Celtic Identity and the British Image

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Focusing on the concept of the Celt and the "Celtic Fringe," this work provides a thorough analysis of the literary and cultural representations of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales over the past 300 years. It investigates national identity, the validity of the term "Celtic," and its historical implications, including the Celtic Revival's influence on Irish nationalism. Additionally, it explores the colonial aspects of the Celtic experience, the significance of Celtic languages in identity preservation, and contemporary issues like the Troubles in Northern Ireland and modern Scottish nationalism.