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| Titre : | Etudes irlandaises Vol 41 n 2 - Automne - hiver 2016 |
| Type de document : | Bulletin |
| Paru le : | 01/09/2016 |
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Karin FISCHER, Auteur ;
Cliona NI RIORDAIN, Auteur
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Publié en 2016, le rapport de la commission d’enquête parlementaire sur les origines de la crise bancaire de 2008-2010 n’a pas minimisé les défaillances irlandaises, mais n’a pas manqué non plus de mettre en évidence l’approche controversée de l[...]
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This article discusses the prospects of Ireland emerging from crisis renewed and reformed as a second republic. Evidence from opinion polls and surveys confirms Irish citizens value key republican principles of equality, rights and fair distribu[...]
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The British occupation of Ireland down the centuries was once seen as exploitative and repressive. However, according to “responsible” historians, this British presence in Ireland should be seen as an act of benign generosity. We should accept t[...]
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Fiona MCCANN, Auteur
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This article explores Edna O'Brien's more recent fiction and demonstrates how Ireland's most prolific writer continues to systematically expose the ways in which oppression and repression operate in contemporary Ireland. Using Sara Ahmed's work [...]
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In Ireland, the system of Direct Provision, where asylum seekers are dispersed around the country and housed in accommodation centres on a full-board basis, has been in existence since 2000. This article examines this policy and how it has evolv[...]
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This article examines Celia de Fréine’s re-imagining of Brian Merriman’s canonic text The Midnight Court/Cúirt an Mheán Oíche. Through textual and contextual analysis of specific extracts of the texts, the article illustrates how de Fréine’s ver[...]
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En 1792, à Paris, dix Irlandais ont tenté de prendre le contrôle du collège irlandais. Cet épisode permet de mieux comprendre comment le républicanisme français, dans sa définition radicale, et le républicanisme irlandais ont partagé des origine[...]
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Theo DORGAN, Auteur
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If we situate the Irish struggle for independence, and the eventual emergence of the Irish Republic, in a lineage of Republics achieved by revolution, we think naturally of the French and American republics as predecessors. Unless we examine the[...]
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The commemoration of the Easter Rising invokes a spectral nationalism which, in the Irish Republic, has for some years largely lain dormant. That invocation attaches itself all too easily to a call to “fulfil the destiny of the nation”. This tel[...]
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Eoin DALY, Auteur
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Ostensibly, the Irish Constitution of 1937 draws philosophical inspiration from Catholic social teachings and the theory of natural law. While it enshrines rather generic concepts of democracy and popular sovereignty, it seems bereft of distinct[...]
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Aifric MAC AODHA, Auteur ;
Cliona NI RIORDAIN, Traducteur
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Poèmes en gaélique, traduits en français.