Titlebook: Kipling’s Imperial Boy; Adolescence and Cult Don Randall Book 2000 Don Randall 2000 Europe.fiction.Rudyard Kipling

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Introduction,nd West’ begins and ends with the lines I cite, presenting what has become, like many of Kipling’s utterances, an imperial proverb. I quote more at length than is usual to demonstrate that the assertion of irreconcilable difference dividing East and West is immediately qualified: forthright encounte

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: Resituating the Empire and the Imperial Boy,alues’ (52), asserting that ‘Kipling’s writings moved empire from the margins of English fiction to its centre without interrogating the official metropolitan culture’ (51). While Parry is able to make a quite compelling case by concentrating upon Kipling’s ‘Indian’ writings, her article makes no me