...James Gethyn Evans While the book's focus is primarily on the transfer of ideas between political elites, it leaves open the question of how these same ideas filtered down to nonelite actors. Where Galway argues that Said's model “provides the best working approach to intellectuals” (10...

... years, Ireland and India have emerged as sites of comparative postcolonial explorations, with academic symposia organized around questions of partition (University of Notre Dame, Indiana, 2001) and colonialism (University College, Galway, Ireland, 2004). Purnima Bose s Organizing Empire: Individualism...

... of comparative postcolonial explorations, with academic symposia organized around questions of partition (University of Notre Dame, Indiana, 2001) and colonialism (University College, Galway, Ireland, 2004). Purnima Bose s Organizing Empire: Individualism, Collective Agency, and India contributes...

... of competition (1855-58), the success of seventeen Irish students, including young men from Dublin, Belfast, Cork, and Galway universities, was regarded as a dangerous omen.17 Irish universities seemed to rate as low in the estimation of the aristocracy as the establishments of the independent London tutors...