Brexlit: British Literature and the European Project

Half Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction: The European question\n	The foundations of the European project, 1945–70\n	Belated entry, 1973–92\n	Maastricht to referendum, 1992–2016\n	Referendum to exit, 2016–2020\n	Chapter summaries\nChapter 1:  An imperfect union: British Eurosceptic fictions\n	The awkward partner\n	Ever closer union\nChapter 2: This blessed plot: The English revolt\n	The English sublime\n	Muscular Englishness\n	Tales of Brexit past\nChapter 3: The disunited kingdom: Politics of devolution \n	The Welsh disease\n	Scotland and the two unions\n	Northern Ireland\n	English devolution\nChapter 4: Fortress Britain: The great immigration debate\n	Opening the door?\n	Closing the door?\nChapter 5: L’espirit de L’escalier: Post-Brexit fictions\n	Post-truth, populism and the culture war\n	Mind the gap: London and the rest\n	Brocken spectres of the past\nConclusion: Life after Europe\nBibliography\n	Personal interviews/correspondence\n	Primary sources\n	Secondary sources\nIndex