From the 'Troubles' to Trumpism: Ireland and America, 1960-2023 is a history inspired by contemporary Irish literature and also an op-ed that identifies parallels between the socio-economic causes of conflict in Northern Ireland and one possible outcome of Trumpism in contemporary America.
From the 'Troubles' to Trumpism: Ireland and America, 1960-2023 is a history inspired by contemporary Irish literature and also an op-ed that identifies parallels between the socio-economic causes of conflict in Northern Ireland and one possible outcome of Trumpism in contemporary America.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stephen Watt is Provost Professor of English Emeritus and Former Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.
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Acknowledgments Preface: Dreams, Books and Overdetermination Chapter 1: "No Irish Need Apply": From the Tenement to the White House Provocation 1: Trumpism and Troubles: Climatic Censorship, Authoritarian Populism and the Religious Right Chapter 2: The Long Road to Good Friday, I: From JFK to Jimmy Carter Provocation 2: A "Careening Circus of Pratfall Embarrassments": Donald Trump in Ireland Chapter 3: The Long Road to Good Friday, II: From Reagan to Clinton Provocation 3: Imagined Communities and Historical Memory, Troubles Time and "Trump Time" Chapter 4: Reading Our Troubles: Seamus Heaney and the Biden Presidency Provocation 4: Dangerous Demagogues, Fictional and Otherwise Conclusion: Victims and Martyrs, Troubles and Civil Wars References Index
Acknowledgments Preface: Dreams, Books and Overdetermination Chapter 1: "No Irish Need Apply": From the Tenement to the White House Provocation 1: Trumpism and Troubles: Climatic Censorship, Authoritarian Populism and the Religious Right Chapter 2: The Long Road to Good Friday, I: From JFK to Jimmy Carter Provocation 2: A "Careening Circus of Pratfall Embarrassments": Donald Trump in Ireland Chapter 3: The Long Road to Good Friday, II: From Reagan to Clinton Provocation 3: Imagined Communities and Historical Memory, Troubles Time and "Trump Time" Chapter 4: Reading Our Troubles: Seamus Heaney and the Biden Presidency Provocation 4: Dangerous Demagogues, Fictional and Otherwise Conclusion: Victims and Martyrs, Troubles and Civil Wars References Index
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