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This is a book about justice: the justice of a nation's major institutions, and the justice of how nations should interact on the world stage. In this book, the author offers a look at Walzer's body of work. He deals critically with controversial subjects and surveys both the national and the international fields of justice.

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This is the first collection of articles to analyse and theorise Gothic literature from the Middle East/North Africa region. It brings together nine chapters on diverse Gothic works in the major Middle Eastern languages Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Turkish.

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This text explores the co-existence in post-war years of minority nationalism and European integration. The author also focuses upon the increasing levels of transnational co-operation between minority nationalist parties, itself a response to European integration.

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This work examines the impact of democracy and the growth of the idea of nationhood in the making of modern Wales. Topics covered include major political personalities, the dominance of the Liberal Party to the World War I and the ascendancy of Labour from the 1920s to the 1990s.

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'Modernism from the Margins' is an account of the 1930s writing of two of the most popular authors of the time. Locating the work of Louis MacNeice and Dylan Thomas historically, the book questions standard accounts of the period as Auden-dominated and offers a theoretical account of the engagement of both writers with the varieties of Modernism.

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This book is the reconstruction of a critical theory of modernity. 'Modernity Reconstructed' is divided into four parts: freedom, equality, solidarity and responsibility. The first three follow the basic ideas of the constitutional revolutions of the 18th century.

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This book is the reconstruction of a critical theory of modernity. 'Modernity Reconstructed is divided into four parts: freedom, equality, solidarity and responsibility. The first three follow the basic ideas of the constitutional revolutions of the 18th century.

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Monster texts like Frankenstein reflect monstrosity in their narrative structure to create narratives of resistance against systemic cultural oppression. This book uses different critical theories to trace these narrative patterns in novels by Toni Morrison, Margaret Atwood and Angela Carter.

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Historians Gareth Williams and Dai Smith trace the story of Welsh rugby since the publication of their centennial volume, Fields of Praise, in 1981. Peter Stead and Huw Richards evaluate the state of the game in Wales at the end of the millennium.

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The works of Argentine writer Silvina Ocampo (190393) are enjoying unprecedented attention from international scholars, writers, journalists, translators and film directors. This book explores the reason for the growing interest, and how it connects to her transgressive representations of motherhood and childhood.

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Bringing together the contributions of the most influential philosophers in the English-speaking world, this book deals with the contemporary debates about identity formation, multi-culturalism, and diversity. It explores the pacifying role of democratic law-making as a possible solution to the issues of diversity, justice and solidarity.

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Bringing together the contributions of the most influential philosophers in the English-speaking world, this book deals with the contemporary debates about identity formation, multi-culturalism, and diversity. It explores the pacifying role of democratic law-making as a possible solution to the issues of diversity, justice and solidarity.

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Explores the different ways in which Wales and Welshness have been represented in the national museums of Wales. This book examines how branches of the National Museums and Galleries of Wales are enlisted to narrate certain national stories as opposed to others, and how this correlates with changing perceptions of Welsh identities.

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This study examines the balance that was struck between democracy and authority, between hierarchy and equality, in short between the old order and the new in early-19th-century France. It seeks to give careful attention to the Napoleonic episode from a political perspective.

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This collection of essays focuses primarily on the narrative voice in French fiction from the mid-19th century to the present, from Balzac through Zola and Proust to the "nouveau roman".

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This text draws on recent developments in social theory to discuss the different dimensions of nation and national identity in contemporary Wales.