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Irish Literature
The Irish have a proud history in the area of Literature, ranging from the Bookof Kells to the latest 1997 Pulitzer Prize winner Frank McCourt for Angela's
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Extractions: Alternative Irish Joke Home page The Irish have a proud history in the area of Literature, ranging from the "Book of Kells" to the latest 1997 Pulitzer Prize winner Frank McCourt for "Angela's Ashes" This is only a small example of Irish People and Organisations who have enriched the world of Literature Any comments, corrections or additions, please contact me at kirwilli@bigpond.com James Joyce. Born on February 2, 1882 in Dublin, Ireland. His subtle yet frank portrayal of human nature, coupled with his mastery of language made him one of the most influential novelists of the 20th century Joyce is best known for his experimental use of language and his exploration of new literary methods. His works include "Ulysses" (1922) A Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man" (1916) and " Finnegans Wake " (1939). Each year thousands of people celebrate "Blooms Day" in honour of one of the characters in Ulysses Ulysses for Dummies James Joyce's Dubliners a Reference page Bram Stoker (1845-1912), Irish writer, best known for his classic horror novel, Dracula (1897). He was born in Dublin, Ireland
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A group of men and women in the State of Victoria Australia with a shared interest in Irish and Angloirish literature and poetry, especially that of William Butler Yeats.
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Extractions: The Australian Yeats Society BEYOND BEN BULBEN in the State of Victoria Australia consists of a group with a shared interest in Irish and Anglo-Irish literature and poetry, especially that of WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS (1865- 1939). The title BEYOND BEN BULBEN evokes the distance - both in time and space - from Sligo and the magical YEATS COUNTRY , in the heart of which is the resting place of W. B. Yeats and his wife George in Drumcliffe Churchyard. At the foot of BEN BULBEN the mountain which dominates Sligo town from the North and faces that other dominant magical cairn topped mountain KNOCKNAREA.
Irish Academic Press - Irish Literature
Richard McCabe. 1989 256 pages ISBN 0 7165 2428 7 cloth £9.95/$14.95/12.50.Imagination Religion in Angloirish literature, 1930-80. D Murphy.
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Extractions: Irish Literary Magazines No serious study of any Irish writer is complete without an examination of this vital context to their life and work. An Imagined History Standish O'Grady was a major figure of the Irish Literary Revival whose work has received scant attention. The new assessment situates his literary, historical and political writing in its European intellectual context and considers the far-reaching implications of his work for intellectual activity in contemporary Ireland. Recognising the manner in which O'Grady's work anticipates central questions in contemporary theory, McAteer argues that attempts to read him as either unionist or nationalist overlook the essentially contradictory nature of his writing. As a man of letters who believed that literature divorced from history was pernicious, and as an historian who believed that history divorced from imagination was 'no more history than a skeleton is a man', O'Grady internalised yet looked beyond the divisions that continue to structure intellectual debate in Ireland today, whether in terms of history against literature, fact against theory or, most recently, revisionism against post-colonialism. By so doing, McAteer claims he provided the framework for a new form of politics that found its expression in the ideology of co-operation, developed by George Russell, an ideology that attempted to transcend the nationalist-unionist divide at the start of this century.
Irish Literature
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Genealogy - Genealogy Search
Originally published in The Cabinet of irish literature, Dublin 1880.
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Irish Literature - Page 2 Of 2
irish literature Guide picks. Local Ireland Literature This site providesa guide to irish literature. Medieval irish literature
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Extractions: "Past featured authors include Eavan Boland, Elizabeth Bowen, Eilísh Dillon, Lady Gregory, James Joyce, Patrick Kavanagh, John B. Keane, Mary Lavin, Francis Ledwidge, Michael Longley, Patricia Lynch, Thomas MacGreevy, Michael McLaverty, Brian Moore, Máiréad Ní Ghráda, Edna O'Brien, Kate O'Brien, John Millington Synge, Oscar Wilde, William Butler Yeats..." Local Ireland: Literature
BUBL LINK 820 English, Scottish And Irish Literature
Home Search Subject Menus AZ Dewey Countries Types Updates Random About. 820 English, Scottish and irish literature.
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Subjects children's books, irish literature, literary studies DeweyClass 820ResourceType index Location usa irish literature / Local Ireland News and
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Medieval Irish Literature
Medieval irish literature. Last updated 8/20/2000, Cross, Tom Peete. Motifindexof Early irish literature. Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, 1952.
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Extractions: Last updated 8/20/2000 Cath Maige Tuired: The Second Battle of Mag Tuired. Edited by Elizabeth A. Gray. Dublin: Irish Texts Society, 1982. Series: Irish Texts Society (Series) ; v. 52. A fascinating story, with lots of interesting, useful notes about one of the tales dealing with the early days of the Tuatha de Dannan. Although this is a scholarly edition, complete with introduction, notes and glossary, there is a facing page translation in English of the Irish text. Gray also wrote a series of excellent articles on Cath Maige Tuired in Eigse vols. XVIII-XX 1981-83. Cross, Tom Peete. Motif-index of Early Irish Literature. Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, 1952. Series: Indiana University publications. Folklore series, no. 7. Cross uses the Stith-Thompson index of motifs and lists Irish tales in terms of those motifs, including some that are uniquely Irish.
Irish Resistance Books
Features subversive irish literature and politics. McGuffin's Dispatches and Cormac's Cartoons.
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Contemporary Irish Literature
Contemporary irish literature. Voice of the Shuttle's irish literaturepages; Introduction to Irish Studies (John Rickard, Bucknell);
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Extractions: Connect to MLA (via First Search) Description Academic Search Connect to Academic Search WilsonWeb Connect to Wilson Web Description Essay and general literature index. New York: H. W. Wilson, 1900- Humanities index. New York: H. W. Wilson, June 1974- Readers' guide to periodical literature. Minneapolis: H. W. Wilson, 1905- Book review index. Detroit: Gale Research Co., Jan. 1965- Index to book reviews in the humanities. Williamston, MI: P. Thomson, Jan./Mar. 1960- Times literary supplement index 1940-1980. Reading, England: Research Publications, 1982. Biographical Sources Detroit, MI: Gale Research Co., 1985. SML Main Reference Room PN451 +D53 40 Detroit, MI: Gale Research Co., 1983. SML Main Reference Room PN451 +D53 14 Field Day anthology of Irish writing. Lawrence Hill, Derry, Northern Ireland: Field Day Publications, 1971.
School Of Celtic Studies - Catalogue F: Irish Literature
School of Celtic Studies, Scoil an Léinn Cheiltigh / Catalogue Index / F IrishLiterature Books and Publications in Celtic Studies F irish literature.
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Extractions: School of Celtic Studies Catalogue Index / F: Irish Literature Previous: E: Irish Language Next: G: Irish History and Genealogy Subsections: F 1.1 : Studies in Irish literature and history by James Carney 1955 (repr. with index 1979) xi pp. ISBN 1 85500 116 F 1.2 : Makers and forgers: the G. J. Williams Memorial Lecture, delivered at University College, Cardiff, on 7 March 1975 by David Greene 1975. 22 pp. pbk ISBN 7083 0599 7 Distributed for University of Wales Press F 1.3: The heroic biography of Cormac mac Airt by xiii + 138 pp. ISBN 1 85500 094 6 F 1.4: The learned tales of medieval Ireland by Proinsias Mac Cana ix + 159 pp. ISBN 1 85500 120 9 Edition and discussion of two Middle Irish catalogues of tales F 1.5 : Translations and adaptations into Irish by 1984. 18 pp. ISBN 1 85500 134 9 Statutory public lecture, reprinted from Celtica 16 F 1.6 : The Irish bardic poet: a study in the relationship of poet and patron as exemplified in the persons of the poet, (O'Hussey) and his various patrons, mainly members of the Maguire family of Fermanagh
Irish Literature From Moytura's Irish Bookshop
irish literature After Yeats and Joyce Reading Modern irish literature, AfterYeats and Joyce Reading Modern irish literature (Opus) by Neil Corcoran
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Extractions: Irish Literature Books by Oscar Wilde and Samuel Beckett as well as studies of Yeats, Joyce and Frank O'Connor, among others. Any of the books listed can be bought safely and securely by following the link to Amazon.com. I use Amazon for most of my book and cd purchases and have not been disappointed. The names of the authors, contributors and illustrators have all been linked to more of their work on each page as well as being listed on our authors' page We have a monthly newsletter offering updates to the categories and authors' lists. If you would like to subscribe you can do so below - please be assured that email addresses are gathered in the strictest confidence and used for one purpose only - to send on your newsletter. They are given to NO OTHER third party. Alternatively, bookmark this page and return again occasionally - our list of books and authors will be updated regularly and can be found on our NEW ADDITIONS page. At the bottom of the page you will find search boxes directly to Amazon.com for any particular book or author not listed. There is also a currency converter to help you work out $US conversions. I hope you enjoy your browse through Moytura's Irish Book Shop. Books by Author Categories Irish Architecture
Jim Fitzpatrick - Mythology - Early Irish Literature
The Song of Amergin, which Graves tentatively but brilliantly restores in the WhiteGoddess, is not the earliest poetic incantation in irish literature but it
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Extractions: The Song of Amergin, which Graves tentatively but brilliantly restores in the White Goddess, is not the earliest poetic incantation in Irish literature but it is certainly outstanding for its evocative power. It holds, as well, great fascination for the scholar since variants hide the ancient Celtic calendar-alphabet of the learned caste, the Druids.
Irish Literature, Irish Fiction, Irish Poetry & Irish Plays - Scriobh.com - Onli
A platform for contemporary Irish writers both professional and amateur. It is a nonprofit project Category Arts Writers Resources Organizations IrelandNew Work From Barney F. McClelland Five Poems 2003 Other works and Biography PaulO'Brien Forgetting to Know You A Curious Fiction Other works and Biography.
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Salmon Publishing | Poetry Publisher | Ireland
Publisher of irish literature, poetry and poets.
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Irish Literature
irish literature. Ancient Ireland. irish literature Links. Celtic Blessings;Celtic/Irish Electronic Texts; Classics Ireland; Contemporary Irish Writers;
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Extractions: Books were first brought to Ireland by teachers of Christianity, and after accepting the new religion, the Irish learned to make their own Christian books. Books in those days were not written on paper, but on strong velvety vellum, made from the skins of young animals, most often calves. The skin had to be scraped and bleached and stretched to be made into vellum. Then it was written on, folded,and bound between covers to make a manuscript. The limerick probably got its name from an Irish refrain that contained the name of County Limerick, which is in southwest Ireland. The limerick is a five-line nonsense poem, with the rhyme scheme a-a-b-b-a-the first, second, and fifth lines (a) have three stresses; the third and fourth lines (b) each have two. Brief Biography Coming Soon!! Brief Biography Coming Soon!!
A Guide To 19th Century English Literature On The Internet, From Literaryhistory
ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND irish literature 18001899. A webguide to 19th century authors from literaryhistory.com.
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Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Irish Literature (Literature By Region)
Looking for the best facts and sites on irish literature? HIGH SCHOOL BEYOND Literature British Literature Literature by Region irish literature.
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Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Irish Renaissance (Irish Literature)
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