Titlebook: Salvaging Spenser; Colonialism, Culture Willy Maley Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1997 coloniali

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Varieties of Englishness: Planting a New Culture Beyond the Pale,n’.. Roland M. Smith extends Spenser’s knowledge to the eastern province of Ireland, but plays down the possibility that Spenser was sufficiently widely travelled for his knowledge to encompass the whole country:.Thus Munster was the site of an exemplary personal experience and investment for Spenser.

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,‘Who knowes not Arlo-hill?’: Changing Places in ,, visual poem in the English language, conveys no clear idea of location:.The closing sequence, set on Spenser’s Kilcolman estate, sends the reader back to that uncoordinated opening in search of clues to the location of the poem’s action.

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The , from Scotland: Combing the Celtic Fringe,Bacon and Milton that I became aware of the extent to which what I had hitherto placed within an English-Irish, or ‘Anglo-Irish’ framework, was in fact very much bound up with questions of Britishness and British identity as it was composed of, and in turn decomposed, the attendant national identities of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales..

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,Spenser’s Irish English: Language and Identity in Early Modern Ireland,language of the bards and the peasantry, Middle English as the language of the Catholic descendants of the twelfth-century colonists, known as the ‘Old English’, and early modern English as the language of the post-Reformation Protestant planters, known as the ‘New English’.

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,Introduction: We ‘Other’ Elizabethans,own values on an earlier period, through an act of backward projection. Foucault speaks of a traditional view of Victorian sexuality which he designates ‘the repressive hypothesis’.. Foucault opposes, or juxtaposes, another way of seeing things, which he calls an ‘incitement to discourse’. Thus what

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Varieties of Englishness: Planting a New Culture Beyond the Pale,provinces... Munster seems to be that with which the . shows the greatest direct familiarity.’. Ciarán Brady has drawn our attention to the fact that two other major treatises of the period were composed ‘by the Munster planter Sir William Herbert... and the Munster civil administrator Richard Beaco