The road to Brexit: A cultural perspective on British attitudes to Europe

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Figures And Table -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction: Understanding The Past, Facing The Future -- Part I Britain And Europe: Political Entanglements -- Not With A Bang But A Whimper: Brexit In Historical Perspective -- 'this Is Something Which We Know, In Our Bones, We Cannot Do': Hopes And Fears For A United Europe In Britain After The ... -- Eu Enlargement And The Freedom Of Movement: Imagined Communities In The Conservative Party's Discourse On Europe ... The Discursive Role Of Europe In A Disunited Kingdom -- Part Ii British Discourses Of Europe In Literature And Film -- 'extr'ord'nary People, The Germans': Germans As Aliens In Post-war British Popular Culture -- 'i Don't Want To Be A European': The European Other In British Cultural Discourse -- The Dystopian Nightmare Of A European Superstate: British Fiction And The Eu -- A Case For A Green Brexit? Paul Kingsnorth, John Berger And The Pros And Cons Of A Sense Of Place -- Brexit And The Tudor Turn: Philippa Gregory's Narratives Of National Grievance Part Iii Negotiating Borders In British Travel Writing And Memoir -- Guards Of Brexit? Revisiting The Cultural Significance Of The White Cliffs Of Dover -- From Iron Curtains To Iron Cliffs: British Travel Writing Between East And West -- Fifty Years Of Unbelonging: A Gibraltarian Writer's Personal Testimonial On The Road To Brexit -- Index Edited By Ina Habermann. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.