Constituting Identity: Political Identity Formation and the Constitution in Post-independence Ireland

Dartmouth Publishing Company (2001)
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Abstract

Provides an in-depth analysis of the constitutional representation of Ireland and its citizens. In a society built on contradictions, it is appropriate that the so-called foundational document of the polity is itself a complex of conflicting positions. The Irish Constitution can, in this sense, be read in a manner similar to the texts of literary modernism, as a repository of irreconcilable ideas, which together make up the text.

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