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Redundanzfunktionen und Normierungench histories. Marginalizing discourses across eight centuries of colonization have positioned the Irish as an original ‘other’, over against whom Englishness or Britishness might be defined. But, at the same time, such representations are in tension with the Irish experience of incorporation, albeit

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Erfahrungen aus dem Engagement,slocations across what was to become the Indo-Pakistani border. These journeys of Hindus to India and Muslims to Pakistan left in their wake a series of horrific mutilations suffered by people in cities, small towns and villages, in their homes and on their bodies. Women’s bodies often became the ma