Rocks of Nation

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Exploring the connection between national identity and the physical landscape, the book delves into how the perception of nations and races is intertwined with the materiality of rocks. It particularly examines the portrayal of the 'Celts' as a primitive race, mirroring the lifelessness of the rocks they inhabit. Additionally, it discusses the notion that rocks possess a ghostly essence, influencing the human relationship with the land. This dynamic fosters a sense of belonging for natives while simultaneously excluding immigrants, highlighting the complexities of ownership and identity.