The road to Brexit
A cultural perspective on British attitudes to Europe
Herausgeber: Habermann, Ina
The road to Brexit
A cultural perspective on British attitudes to Europe
Herausgeber: Habermann, Ina
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This timely collection of essays explores British attitudes to Continental Europe that explain the Brexit decision. Addressing British-European entanglements and the impact of British Euroscepticism, the book argues that Britain is in denial about the strength of its ties to Europe, and that it needs to face Europe if it is to face the future.
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This timely collection of essays explores British attitudes to Continental Europe that explain the Brexit decision. Addressing British-European entanglements and the impact of British Euroscepticism, the book argues that Britain is in denial about the strength of its ties to Europe, and that it needs to face Europe if it is to face the future.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Manchester University Press
- Seitenzahl: 274
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Mai 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 482g
- ISBN-13: 9781526145086
- ISBN-10: 1526145081
- Artikelnr.: 57478248
- Verlag: Manchester University Press
- Seitenzahl: 274
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. Mai 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 222mm x 145mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 482g
- ISBN-13: 9781526145086
- ISBN-10: 1526145081
- Artikelnr.: 57478248
Ina Habermann is Professor of English Literature at the University of Basel, Switzerland
Introduction: Understanding the past, facing the future - Ina Habermann
Part I Britain and Europe: political entanglements 1 Not with a bang but a
whimper: Brexit in historical perspective - Robert Holland 2 'This is
something which we know, in our bones, we cannot do': hopes and fears for a
united Europe in Britain after the Second World War - Lara Feigel and Alisa
Miller 3 EU enlargement and the freedom of movement: imagined communities
in the Conservative Party's discourse on Europe (1997-2016) - Marlene
Herrschaft-Iden 4 The discursive role of Europe in a disunited kingdom -
Klaus Stolz Part II British discourses of Europe in literature and film 5
'Extr'ord'nary people, the Germans': Germans as aliens in post-war British
popular culture - Judith Vonberg 6 'I don't want to be a European': the
European Other in British cultural discourse - Menno Spiering 7 The
dystopian nightmare of a European superstate: British fiction and the EU -
Lisa Bischoff 8 A case for a Green Brexit? Paul Kingsnorth, John Berger and
the pros and cons of a sense of place - Christian Schmitt-Kilb 9 Brexit and
the Tudor turn: Philippa Gregory's narratives of national grievance -
Siobhan O'Connor Part III Negotiating borders in British travel writing and
memoir 10 Guards of Brexit? Revisiting the cultural significance of the
white cliffs of Dover - Melanie Küng 11 From Iron Curtains to Iron Cliffs:
British travel writing between East and West - Blanka Blagojevic 12 Fifty
years of Unbelonging: a Gibraltarian writer's personal testimonial on the
road to Brexit - M.G. Sanchez
Part I Britain and Europe: political entanglements 1 Not with a bang but a
whimper: Brexit in historical perspective - Robert Holland 2 'This is
something which we know, in our bones, we cannot do': hopes and fears for a
united Europe in Britain after the Second World War - Lara Feigel and Alisa
Miller 3 EU enlargement and the freedom of movement: imagined communities
in the Conservative Party's discourse on Europe (1997-2016) - Marlene
Herrschaft-Iden 4 The discursive role of Europe in a disunited kingdom -
Klaus Stolz Part II British discourses of Europe in literature and film 5
'Extr'ord'nary people, the Germans': Germans as aliens in post-war British
popular culture - Judith Vonberg 6 'I don't want to be a European': the
European Other in British cultural discourse - Menno Spiering 7 The
dystopian nightmare of a European superstate: British fiction and the EU -
Lisa Bischoff 8 A case for a Green Brexit? Paul Kingsnorth, John Berger and
the pros and cons of a sense of place - Christian Schmitt-Kilb 9 Brexit and
the Tudor turn: Philippa Gregory's narratives of national grievance -
Siobhan O'Connor Part III Negotiating borders in British travel writing and
memoir 10 Guards of Brexit? Revisiting the cultural significance of the
white cliffs of Dover - Melanie Küng 11 From Iron Curtains to Iron Cliffs:
British travel writing between East and West - Blanka Blagojevic 12 Fifty
years of Unbelonging: a Gibraltarian writer's personal testimonial on the
road to Brexit - M.G. Sanchez
Introduction: Understanding the past, facing the future - Ina Habermann
Part I Britain and Europe: political entanglements 1 Not with a bang but a
whimper: Brexit in historical perspective - Robert Holland 2 'This is
something which we know, in our bones, we cannot do': hopes and fears for a
united Europe in Britain after the Second World War - Lara Feigel and Alisa
Miller 3 EU enlargement and the freedom of movement: imagined communities
in the Conservative Party's discourse on Europe (1997-2016) - Marlene
Herrschaft-Iden 4 The discursive role of Europe in a disunited kingdom -
Klaus Stolz Part II British discourses of Europe in literature and film 5
'Extr'ord'nary people, the Germans': Germans as aliens in post-war British
popular culture - Judith Vonberg 6 'I don't want to be a European': the
European Other in British cultural discourse - Menno Spiering 7 The
dystopian nightmare of a European superstate: British fiction and the EU -
Lisa Bischoff 8 A case for a Green Brexit? Paul Kingsnorth, John Berger and
the pros and cons of a sense of place - Christian Schmitt-Kilb 9 Brexit and
the Tudor turn: Philippa Gregory's narratives of national grievance -
Siobhan O'Connor Part III Negotiating borders in British travel writing and
memoir 10 Guards of Brexit? Revisiting the cultural significance of the
white cliffs of Dover - Melanie Küng 11 From Iron Curtains to Iron Cliffs:
British travel writing between East and West - Blanka Blagojevic 12 Fifty
years of Unbelonging: a Gibraltarian writer's personal testimonial on the
road to Brexit - M.G. Sanchez
Part I Britain and Europe: political entanglements 1 Not with a bang but a
whimper: Brexit in historical perspective - Robert Holland 2 'This is
something which we know, in our bones, we cannot do': hopes and fears for a
united Europe in Britain after the Second World War - Lara Feigel and Alisa
Miller 3 EU enlargement and the freedom of movement: imagined communities
in the Conservative Party's discourse on Europe (1997-2016) - Marlene
Herrschaft-Iden 4 The discursive role of Europe in a disunited kingdom -
Klaus Stolz Part II British discourses of Europe in literature and film 5
'Extr'ord'nary people, the Germans': Germans as aliens in post-war British
popular culture - Judith Vonberg 6 'I don't want to be a European': the
European Other in British cultural discourse - Menno Spiering 7 The
dystopian nightmare of a European superstate: British fiction and the EU -
Lisa Bischoff 8 A case for a Green Brexit? Paul Kingsnorth, John Berger and
the pros and cons of a sense of place - Christian Schmitt-Kilb 9 Brexit and
the Tudor turn: Philippa Gregory's narratives of national grievance -
Siobhan O'Connor Part III Negotiating borders in British travel writing and
memoir 10 Guards of Brexit? Revisiting the cultural significance of the
white cliffs of Dover - Melanie Küng 11 From Iron Curtains to Iron Cliffs:
British travel writing between East and West - Blanka Blagojevic 12 Fifty
years of Unbelonging: a Gibraltarian writer's personal testimonial on the
road to Brexit - M.G. Sanchez