“[It’s Nae Good] Blamin It Oan the English Fir Colonising Us”: The Enduring Colonial Interpretation of Scotland’s Place in the UK in Scottish Nationalist Circles
As underlined by a Welsh critic, “[t]he novel Trainspotting is interspersed with allusions to Scotland as the victim of an English colonising mission” (Homberg-Schramm, 2018, p. 53), allusions which are however intended as emblems of relations of domination on multiple levels, rather than as literal...
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| Auteur principal: | Duclos, Nathalie |
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Études écossaises
2025
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