Reimagined Communities : : Rewriting Nationalisms in European Literary Discourses / / Ryszard Bartnik, Leszek Drong, and Liliana Sikorska, editors.
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| Place / Publishing House: | Göttingen, Germany : : Brill :, V & R unipress,, [2023] ©2023 |
| Year of Publication: | 2023 |
| Edition: | First edition. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Transitions (Palgrave Macmillan (Firm))
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Body
- Ryszard Bartnik / Liliana Sikorska / Leszek Drong: Introduction: Nationalisms as Cultural Artefacts
- Bibliography
- Michael McAteer: From Protestant Ireland to Revolutionary Hungary: Nationalism and Transnationalism in Samuel Ferguson
- Introduction
- Ferguson's ˋA Dialogue'
- Ferguson's ˋHungary'
- Conclusion: Nationalism/Transnationalism
- Bibliography
- Paweł Meus: German nationalism in the interwar period from a borderland perspective: Alfred Hein and his interpretation of the national question
- Bibliography
- Leszek Drong: Denationalizing Upper Silesia in Szczepan Twardoch's Fiction
- 1. Szczepan Twardoch's Silesian Novels
- 2. National and transnational memories in Mitteleurope
- 3. Silesian aspirations in Drach and Pokora
- 4. Crossing boundaries - the chthonic and the transnational
- 5. Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Internet sources
- Richard Jorge: Questioning Identities in the Postmodern Nation: Memory, Past and the Self in Claire Keegan's ˋThe Night of the Quicken Trees'
- The Irish folktale as a subverting narrative structure
- Embodying the Irish nation: superstitious beliefs, the Catholic Church and national discourse
- Questioning a community-driven discourse
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Frank Ferguson: Writing Around the State: Memory Cultures in Contemporary Northern Irish Writing
- Bibliography
- Michaela Marková: The Battles we refuse to fight today become the hardships our children must endure tomorrow: The ethno-political conflict and its legacy in selected contemporary Northern Irish novels for children and YA
- Bibliography
- Internet sources
- Thierry Robin: Borderline Troubles in Resurrection Man and Breakfast on Pluto: Remembering Northern Ireland before the GFA.
- Borders, denial and Freudian death drive narrated in (Northern) Irish fiction
- Novels and films: McCabe's neo-delusional bog Gothic vs McNamee's factional Gothic
- Linguistic borders and political identities
- "What's in a name?"
- Deconstructing images of hatred
- Towards a postmodernist aesthetics of derealization
- A conclusion beyond notional and national binaries
- Bibliography
- Liliana Sikorska: Vanquishing mirages: nations and nationalisms in Barry Unsworth's The Rage of the Vulture and Orhan Pamuk's Silent House
- Bibliography
- Ryszard Bartnik: ˋA writer beyond borders on gross ethics-related negligence': J. M. Coetzee, life-writing and a moral railing against the modern world's maladies
- The form
- The content
- Bibliography
- Bio Notes.