(Post)colonial Scotland?: literature, Gaelicness and the nation
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Autor: Stroh, Silke
Jahr: 2009
Contents
CONTENTS
Introduction..........................................................................................................6
CHAPTER 1: In theory - Scottish and Celtic postcolonialism: authors, texts and arguments......21
1.1. Some conceptual issues: varying definitions of (post)colonialism
as a major factor in the Celtic postcolonialism controversy..............................................22
1.2. Major authors and texts in the Celtic postcolonialism debate: a survey................................24
1.2.1. Voices from the international postcolonial mainstream .........................................24
1.2.2. Voices from Celtic fringe scholarship.............................................................29
1.3. A survey of arguments: Celtic fringe postcolonialism -
pros and cons in both major and minor texts.............................................................42
1.4. Positioning the present study: an attempt at a workable synthesis.........................................53
CHAPTER 2: Preludes and precedents - Celticism and colonial discourse in Classical Antiquity....58
2.1. Celticity ,otheringand barbarism : an overview..........................................................59
2.2. Caesar s Bellum Gallicum......................................................................................68
2.2.1. Barbarians, group A: completely Other..............................................................69
2.2.2. Barbarians, group B: part-alien, part-civilised or civilisable.........................................71
2.2.3. Fractures in Caesar s colonial discourse? Traces of the Other s voice?........................75
2.2.4. Hirtius s additions: Book 8............................................................................76
2.3. Romanisation and hybridity.....................................................................................77
2.4. Tacitus.............................................................................................................79
2.4.1. Describing the British colonised......................................................................81
2.4.2. The archetypal Scottish (anti)colonial voice?-Calgacus s speech..............................84
2.5. Into the future: the reception of Classical colonial discourses in later periods - a brief outline......86
Chapter 3: Dark Age British post-colonialism -
ethnic identity, othering and transculturalism in an age of unstable hegemonies.....89
3.1. Things fall apart: plurality (or absence) of centres, hybridities, shifting interrelations..................89
3.2. Constructions of Selves and Others in Dark Age discourses....................................................92
3.3. Things falling together? The emergence of the medieval kingdoms,
and the retrospective reduction of Dark Age complexities..............................................108
Chapter 4: Mainstream, peripheral Other or alternative centre?
Gaelic and Scottish identity from the high Middle Ages to the Renaissance...........Ill
4.1. A multicultural kingdom with Gaelic in the mainstream.........................................................Ill
4.2. Gaelicness on an early retreat? Feudalisation, frenchification, anglicisation................................112
4.2.1. English hegemonic claims in colonial literature:
Geoffrey of Monmouth s Historia Regum Britanniae..........................................113
4.2.2. Culture and power in practice: shifting and blurring boundaries of feudal realpolitik......117
4.3. Highland-Lowland relations before the Wars of Independence .............................................119
4.4. The Wars of Independence : Anti-colonial brotherhoods of England s victims?.........................121
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4.5. The entrenchment of political and cultural boundaries after the Wars of Independence ...........130
4.5.1. Anglophone literary perspectives:
poetic othering from Richard Holland to William Dunbar......................................136
4.5.2. Different agendas: gaelocentrism and individualism in Gaelic poetry.......................142
4.5.3. Contestations of boundaries:
dialogue and hybridity in TheFlyting of Dunbar and Kennedie ..................................151
Chapter 5: The capitalist nation state and its Others -
civilising missions at home and abroad (16th-18th century)...............................160
5.1. The quest for homogeneous nation states
and its repercussions on anglophone textualisations of Gaeldom........................................162
5.1.1. Internal homogenising drives in pre-Union Scotland
and the deepening of the discursive Highland/Lowland dichotomy...........................162
5.1.2. External homogenisation: the Lowlands and England on the road to Union...............166
5.1.3. Scotland - an internal colony?
Assimilationism and its discontents in post-Union Britain.....................................170
5.2. Limited survivals of Gaelic interests in mainstream discourses..................................................181
5.2.1. Tradition and Scottish patriotic history...................................................................181
5.2.2. Enlightenment and Classical colonial discourses:
the rediscovery of Celticity as an ethnic label.........................................186
5.3. Colonial and civilising missions in the Gaidhealtachd...............................................193
5.3.1. Military, political and administrative control; expropriation and Lowland plantations .. 194
5.3.2. Religion, education, language policy and assimilation..........................................199
5.3.3. Economy: capitalisation and developmental aid ................................................205
5.4. Anglophone literature of civilisation and the hybridised Gaelic subject: Martin Martin.............209
5.4.1. Narrative perspective: inside/outside...............................................................210
5.4.2. Respect for native voices and achievements......................................................212
5.4.3. The metropolitan view and colonial discourse patterns.........................................218
5.4.3.1. Historical stasis.........................................................................218
5.4.3.2. Noble savagery..............................................................................219
5.4.3.3. Ignoble savagery.......................................................................222
5.4.3.4. The road to the future:
extraneous modernisation as an economic mission.............................224
5.4.4. Mutuality and the returned gaze..........................................................................229
5.5. Conflict and attraction: Gaelic literature and the nation state.............................................233
5.5.1. The end of Classical Gaelic literature - swan song of a colonised culture?......................233
5.5.2. Vernacular literature.................................................................................236
5.5.2.1. Shifting identities: Gaels, clans, nations, Europeans..............................237
5.5.2.1.1. Concentric loyalties more or less in harmony.....................239
5.5.2.1.2. Gaelic unity?...........................................................244
5.5.2.1.3. Uneasy subjects: discontinuities, insecurities, anxieties.........249
5.5.2.1.4. Cultural hybridity:
endorsing interactions with the mainstream.......................252
5.5.2.2. Anti-/colonial literature....................................................................260
5.5.2.2.1. Absentee landlords as a threat to native traditions...............260
5.5.2.2.2. Scotland as a colonised nation: English out! ..................266
5.5.2.2.3. (Self-)feminisation-
colonised sensibility or resistance tactic?..........................268
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5.5.2.2.4. Civilising missions - pros and cons................................269
5.5.2.2.5. Direct writing back to anglophone discourses..................287
5.5.2.2.6. The global perspective:
overseas colonialism in Gaelic literature................................293
CHAPTER 6: Mission accomplished - perhaps too well? Noble savagery and Romanticism......296
6.1. Difference as a (harmless) counterbalance to the status quo.............................................298
6.1.1. General frameworks: Romantic Zeitgeist and Celticism as wider phenomena..............298
6.1.2. The Scottish context: subaltern ethnicity/patriotism and cultural resurgence...............302
6.2. Difference as a tool of the status quo.........................................................................311
6.2.1. Romantic concepts of national identity.............................................................311
6.2.2. Highlandism and the cult of the monarchy........................................................313
6.2.3. In the army now : colonised noble savages as military colonisers.......................314
6.3. Canonising romantic Highlandism in anglophone literature.............................................319
6.3.1. Translating the Other into the mainstream: James Macpherson s Ossian....................320
6.3.1.1. Writing back on behalf of the Gaels?.............................................323
6.3.1.2. Colonial discourse tropes:
noble savagery and the last of the race -motif....................................326
6.3.1.3. Same-ing the Other:
barbarians with civilised merits, and the authenticity debate..................332
6.3.1.4. National appropriation in a Scottish context.......................................336
6.3.1.5. National appropriation in apan-British context...................................339
6.3.2. Gentleman savages : Walter Scott s Waverley.................................................341
6.3.2.1. Mapping difference: the Lowlands..................................................343
6.3.2.2. Mapping difference: the Highlands.................................................348
6.3.2.3. Deconstructing difference? Border-crossers and mediators.....................354
6.3.2.4. The end of otherness? Unionist and Hanoverian conclusions...................361
6.4. Whig loyalties and self-romanticisation in Gaelic discourses...................................................372
6.4.1. Celebrations of civilising missions and military service..............................................372
6.4.2. The response to James Macpherson...............................................................380
6.4.3. Romanticism and relations of patronage..........................................................381
6.4.3.1. Romantic chieftains and the revival of the bardic office................................381
6.4.3.2. The Highland Societies...............................................................387
CHAPTER 7: When the civilising mission fails - racism, resistance and revival
(late 18th to early 20th century)......................................................................391
7.1. Hardening Boundaries: Celts become a separate, inferior race .......................................392
7.1.1. Teutonist history, economic change and anti-Gaelic public opinion..........................392
7.1.2. The scientification of racism: mainstream anthropology.......................................401
7.1.2.1. Robert Knox...........................................................................402
7.1.2.2. JohnBeddoe...........................................................................413
7.2. Racist reversals: racialist thought in defence of Celticity.................................................419
7.2.1. Matthew Arnold......................................................................................419
7.2.2. Racial typology in anglophone Celticist fiction: William Sharp / Fiona Macleod..........428
7.2.3. Intellectuals of the Gaelic revival..................................................................440
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7.3. Migration and transperipheral encounters:
Britain s internally colonised as overseas colonisers.....................................................448
7.4. Scottish resistance to internal colonialism .................................................................457
7.4.1. Contested ground: Celtic cringes and their cures in poetry, religion and education......457
7.4.2. Against racism: pro-Gaelic journalism during the famine......................................470
7.4.3. Radicalisation: the Highland land agitation and its poets......................................474
7.4.4. There-emergence of Scottish nationalism?......................................................492
CHAPTER 8: Decolorising Scotland? - The 20th century and beyond...................................497
8.1. Modern Scottish nationalism: political and economic factors............................................498
8.2. Highland society:
regional underdevelopment and demographic change as (post)colonial phenomena?.................512
8.3. Decolonising Scottish culture...............................................................................516
8.3.1. Residues of colonial discourse patterns.........................................................518
8.3.2. Criticising the cringe : general appeals for greater cultural self-esteem.....................528
8.3.3. Reclaiming discursive authority for indigenous self-representation.........................531
8.3.4. Re-writing history: from Tacitus to the Clearances and beyond..............................535
8.3.5. Writing politics: devolution and independence in Scottish poetry............................551
8.3.6. Subverting linguistic hierarchies: English, Scots and Gaelic...................................558
8.3.6.1. Appropriating the coloniser s tongue: (mainly) Standard English
as a medium of Scottish postcolonial self-expression?...........................560
8.3.6.2. Reviving Broad Scots:
an alternative national language to replace (Standard) English?................563
8.3.6.3. Reviving Gaelic:
minority renaissance or another alternative pan-Scottish national tongue?...576
8.3.6.4. Replacing monolingual concepts of nationality:
decolonisation through pluralism...................................................598
8.3.7. The quest for indigenous values and native aesthetics..........................................600
8.3.8. Indigenising Scottish education....................................................................608
8.3.9. Against traditionalism and nativism?
Innovation and internationalism as decolonising strategies..................................615
8.4. Beyondthe writingback paradigm: transcending (post)colonial binarisms..........................628
8.4.1. Extending sympathy to the (ex-)coloniser........................................................628
8.4.2. Hybridity and transculturalism.....................................................................630
8.4.2.1. Linguistic hybridity in Gaelic literature: agony or asset?........................630
8.4.2.2. Textualising the Gaelic diaspora.....................................................633
8.4.2.3. Global/local de-territorialisations: multiple and virtual identities...............640
Conclusion..........................................................................................................643
Works cited........................................................................................................652
Appendices...........................................................................................................696
1. Map of Scotland...................................................................................................696
2. Glossary and pronunciation guide...............................................................................697
3. Curriculum Vitae..................................................................................................704
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| title_auth | (Post)colonial Scotland? literature, Gaelicness and the nation |
| title_exact_search | (Post)colonial Scotland? literature, Gaelicness and the nation |
| title_full | (Post)colonial Scotland? literature, Gaelicness and the nation von Silke Stroh |
| title_fullStr | (Post)colonial Scotland? literature, Gaelicness and the nation von Silke Stroh |
| title_full_unstemmed | (Post)colonial Scotland? literature, Gaelicness and the nation von Silke Stroh |
| title_short | (Post)colonial Scotland? |
| title_sort | post colonial scotland literature gaelicness and the nation |
| title_sub | literature, Gaelicness and the nation |
| topic | Nationalbewusstsein (DE-588)4041282-9 gnd Gälisch-Schottisch (DE-588)4120187-5 gnd Literatur (DE-588)4035964-5 gnd |
| topic_facet | Nationalbewusstsein Gälisch-Schottisch Literatur Schottland Hochschulschrift |
| url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=017395981&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
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