxon culture during the two or three centuries before the Norman ...
Héliane Daziron-Ventura, Marta Dvorak, 2010
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The Cambridge Companion to Literature and the Environment
800, the Celticist John Carey describes a process of “the baptism of the gods,” by
which native traditions of a spiritual dimension in the landscape seem to have
melded with Judeo-Christian ideas of Paradise, as incarnational desert
asceticism ...
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Bringing the Sacred Down to Earth: Adventures in Comparative ...
First and foremost, they are upstanding embodiments of institutional Catholic
values in their respective home countries; their suffering and wandering
represent Orientalist and Celticist colonial stereotypes that their respective
Churches seem ...
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King Arthur battle site unearthed near Peebles
But Andrew Breeze, a philologist and Celticist, has unearthed evidence that proves there was a King Arthur and that he fought most of his major ... «Peeblesshire News, Mar 15»
Passings: Mike Gleason, Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke, Anne Ross
... 2012): While no official obituary or notice has been posted, I have received word from scholarly sources I trust that famed Celticist Anne Ross, ... «Patheos, Wrz 12»
Wales, the first and final colony - by Adam Price MP
The Victorians - for all their Celtomania - were determined to finish the job: even theArch-Celticist Mathew Arnold was to declare “the sooner the ... «WalesOnline, Lis 09»
