Buffalo Bill Cody or Bufló Bill Códai? Irish Nationalist Invocations of an American Icon.
The article provides information on the german philologist, Kuno Meyer for establishment of a school of Irish philology, biculturalism and transnationalism. Topics include intersection of different racial formations, monolithic monoculture and masculinity and traditionally feminine personifications...
| Published in: | New Hibernia Review Vol. 23; no. 2; pp. 31 - 53 |
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Philosophy Documentation Center
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