... institutional population were confined through their own vulnerability to policing and regulation, their social identities signalling disorder in the colonial world. Indigenous peoples, Chinese, the so-called ‘half-caste’ inmates, and other fine calibrations of ethnic identities inside the institutions are all...

...’ as the Other. Chiefly drawing on literature, and connecting the discourse of traditional anti-Catholicism with contemporary anti-Europeanism, this chapter explores the origins, nature and consequences of British cultural exceptionalism. borders binarism of Civilization and its Discontents Freud...

... that sets Britain against a EUropean Other. Expressing and disseminating widespread Eurosceptic fears, Roberts’s novel thus anticipates Brexit. Aachen Memorandum The Roberts Aldiss Brian referendum for dystopia and Great Britain Europhobia Eurosceptic fiction Euroscepticism Euroslavia Palmer...

... actors become apparent in replicas of 'historical' facades in Berlin, Frankfurt and Dresden, as much as in emblematic writings by key urban scholars. In Venice, Rome and other Italian cities, there are similar parochial resonances in urban decorum policies, a particular type of urban regulation rooted...

... life: new acquaintance with John of the Cross gave the sisters a sense of the inadequacy of experience. The reinvention of Carmelite identity and spirituality entailed shifts in memory, as dolorism and victim spirituality were expunged from the new narrative, in line with the ‘othering...

... Pierre and Bourdieusian thought Brown Gordon Farage Nigel Fascism humour hybridisation Johnson Boris May Theresa microaggressions othering Rudd Amber Schubert J D symbolic violence violence ‘soft’ form of cosmopolitanism hysteresis identity London meritocracy ‘fish out of water...

..., and that are addressed directly in the conclusion. identity Barth Fredrik violence emotions othering anti British Somme Battle of Union Flag Irish government Identity Identification Self-understanding Interaction Similarity and difference Solidarity Borders Othering He allowed himself to be swayed by his...

... explored here complicate the notions of authenticity and ‘truth’, and question the efficacy of many dominant European cultural paradigms as inculcated in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The ‘Othering’ of Irish Travellers has been influenced and energised by an ambivalent and often dichotomous...

...Otherness and the way in which ‘otherness’ or ‘difference’ elucidates meaning has dominated French thought. The French theorisation of the Otherness question highlighted the necessity for ‘difference’. Psychoanalytic theory's emphasis on the formation of the self provided certain insights...