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NATION(S) AND CULTURAL HERITAGE
edited by Maria Rita Cifarelli and Jane Garnett |
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| M.R. Cifarelli and J. Garnett |
| Introduction |
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| K. Hauser |
| Mapping Literary Britain |
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| Y. Bezrucka |
| Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders: Tradition, Heritage and Identity |
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| F. Nicora |
| An Icon of “British Character”: The Indian Mutiny and the Literary Imagination |
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| A. Cattaneo |
| Whose Lost Heritage? A Few Reflections on Marginality in Caribbean Literature |
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| L. Pèrcopo |
| Re-reading Australia: Morris Lurie's and Susan Varga’s Forgotten (Hi)stories |
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| S. Anelli |
| Counterfactual Holocausts: Robert Harris’ Fatherland and Martin Amis’ Time’s Arrow |
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| L. Colombino |
| Transcending the Human Scale: Ruins and Traumatised Cultural Memory in Texts on London by Michael Moorcock and Iain Sinclair |
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| G. Perticaroli |
| Treasure Hunting and Grave Digging: the Tangible Past in Byatt’s Possession |
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| N. Vallorani |
| Skin-deep.Women, Bodywork and National Belonging in Modern Culture |
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| A. Sborgi |
| Reconfiguring the Past into the Present: Derek Jarman’s Elaboration of Heritage Culture |
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