The Necessity for De-Anglicising Ireland

A series of flashcards based on the lecture on the necessity for de-Anglicising Ireland, focusing on key terminology and concepts.

De-Anglicising

The process of reducing or eliminating English influence in Ireland, particularly in language, culture, and identity.

Celtic

Relating to the ancient cultures, languages, and peoples of Ireland and other parts of Western Europe.

Anglicisation

The process of adopting English language, culture, and customs, often at the expense of native identity.

National sentiment

Feelings associated with the identity, culture, and pride of a nation.

Gaelic literature

The body of literature written in the Gaelic language, which holds historical significance for Irish culture.

Irish nationality

The identity and cultural heritage of the Irish people, distinct from English or other influences.

West-Britonism

A term used to describe the assimilation of Irish people into English culture and identity.

Irish Customs

The traditional practices and cultural expressions of the Irish people.

Anti-Anglicism

Opposition to English influence and cultural imperialism in Ireland.

National identity

The sense of belonging to a particular nation, encompassing language, culture, and shared history.