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Visions Of England Or Why We Still Dream Of A Place In The Country Strong

Name: Visions Of England Or Why We Still Dream Of A Place In The Country Strong
SKU: BELL-6635644
Price: 31.00 USD
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Visions Of England Or Why We Still Dream Of A Place In The Country Strong instant download after payment.

Publisher: Random House;Vintage

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.51 MB

Author: Strong, Roy C

ISBN: 9780099540496, 0099540495

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Visions Of England Or Why We Still Dream Of A Place In The Country Strong by Strong, Roy C 9780099540496, 0099540495 instant download after payment.

Overview: For centuries, Englishness was synonymous with Britishness, informed first by the political dominance of the English monarchs over the British isles -- reaching its apogee in the rule of Elizabeth I -- and later by the island's imperial might and expansion. But alongside that tradition, reaching back to medieval times, there has also been a vision of England as the rural arcadia celebrated by painters and poets. While the mythology of empire lingers on in the national psyche, Roy Strong argues that it is the rural tradition -- combing aestheticism, pastoralism and patriotism --that offers an answer to the present crisis of English identity.