Rudyard Kipling: Poet of Empire

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Rudyard Kipling: Poet of Empire

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Steve and Nick discuss the "Poet of Empire", cultural hegemony and the rotten ideals of colonialism. Also, Steve reads poetry.Kipling, Rudyard – Postcolonial Studies (emory.edu) Shaina Gopen, Fall 2000.Myths of the Native – Postcolonial Studies (emory.edu) Scott Nesbit, Fall 2001The White Man’s Burden – The Kipling SocietyGunga Din by Rudyard Kipling | Poetry Foundation

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