The Good Friday Agreement
by Desmond Clarke
NOTES
39. Gutmann, ed Multiculturalism and the 'Politics of Recognition' (Press, 1992)
40. See Barry, 'The Limits of Cultural Politics,' in Clarke and Jones, ed, p 127
41. See Rorty, Philosophy and Social Hope (1999), p 175
42. See above, note 33
43. If all residents of Northern Ireland were willing to think of themselves
as both British and Irish, then their nationalities would not be incompatible.
But as long as some such residents see the implications of Irish nationality
as accepting the territorial aspiration of Irish Nationalists (which is
made explicit by the Gellner thesis), then these two nationalities are,
for them, incompatible. |
