Ireland and postcolonial theory

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Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Irish and British Studies Cultural Studies and Colonialism

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Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Introduction: The Nation and Postcolonial Theory Clare Carroll 'Misplaced Ideas'? Colonialism, Location and Dislocation in Irish Studies Joe Cleary After History: Historicism and Irish Postcolonial Studies David Lloyd Barbarous Slaves and Civil Cannibals: Translating Civility in Early Modern Ireland Clare Carroll Towards a Postcolonial Enlightenment: The United Irishmen, Cultural Diversity and the Public Sphere Luke Gibbons Between Filiation and Affiliation: The Politics of Postcolonial Memory Kevin Whelan Dumbness and Eloquence: A Note on English as We Write It in Ireland Seamus Deane Mutinies: India, Ireland and Imperialism Amitav Ghosh Irish Orientalism: An Overview Joseph Lennon Spirituality, Internationalism and Decolonization: James Cousins, the 'Irish Poet from India' Gauri Viswanathan Afterword: Reflections on Ireland and Postcolonialism Edward Said Notes and References Bibliography Index

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