Accent on privilege: English identities and anglophilia in the U.S

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Acknowledgments 1. Want to Be Able to Be English When I Want to Be: Identities as Sites of Contestation 2. Avoiding Extremes: Negotiating Nationalism and Nostalgia 3. Responding to Privilege: Class, Race, Nation, and Anglophilia 4. Gee, I Love Your Accent: English People and Americans Interact 5. White Mischief? Doing Conceptual Work with Empire, Race, and Gender 6. The English Are ... Not Racist, but ... Just English: Imagining a White Nation 7. To Be English or Not? Constructing Identities in the U.S. Appendix: Descriptions of Interviewees Notes References Index

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