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The edge of dark : a sense of place in the writings of Michael McLaverty and Sam Hanna Bell

Title: The edge of dark : a sense of place in the writings of Michael McLaverty and Sam Hanna Bell / Sophia Hillan King.
Author: Hillan, Sophia.
Publication: Bethesda, MD : Academica Press, 2001.

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Description

pages; cm.

Series Statement

Irish research series ; 2

Uniform Title

Irish research series ; 2.

Subject

Bibliography (note)

Contents

Pt. I. The Higher Nationalism. Ch. 1. Synge's Aesthetic Regeneration of Ireland. Ch. 2. The Rushing Up of Synge's Buried Fire. Ch. 3. Synge and O'Casey and the Higher Nationalism: The Desecration of Ireland's Household Gods. Ch. 4. O'Casey's Fabrications and Epiphanies. Ch. 5. Yeats and O'Casey: Druidic Affinities -- Pt. II. Renaissance and Revolution. Ch. 1. Culture and Anarchy in Ireland: Renaissance and Revolution. Ch. 2. Pearse and Connolly Paradoxes: The Failure of Triumph? Ch. 3. Some Truths and Jokes About the Easter Rising. Ch. 4. Art for Wilde's Sake and for Socialism. Ch. 5. Beckett's Principle of Comic Disintegration -- Pt. III. Poetics and Politics. Ch. 1. The Politics of Maud and The Poetics of Willie. Ch. 2. Yeats's Apolitical Aristocracy of Art. Ch. 3. Yeats and Joyce: Liberators of Irish Literature. Ch. 4. Joyce's Exiles: A Comedy in "Three Cat and Mouse Acts" Ch. 5. Heaney and Yeats in Sweden -- Pt. IV. The Conscience of Ireland.
Ch. 1. Moral Watch Dogs: Lalor, Davitt and Francis Sheehy-Skeffington. Ch. 2. The Noble Dissent of Owen Sheehy-Skeffington. Ch. 3. A Man for Any Season: Dr. Noel Browne. Ch. 4. The Liberation of Augusta Gregory. Ch. 5. The Creative and Regenerative Liam Miller.

ISBN

193090102X (alk. paper)

LCCN

00067551

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Columbia University Libraries