Patriotism, Power, and Print: National Consciousness in Tudor EnglandDuquesne University Press, 2003 - 160ÆäÀÌÁö This study examines English patriotism in the sixteenth century to discern its nature and modes of cultural expression, and to consider its use in political and religious propaganda. Focusing on a time when patriotism had yet to be truly conceptualised, Brennan investigates the sixteenth century while giving voice to the controversy between modernist and revisionist writers concerning the timing of the birth of nationalism. This astute work deals with a broad range of historical and literary texts, many of which are not often explored. |
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... approach , but locates the birth of English nationalism firmly in the 1520s . She claims that a shift of attitude ... approaches of both Hastings and Greenfeld are problematic . I will suggest that their definitions of nationalism are ...
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... approach which they represent , marks the start of the use of patriotic propaganda . The change of approach was taken up in A Glasse of Truthe ( 1532 ) , the first pamphlet written in English to present the case for the King's annulment ...
... approach which they represent , marks the start of the use of patriotic propaganda . The change of approach was taken up in A Glasse of Truthe ( 1532 ) , the first pamphlet written in English to present the case for the King's annulment ...
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... approach by an examination of the work which was the main cause of the proclamation A Treatise of Treasons published at Louvain in 1572. The importance of the pamphlet has been recognised by Clancy , who regards it as the first ...
... approach by an examination of the work which was the main cause of the proclamation A Treatise of Treasons published at Louvain in 1572. The importance of the pamphlet has been recognised by Clancy , who regards it as the first ...
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