Nationalism and Revo.l ution: The Case of Ireland
Keywords:
Irish nationalism, revolutionary nationalismAbstract
The article examines various stages of mutual development and interaction of nationalism and revolution in Ireland. From its very origin, Irish nationalism has been ignoring common European tendencies and uniquely combining revolutionary and conservative values. The author concludes that the peculiarities of the combination of nationalism and revolution in Ireland can be explained by the colonial paradoxDOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17072/2218-1067-2015-3-51-65References
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