Portail des collections

Article

Ghostly Surrogates and Unhomely Memories : Performing the Past in Marina Carr's Portia Coughlan

Karen O'BRIEN, Auteur ; David G. FREY FELLOW, Auteur |

Dans Etudes irlandaises (Vol 37 n 1 2012)

In Marina Carr's Portia Coughlan (1996) ghostly performances stage the unsettling effects of the past as it resurfaces in the present; of both individual memory and the cultural memory of female experience. Through application of Joseph R[...]

Plus d'information...

Ajouter au panier

Article

Re-envisioning "Woman" : Medea as Heroine in Versions by Brendan Kennelly and Marina Carr

Karen O'BRIEN, Auteur ; David G. FREY FELLOW, Auteur |

Dans Etudes irlandaises (Vol 37 n 1 2012)

Bredan Kennelly's Medea and Marina Carr's By the Bog of Cats are particularly striking versions of Euripides' Medea for their representation of Medea's rage in light of sociopolitical realities within Ireland. Both versions [...]

Plus d'information...

Ajouter au panier