Between Trauma and Triumphalism: The Easter Rising, the Somme, and the Crux of Deep Memory in Modern Ireland

2007/03/07 by Guy Beiner · 48 citations
Psychology · Social Sciences · #Ancient history #History #Irish and British Studies #Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration #Vietnamese History and Culture Studies

paper · doi:10.1086/510892

published in Journal of British Studies 46(2), 366-389 (Cambridge University Press)

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