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Thomas
Davis and Ireland: A Biographical Study
Helen F. Mulvey is publishing Thomas Davis and
Ireland: A Biographical Study in February 2003 from Catholic University
Press. It examines the principle
events of Thomas Davis’s life and work, discusses his role in the
evolution of Irish nationalism, and reveals his importance to generations
of nationalists.
“This is a work of mature scholarship, carefully
researched, objective, and balanced.
It breaks new ground by providing a well-researched and illuminating
discussion of Davis’s though, set in its wider European and international
context.” –Prof. Jacqueline Hill, National University of Ireland,
Maynooth
Cloth
ISBN
0-8132-1303-7, $54.95
THE
REPRESENTATION OF IRELAND/S:
IMAGES FROM OUTSIDE AND FROM WITHIN
The Representation of Ireland/s. Images from Outside and from Within
is a multi-authored and interdisciplinary project that explores some
of the discursive formations underlying the imagined communities of
Ireland and their representation through cultural and literary texts.
The authors are international scholars working in the area of Irish
Studies, who approach their subjects from such diverse disciplines
as history, sociology, cultural theory, film, media and literary studies.
Though laying no claim to comprehensiveness, the volume provides highly
nuanced insights into a wide range of past and current attempts at
self-defining, describing, visualising, imagining, inventing, reformulating
and translating Ireland and the Irish at home and abroad. Rosa GONZÁLEZ (Ed.) (2003) Barcelona: PPU 17 X 24 cm. 382 pages ISBN: 84-477-0841-1 Paperback € 16
Download
an order form and table of contents HERE
INTERNATIONAL
JOURNAL OF ENGLISH STUDIES Vol
2 No 2 (2002)
“Irish Studies Today” – special issue, ed Keith
Gregor. Essays by David Pierce,
Malcolm Ballin, Rosa Gonzalez Casademont, Spurgeon Thompson, Marie
Arndt, Moynagh Sullivan and more. IRISH
THEATRE MAGAZINE LAUNCHES ONLINE NEWSLETTER
Irish Theatre Magazine recently launched a new online newsletter. Our online
newsletter will be delivered straight into your inbox six times a
year featuring an opening night review of a major new production,
a round up of home and international theatre news, our must-see production
picks and a whole lot more. More info at www.irishtheatremagazine.com JOYCE
HYPERMEDIA STUDIES: AN ELECTRONIC JOURNAL OF JAMES JOYCE SCHOLARSHIP
Welcomes essays and commentary on all aspects of
Joyce's work and provides extensive bibliographies in all media.
See www.geocities.com/louis_armand
and www.louis-armand.com
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