Metropolitan anxieties
Subtitle: on the meaning of the Irish Catholic adventure in Scotland
By: Mark Boyle
Publisher: Ashgate
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Farnham, Surrey, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 277
ISBN-13: 9780754633792
Subjects: Collective memory; Catholics; Irish; Families; Immigrants; Migrations; Ethnic relations; Anti-Catholicism; Social conditions; Oral history; History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Liberating nausea; title: Provincialising the Scotland's secret shame debate : an enquiry into the meaning of the Irish Catholic adventure in Scotland; title: Topological mappings and their limits; title: Metropolitan anxieties : a critical appraisal of Sartre's theory of colonialism (with Audrey Kobayashi); title: The Scotland's secret shame debate : approach and method; title: Topological mappings of the Irish Catholic adventure in Scotland; title: Prologue: The oral history archive; title: National identity, estrangement, and belonging : who are the Irish Catholics in Scotland?; title: Imagining home : holidays, the farm, and the craic; title: The politics of anti-imperialism : activists, agitators, and advocates; title: Ways of life and the life of ways : culture, faith, and family; title: Immigrant advancement : poverty, education, and equality; title: Cartographical reflection : method and dialogue under scrutiny; title: Masses, spontaneity, and tribe : in search of the intelligibility of the Irish Catholic adventure in Scotland.