Heather Ingman is Visiting Research Fellow in the Centre for Gender and Women's Studies, Trinity College, the University of Dublin and was, until her retirement, Adjunct Professor in the School of English, TCD where she taught courses on Irish writing and modernist women's fiction.
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1. Introduction 2. The nineteenth century: nation and short story in the making Readings: William Carleton and Emily Lawless 3. Fin de siècle visions: Irish short fiction at the turn of the century Readings: W. B. Yeats and George Egerton 4. The modern Irish short story: Moore and Joyce Readings: James Joyce 5. 1920-39: years of transition Readings: Frank O'Connor and Norah Hoult 6. 1940-59: isolation Readings: Mary Lavin and Sean O'Faolain 7. 1960-79: time, memory and imagination Readings: William Trevor and Edna O'Brien 8. 1980 to the present: changing identities Readings: John McGahern and Eilis Ni Dhuibhne Biographical glossary Bibliographic essay.
1. Introduction 2. The nineteenth century: nation and short story in the making Readings: William Carleton and Emily Lawless 3. Fin de siècle visions: Irish short fiction at the turn of the century Readings: W. B. Yeats and George Egerton 4. The modern Irish short story: Moore and Joyce Readings: James Joyce 5. 1920-39: years of transition Readings: Frank O'Connor and Norah Hoult 6. 1940-59: isolation Readings: Mary Lavin and Sean O'Faolain 7. 1960-79: time, memory and imagination Readings: William Trevor and Edna O'Brien 8. 1980 to the present: changing identities Readings: John McGahern and Eilis Ni Dhuibhne Biographical glossary Bibliographic essay.
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