Melancholia or conviviality: The politics of belonging in Britain

Soundings - ISSN 1362-6620
Volume 2005 Number 29

Melancholia or conviviality: The politics of belonging in Britain
Paul Gilroy pages -

Abstract

Paul Gilroy reflects on the current fascination with heritage and identity - and its connections to post- colonial anxiety.

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Paul Gilroy (2005) Melancholia or conviviality: The politics of belonging in Britain, Soundings, 2005(29), -