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Titre : | A History of Irish Modernism |
Auteurs : | Gregory CASTLE, Éditeur scientifique ; Patrick BIXBY, Éditeur scientifique |
Type de document : | Livre |
Éditeur et lieu d'édition : | Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2019 |
ISBN/ISSN/EAN : | 978-1-107-17672-0 |
Format : | 442 p. |
Langues: | Anglais |
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Résumé : |
Introduction: Irish modernism, from emergence to emergency Gregory Castle and Patrick Bixby
Part I. Revivals: 1. Gothic revivals: the Fin De Siècle, Irish modernism, and the heritage of Wilde and Stoker John Paul Riquelme 2. Standish O'Grady and the historical imagination of Irish modernism Gregory Castle and Patrick Bixby 3. Yeats, the Abbey and theatrical modernism Christopher Morash 4. J. M. Synge: late Romantic or proto-modernist? Nicholas Grene 5. Internal others: cultural debate and counter-revival Ronan McDonald Part II. Revolutions: 6. Naturalism and the literary politics of Irish modernist fiction Simon Joyce 7. Towards a modernism of the book: from Dun Emer to Shakespeare and Company Clare Hutton 8. Rebellious devotion: Catholicism and the limits of modernism Michael Cronin 9. Irish modernism: the European influence Enda Duffy 10. Yeats and the revolutionary poetics of age Michael Wood 11. Material modernism: an Irish case, circa 1921 Nicholas Allen Part III. New States: 12. From Whiteboys to white nationalism: Joyce and Irish populism Joseph Valente 13. Sean O'Casey's late modernism: gender, race, and disabled bodies on the Irish expressionist stage Paige Reynolds 14. Feeling disaffection: forms of estrangement in Irish fiction Derek Hand 15. Atlantic archipelagos: the Irish American ecologies of late modernism John Brannigan 16. A disruptive modernist: Kate O'Brien and Irish women's writing Gerardine Meaney 17. After Yeats: local, regional, and transatlantic modernisms Adrienne Leavy Part IV. Emergenc(i)es: 18. Irish writing and minor language modernism Barry McCrea 19. Time made audible: Irish stations and radio modernism Damien Keane 20. 'No Irishness intended': the Irish Exhibition of Living Art, Thomas MacGreevy, and Samuel Beckett Luke Gibbons 21. Was The Bell modernist? Frank Shovlin 22. Samuel Beckett, late modernism, and the paradox of distance Emilie Morin 23. 1966: the binary conditions of Irish architectural modernism Ellen Rowley. |
Pays de publication : | Grande-Bretagne (Royaume Uni) |
Fonds : | Médiathèque |
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