CFP: Études Irlandes

English CFP below click here Nº 51-1, printemps 2026 : Enfance et jeunesse en IrlandeDate limite de soumission des articles : 1 er juin 2025 Worse than the ordinary miserable childhood is the miserable Irish childhood, and worse yet is the miserable Irish Catholic childhood. Frank McCourt, Angela’s Ashes1 Enfance et jeunesse en Irlande L’histoire de l’enfance et ce que

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ELOPE JOURNAL: Irish Literature and non-Anglophone Europe

Special issue of the University of Ljubljana’s English Studies journal, ELOPE, (Vol. 21, No. 2, 2024) Guest edited by Aidan O’Malley and Anamarija Šporčič, Now available online (open access). Table of Contents: Introduction: Rethinking Irish Literature and Non-Anglophone EuropeAidan O’Malley Special Issue ArticlesEgo Dominus Tuus: Castiglione, Dante, and YeatsAndrew Fitzsimons The Presence of Swift in Slovene Translation and CommentaryJohn Stubbs

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BOOK: The Routledge Companion to Twenty-First-Century Irish Writing

Edited By Anne Fogarty,  Eugene O’Brien This Companion brings together leading scholars in the field of Irish studies to explore the significance of twenty-first-century Irish writing and its flourishing popularity worldwide. Focusing on Irish writing published or performed in the twenty-first century, this volume explores genres, modes and styles of writing that are current, relevant and distinctive in today’s classrooms. Examining a

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NEW PUBLICATION: Irish University Review issue 54: 2

The newest issue of the Irish University Review (November 2024) contains a range of articles on writers like Harry Clifton, Emily Lawless, Paul Muldoon, Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill, Adiba Jaigirdar, and Seamus Heaney, alongside topics like repetition and truth-telling in Irish monologic theatre, the depiction of parental grief in contemporary Irish poetry of child death, the representation of sexuality and religion

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NEW BOOK: David Marcus – Editing Ireland

Edited by Paul Delaney and Deirdre Madden Published by The Stinging Fly David Marcus was Ireland’s most important and influential literary editor of the twentieth century. Born into Cork’s small Jewish community in 1924, his remarkable career spanned sixty years and saw him work with countless writers of note from Edith Somerville and Liam O’Flaherty to Claire Keegan and Kevin

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CFC: Unapologetic Magazine

Issue 4: What is a Home?  Call for contributors Deadline: February 10th 2025 5pm Irish Standard Time About the magazine Racism, nationalism, ethnicity, intersectional identities, and belonging are at the forefront of current Irish political discourse and artistic practice. Unapologetic is a multidisciplinary, literary, cultural, and artistic response to the social issues and creative opportunities of contemporary Ireland, offering a

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NEW BOOK: The Irish Bildungsroman

Edited by Edited by Gregory Castle, Matthew L. Reznicek, Sarah L. Townsend Syracuse University Press To order: https://press.syr.edu/supressbooks/7134/irish-bildungsroman-the/ The classical Bildungsroman charted an idealized path of human development—the harmonization of individual desires with societal norms in the formation of a well-rounded, liberal subject. But what happens when this Enlightenment blueprint for self-cultivation runs up against the particularities of a colonial society

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PUBLICATION: Nordic Irish Studies on JSTOR

Vol. 19, 2021/2022, Special issue: Justice on the Island Nordic Irish Studies Published by: Dalarna University Centre for Irish Studies Is now available on Jstor: https://www.jstor.org/stable/e27332357 Contents Legalistic Perspectives: Ruben Moi and Anthony JohnsonIntroduction: ‘Justice on the Island’ 1 Adam HannaContemporary Encounters with the Law: Kimberly Campanello’s MOTHERBABYHOME (2019) and Julie Morrissy’s Positions Gendered Male in Bunreacht na hÉireann / 1937

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NEW BOOK: Japan and Japonisme in Late Nineteenth Century Literature

By Naomi Charlotte Fukuzawa | Routledge This book examines the transnational phenomenon of Japonisme in the exoticist and “autoexoticist” literature of the late nineteenth century. Focusing on the way in which reciprocal processes of transcultural acquisition – by Japan and from Japan – were portrayed in the medium of literature, the book illustrates how literary Japonisme and the wider processes whereby Japan, with its alien

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