Philip Schwyzer charts the genesis, development and disintegration of British nationalism in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Philip Schwyzer is Lecturer in Renaissance Literature and Culture at the University of Exeter.
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Introduction: Remembering Britain 1. Spenser's spark: British blood and British nationalism in the Tudor era 2. Bale's books and Aske's abbeys: nostalgia and the aesthetics of nationhood 3. 'Awake, lovely Wales': national identity and cultural memory 4. Ghosts of a nation: A Mirror for Magistrates and the poetry of spectral complaint 5. 'I am Welsh, you know': the nation in Henry V 6. 'Is this the promised end?': James I, King Lear, and the strange death of Tudor Britain Bibliography.
Introduction: Remembering Britain 1. Spenser's spark: British blood and British nationalism in the Tudor era 2. Bale's books and Aske's abbeys: nostalgia and the aesthetics of nationhood 3. 'Awake, lovely Wales': national identity and cultural memory 4. Ghosts of a nation: A Mirror for Magistrates and the poetry of spectral complaint 5. 'I am Welsh, you know': the nation in Henry V 6. 'Is this the promised end?': James I, King Lear, and the strange death of Tudor Britain Bibliography.
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