Becoming National? G. M. Trevelyan: The dilemmas of a liberal (inter)nationalist, 1900-1945

Alastair MacLachlan, Alastair

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Becoming National? G. M. Trevelyan: The dilemmas of a liberal (inter)nationalist, 1900-1945

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2013

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Alastair MacLachlan, Alastair

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Australian National University

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On the face of it, biography, with its focus on intimate, personal identity, seems an unpromising genre for addressing the public, collective idioms of nationalism. But arguably the national is but 'one dimension in which a general theory of identity can be investigated'. And the biographical mode may offer insights into specificities, complexities and antinomies occluded in broader, impersonal studies of national identity.

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10.22459/HR.XIX.01.2013.02

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