'British to my backbone tongue': The construction and deconstruction of a British colonial discourse in China and Ireland Centre for Translation (November 9, 2009)
Tracing the history of the history of the construction and deconstruction of colonial discourse in China and in Ireland, and its effect on the construction of new "modern" identities in both cases, is complicated, but case studies of these processes, such as those offered here, will add a new dimension to postcolonialist considerations of the construction of a British colonial discourse in China and in Ireland. [Go to the full record in the library's catalogue]
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