Postnationalist Ireland: Politics, Culture, Philosophy

Richard Kearney

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Irish and British Studies Political Systems and Governance Historical Studies of British Isles

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Introduction: Beyond the Nation State Part One: Politics Study 1: Beyond Sovereignty Study 2: Ideas of a Republic Study 3: Genealogy of Republicanism Study 4: Postnationalism and Postmodernity Study 5: Rethinking Ireland A) On Joint Sovereignty B) Ireland as a European Region C) Towards a British-Irish Council Part Two: Culture Study 6: The Fifth Province Study 7: Myths of Motherland Study 8: Myth and Nation in Modern Irish Poetry Part III: Philosophy Study 9: George Berkely and the Irish Mind Study 10: John Toland - An Irish Philosopher? Study 11: John Tyndall and Irish Science Postscript: Towards a Postnationalist Ireland

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