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Grazia GRASSO, Auteur |L’article présente l’œuvre herméneutique de John Lanigan (1758-1825), d’abord disciple du janséniste italien Pietro Tamburini (1737-1827) au Collège irlandais de Rome, puis professeur d’Écritures saintes à Pavie. Chez les Anglo-Saxons, il est co[...]
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Ian Campbell ROSS, Auteur ; Anne MARKEY, Auteur |'The Humble Petition of Cornelius O Clummogan, the Famous Poor Scholar, to the Priest of the Parish' by the Co. Roscommon poest, Dr. Dominick Kelly, throws unexpected light on several aspects of mid-eighteenth century Irish culture and literatur[...]Article
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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Stephen GRIFFIN, Auteur | 2020Événement enregistré dans le cadre de la programmation culturelle du CCI. Lors de sa résidence au CCI, Stephen Griffin, doctorant en histoire à l’Université de Limerick, a pu approfondir ses recherches sur le rôle de la diaspora irlandaise dans[...]
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Moyra HASLETT, Éditeur scientifique ; Claire CONNOLLY, Directeur de publication ; Marjorie HOWES, Directeur de publication | Cambridge : Cambridge University Press | 2020
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This paper considers George Berkeley's (1685-1753) exclusive and limited conception of toleration for Catholics in the 1730s and how his views fit with those of other advocates of toleration in Ireland at the time by looking at sermons preached [...]Article
Ian LEASK, Auteur |John Toland's 1720 Pantheisticonmight not seem notable for its mockery of lithurgical practice; but the 'burlesque' aspects of its form belie a profound - and yet virtually unrecognized - engagement with contemporaneous science.Specifically, an[...]Article
Anne MARKEY, Auteur |This essay argues that Practical Education, or, The History of Harry and Lucy, published for private circulation within the Edgeworth family and a small group of acquaintances in 1780, was written by Honora Sneyd Edgeworth. Further, the argument[...]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
Yuhki TAKEBAYASHI, Auteur |Oliver Goldsmith (1728-1774) wrote across many different genres. However, of his wide authorly scope, much attention has been directed towards his major novelistic, theatrical and poetical works, at the expense of his historical compilations: hi[...]Article
John TRACEY, Auteur |The intention of this article is to shed new light of Séamas MacPoilin [James Pulleine], the often-overlooked eighteenth-century priest and scribe from country Down, and the eleven extant Irish devotionnal texts to which his name might be ascrib[...]
