I argue that Joseph O’Neill’s Netherland is a novel offering fascinating criticisms of white, Eurocentric perspectives when understood within the context of research about conservative Caucasian responses to racial, ethnic, and national diversity.
I argue that Joseph O’Neill’s Netherland is a novel offering fascinating criticisms of white, Eurocentric perspectives when understood within the context of research about conservative Caucasian responses to racial, ethnic, and national diversity.