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Understanding 9/11
xiii, 291 pages : 23 cm
Young argues that English identity was invented not for the English but those in English-speaking countries around the world. He shows how potent the idea of Englishness is and helps to explain why the UK continues to act as if it has a 'special relationship' with the US
Includes bibliographical references (pages 242-274) and index
Introduction: exodus -- Saxonism -- 'New theory of race: Saxon v. Celt' -- Moral and philosophical anatomy -- The Times and its Celtic challengers -- Matthew Arnold's critique of 'Englishism' -- 'A vaster England': the Anglo-Saxon -- 'England round the world' -- Englishness: England and nowhere
Young argues that English identity was invented not for the English but those in English-speaking countries around the world. He shows how potent the idea of Englishness is and helps to explain why the UK continues to act as if it has a 'special relationship' with the US
Includes bibliographical references (pages 242-274) and index
Introduction: exodus -- Saxonism -- 'New theory of race: Saxon v. Celt' -- Moral and philosophical anatomy -- The Times and its Celtic challengers -- Matthew Arnold's critique of 'Englishism' -- 'A vaster England': the Anglo-Saxon -- 'England round the world' -- Englishness: England and nowhere
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