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Revolutionary Perception: History and Modernist Form in Ireland and Russia
This dissertation develops an account of formal indirection arising in the context of anti-imperial revolutionary culture at two ends of Europe’s geopolitical map—Ireland and Russia. It is guided by an apparent contradiction: while the events broadly understood in Ireland and Russia as revolutionary
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