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Joel HERMAN, Auteur |This article examines patriot sentiment in eighteenth-century Ireland through the developing newspaper press, charting the gradual emergence of a patriot press and the role of that press in articulating a new national identity in the Free Trade [...]Article
Patrick KELLY, Auteur |George Caffentzis's compelling account of why Berkeley published the three-part, anonymous Querist in 1735-7 poses the question of what impelled him to bring out a much-truncated, single-volume version of the work under his own name in 1750. Rea[...]Article
Ian MCBRIDE, Auteur |This article seeks to demonstrate that the anonymous pamphlet, 'Some Consideration upon the Late Attempt to Repeal th Test Act' (1719), was written by Jonathan Swift. The argument is based on a comparison with other tracts ackowledged to have be[...]
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Although Northern Irish poet Leontia Flynn’s work has always been politically invested, her 2018 collection The Radioshifts its gaze fromglobal pressures on the local to local lessons for global geopolitics.The poet of‘the new North’, born and r[...]Article
Deirdre Madden’s novel One by One in the Darkness, first published in 1996, marks its twenty-fifth anniversary in 2021. Madden began writing the book in 1993 in anticipation of another anniversary(a quarter century of political and sectaria[...]Article
Tom O’Flaherty’s unpublished novel Red Crom’s Island is a distinctly political potboiler that envisions the Gaeltacht as a potential centre for leftist revolutionary activity. By comparison, O’Flaherty’s two Anglophone short stories collection[...]Article
Lisa FITZPATRICK, Auteur |This essay draws upon the work of Judith Butler, Sara Ahmed, and Germaine Greer to consider the #MeToo movement and its reflection in the work of the author’s students and the scandal at Dublin’s Gate Theatre. Taking competing conceptions of fre[...]Article
This essay reflects on the meaning of ‘the political’in relation to academic work, in particular Irish Studies and literary scholarship.Speaking from the standpoint of my involvements as an ally-activistin grassroots migrant justice organising a[...]
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Although it left little physical trace, Gaelic Ulster was once a vigorous, confident society, whose members fought and feasted, sang and prayed. It maintained schools of poets, physicians, historians and lawyers, whose studies were conducted lar[...]Nouveauté
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In 2011 Queen Elizabeth made her first ever state visit to the Irish Republic. It was a great, moving occasion. In settling once and for all its relationship with Ireland, Britain was also settling its relationship with the rest of the world, ta[...]Article
Susan MANLY, Auteur |This article considers Maria Edgeworth's unpublished 1799 essay advocating mass education in Ireland in relation to her tales for children published in the immediate aftermath of the 1798 upsrising. For Edgeworth, the education of the poor, gran[...]Article
In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the colonies controlled by the British, the Dutch, and other European countries witnessed a number of devastating famines. These famines did not solely arise for the ‘natural’ reasons of the shortage of[...]
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Fintan O'TOOLE, Auteur | 2019Cet événement a eu lieu dans le cadre de la programmation culturelle du CCI. A la fois auteur, critique littéraire et historien, Fintan O’Toole est surtout connu pour son franc-parler légendaire, qui en fait l’un des commentateurs politiques le[...]
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John GIBNEY, Auteur ; Michael KENNEDY, Auteur ; Kate O'MALLEY, Auteur | Dublin : Royal Irish Academy | 2019Ireland had a foreign policy and a diplomatic service before there was an internationally recognised independent Irish state. The origins of the modern Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade lie in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs established as[...]
