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Celtic geographies : old culture, new times
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- Creator
- edited by David Harvey ... et al
- Format
- Books
- Language
- English
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- Publication
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- London ; New York : Routledge, 2002
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- Physical Details
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- xiv, 274 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm
- ISBNs
- 0415223962, 9780415223966, 0415223970, 9780415223973
- OCLC
- ocm46684100
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 243-268) and index.
- Timing and spacing Celtic geographies / David C. Harvey ... [and others] -- Imagined geographies of the "Celtic fringe" and the cultural construction of the "other" in medieval Wales and Ireland / Keith D. Lilley -- "Their families had gone back in time hundreds of years at the same place" : attitudes to land and landscape in the Scottish Highlands after 1914 / Iain Robertson -- Identity, hybridity, and the institutionalisation of territory : on the geohistory of Celtic devolution / Gordon MacLeod -- Welsh civil identity in the twenty-first century / John Osmond -- Sites of authenticity : Scotland's new parliament and official representations of the nation / Hayden Lorimer -- Our common inheritance? : narratives of self and other in the Museum of Scotland / Steven Cooke ; Fiona McLean -- Tourism images and the construction of Celticity in Ireland and Brittany / Moya Kneafsey -- The Scottish diaspora : Tartan Day and the appropriation of Scottish identities in the United States / Euan Hague -- Whose Celtic Cornwall? : the ethnic Cornish meet Celtic spirituality / Amy Hale -- Edifying the rebellious Gael : uses of memories of Ireland's troubled past among the west of Scotland's Irish Catholic diaspora / Mark Boyle -- From blas to bothy culture : the musical re-making of Celtic culture in a Hebridean festival / Peter Symon -- Celtic nirvanas : constructions of Celtic in contemporary British youth culture / Alan M. Kent -- A geography of Celtic appropriations / John G. Robb