Add to ORKGEven though memory may be implicitly masculinized, a seemingly monolithic entity of the cultural elite, it was also a site of cultural disquiet converging on conflicting discourses. Englishness, the construct of the Victorian upper-and middle-classes, was ambiguous since nativist Americans claimed it through cultural kinship to separate themselves from an increasingly pluralistic society. My study aims to extend the British and American cultural and memorial convergence by juxtaposing it with the struggles of “minority” groups—Celtic races in Britain, “ethnic” whites and African Americans in the United States—as they sought to be included within their respective dominant culture\u27s discourses. In my first chapter, I develop the issue of E...
Thesis advisor: Alan RichardsonThe Romantic period encompasses a pivotal set of decades for the deve...
2-s2.0-85077858263This article focuses on England, England (1998), a late twentieth-century novel ab...
This dissertation focuses on the diasporic post-colonial British writers and British as they negotia...
A study of the impact Anglo race assertion had on American Modernism through the work of Fitzgerald,...
This dissertation traces the evolution of the Europeanized American as a passing figure in five work...
In the early English novel British emigrants to the Americas occupied an ambivalent position within ...
In the making of American literature, “race ” is a crucial factor. Among various racial elements con...
In England, Your England George Orwell rhapsodized over the ability of the English to know instinc...
In 1848, the publication of Arthur Hugh Clough’s The Bothie of Tober-Na-Vuolich. A Long Vacation-Pas...
Although it lasted only for around ten years, the Edwardian era can be regarded as an age characteri...
The growing debate over British national identity, and the place of Englishness within it, raises ...
grantor: University of TorontoThis dissertation argues that several post-Second World War ...
The idea that the Victorian novel—in particular, the Victorian realist novel—became an integral and ...
Existing criticism that addresses the concept of Englishness in Elizabeth Gaskell’s writing is spars...
Racial passing appears as a theme in both black- and white-authored American novels from the mid-nin...
Thesis advisor: Alan RichardsonThe Romantic period encompasses a pivotal set of decades for the deve...
2-s2.0-85077858263This article focuses on England, England (1998), a late twentieth-century novel ab...
This dissertation focuses on the diasporic post-colonial British writers and British as they negotia...
A study of the impact Anglo race assertion had on American Modernism through the work of Fitzgerald,...
This dissertation traces the evolution of the Europeanized American as a passing figure in five work...
In the early English novel British emigrants to the Americas occupied an ambivalent position within ...
In the making of American literature, “race ” is a crucial factor. Among various racial elements con...
In England, Your England George Orwell rhapsodized over the ability of the English to know instinc...
In 1848, the publication of Arthur Hugh Clough’s The Bothie of Tober-Na-Vuolich. A Long Vacation-Pas...
Although it lasted only for around ten years, the Edwardian era can be regarded as an age characteri...
The growing debate over British national identity, and the place of Englishness within it, raises ...
grantor: University of TorontoThis dissertation argues that several post-Second World War ...
The idea that the Victorian novel—in particular, the Victorian realist novel—became an integral and ...
Existing criticism that addresses the concept of Englishness in Elizabeth Gaskell’s writing is spars...
Racial passing appears as a theme in both black- and white-authored American novels from the mid-nin...
Thesis advisor: Alan RichardsonThe Romantic period encompasses a pivotal set of decades for the deve...
2-s2.0-85077858263This article focuses on England, England (1998), a late twentieth-century novel ab...
This dissertation focuses on the diasporic post-colonial British writers and British as they negotia...