Titlebook: Body Narratives; Writing the Nation a Susanne Scholz Book 2000 Susanne Scholz 2000 culture.England.gender.identity.national identity

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Well-Tempered Bodies: Self-Government and Subjectivityd to a disciplinary process during which it emerged as a fortified structure in control of its affective and emotional impulses. He especially emphasized the diachronic dimension of the modern subject, whose emergence he described through changes in behaviour observed over a long time-period coverin

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Imagined Individuals: A Body of One’s Ownmerged from within a framework of domination, loyalty, and courtly dependence, and was interpellated, or brought forth, by various historically and culturally contingent discourses. At the same time, these structures of dependency were gradually challenged by discourses that claimed self-determinanc

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Astraea’s Substitute: Ireland and the Quest for National Unityrepeatedly pointed to the fact that the virginal figure of Astraea, embodying the central tenets of the imperial idea, that is, universal peace, justice, and a unified faith, offered itself for representations of the unmarried Queen.. In the classical versions by Ovid and Virgil, Astraea is the last

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Female Territories: Textualizing the Body of the Others which emerged simultaneously with alterations in social and economic discourses and practices and which in turn reflected and shaped the production of knowledge about both newly discovered countries and European notions of gender difference. In close conjunction with configurations of the body pol

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