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Original publisher’s sewn paperback, pictorial frontcover, thick large 8vo: vi, 594pp., [6]pp. advertisements, 29 contributions, illustrations, footnotes, bibliography, notes on contributors, index. Contributions: 1. C.C. Barfoot: Beyond Pug’s Tour: Stereotyping Our “Fellow-Creatures”. 2. Marco Cinnirella: Ethic and National Stereotypes: A Social Identity Perspective. 3. Steve Reicher, Nick Hopkins, and Susan Condor: The Lost Nation of Psychology. 4. Ton Hoenselaars: National Stereotypes in English Renaissance Literature. 5. Patricia Shaw: Sensual, Solemn, Sober, Slow and Secret: The English View of the Spaniard, 1590-1700. 6. J.P. van der Motten: James Howell’s Instructions for Forreine Travell (1642): The Politics of Seventeenth-Century Continental Travel. 7. Juan E. Tazón: The Evolution of a Stereotype: The Indian In English Renaissance Promotional Literature. 8. David Fausett: “Another World, yet the Same”: Ethnic Stereotyping in Early Travel Fiction. 9. Ann Thomson: Eighteenth-Century Images of the Arab. Annemieke Meijer: National Stereotypes in Contemporary Reactions to Sentimental Literature. 11. Marysa Demoor: The Black and White Minstrel show: Rider Haggard’s Exotic Romances. 12. Robert Druce: National and Racial Stereotypes in the British Raj. 13. Susan Condor: “Having History”: A Social Psychological Exploration of Anglo-British autostereotypes. 14. Phillip Mallett: Rudyard Kipling and the Invention of Englishness. 15. Menno Spiering: Englishness and Post-War Literature. 16. Jane Mallinson: Neighboorhoods of Silence: T.S. Eliot and the Stereotype. 17. Joep Leerssen: The Allochronic Periphery: Towards a Grammar of Cross-Cultural Representation. 18. Susan de Sola Rodstein: John Bull and Paddy’s Pig: Shaw and the Stage Irishman. 19. Nick Hopkins and Steve Reicher: Constructing the Nation and Collective Mobilization: A Case Study of Politicians’ Arguments about the Meaning of Scottishness. 20. Claire Lamont: The Stereotype Scot and the Idea of Britain. 21. Iain Halliday: Base and Basic Instincts: Italians in English Letters. 22. Harald Husemann: The Colditz Industry. 23. Marion Schöink-Juppe: The Image of Nazi Germany in British Popular Literature. 24. Gerd Rohmann: Images of Germany in Post-War English Fiction. 25. Lachlan R. Moyle: Once a German – Always a German! Germans in Germany in Contemporary British Press Cartoons. 26. A. Robert Lee: “I Am Your Worst Nightmare: I Am an Indian with a Pen”: Native Identity and the Novels of Thomas King, Linda Hogan, Louis Owens and Betty Louise Bell. 27. Nicole Slagter: Maxine Hong Kinston Under Review: the Response to China Men. 28. Lars M. Fant: The Stereotypical Response of Intercultural Interactant. 29. Joseph L. Soeters and Mireille van Twuyver. Very fine copy – as new., Volume 20: DQR Studies in Literature.