This collection of essays honors Christopher Fox of Notre Dame, arguably the most influential figure in Irish studies for the past quarter century. The essays address topics in which Fox has made his own enduring scholarly contributions and subjects to which he has made enduring contributions through his academic leadership.
This collection of essays honors Christopher Fox of Notre Dame, arguably the most influential figure in Irish studies for the past quarter century. The essays address topics in which Fox has made his own enduring scholarly contributions and subjects to which he has made enduring contributions through his academic leadership.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
James G. Buickerood has been a professor of philosophy at The College of William and Mary and Washington University and is founding editor of the interdisciplinary annual Eighteenth-Century Thought.
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List of Illustrations Foreword by Mary McAleese Preface Introduction: A Knowledge both of Books and Humankind by James G. Buickerood Part I. Scholarship and Academic Leadership Chapter 1: Chris Fox-The Man Who Reimagined Irish Studies by Joseph McMinn Chapter 2: "Casting and Gathering": Chris Fox the Librarian by Aedín Ní Bhróithe Clements Part II. Medieval and Early Modern Irish Epic and Verse Chapter 3: The Erasure of a Warrior's Body: Cú Chulainn, Isidore of Seville, and Irish Independence by Amy C. Mulligan Chapter 4: Tadhg Dall Ó hUiginn's Poem for Cormac O'Hara: "A good merchant is Cormac" by Peter McQuillan Part III. The Early Eighteenth-Century Unsubstantial Self Redux Chapter 5: Self as Consciousness, Self as Sui Generis: John Locke and Charles Mein on the Nature of Self by James G. Buickerood Part IV. Eschatological and Ecological Judgment in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries Chapter 6: Shipwreck with Spectators: or, Watching the Pain of Others in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Intellectual History by Dirk F. Paßmann and Hermann J. Real Chapter 7: Pope's Anthropogenic Dunciad by John Sitter Part V. Jonathan Swift's Relations-with Patients, with Neighbors Chapter 8: Swift's "Careful" Nurse and Sick Relations by Paul William Child Chapter 9: Swift's Neighbours: Mutual Subjection, Brotherly Love, and Kindness to Yahoos by Kurt Edward Milberger Part VI. Late Eighteenth-Century Reactionary Thought and Revolutionary Spirit Chapter 10: Jonathan Swift, "Dangerous Authors," and the Irish Patriot Tradition by Jim Smyth Chapter 11: "A Vulgar Bourgeois Through and Through": Marx's Burke and the Rise of the Political Economist by Carole Fabricant Part VII. The Easter Rising on Stage and in Film Chapter 12: Merely Players: Shakespeare and 1916 by Declan Kiberd Chapter 13: Screening the 1916 Rebellion by Bríona Nic Dhiarmada Part VIII. Perspectives on Language Chapter 14: Fame and Popular Culture: Thoughts on Writers and Orality in Ireland by Diarmuid Ó Giolláin Chapter 15: On Language Change and Social Class in the Novel by Barry McCrea Part IX. Irish Fiction Chapter 15: The Glasson County Accident by Patrick McCabe Select Bibliography of the Works of Christopher Fox Index About the Contributors
List of Illustrations Foreword by Mary McAleese Preface Introduction: A Knowledge both of Books and Humankind by James G. Buickerood Part I. Scholarship and Academic Leadership Chapter 1: Chris Fox-The Man Who Reimagined Irish Studies by Joseph McMinn Chapter 2: "Casting and Gathering": Chris Fox the Librarian by Aedín Ní Bhróithe Clements Part II. Medieval and Early Modern Irish Epic and Verse Chapter 3: The Erasure of a Warrior's Body: Cú Chulainn, Isidore of Seville, and Irish Independence by Amy C. Mulligan Chapter 4: Tadhg Dall Ó hUiginn's Poem for Cormac O'Hara: "A good merchant is Cormac" by Peter McQuillan Part III. The Early Eighteenth-Century Unsubstantial Self Redux Chapter 5: Self as Consciousness, Self as Sui Generis: John Locke and Charles Mein on the Nature of Self by James G. Buickerood Part IV. Eschatological and Ecological Judgment in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries Chapter 6: Shipwreck with Spectators: or, Watching the Pain of Others in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century Intellectual History by Dirk F. Paßmann and Hermann J. Real Chapter 7: Pope's Anthropogenic Dunciad by John Sitter Part V. Jonathan Swift's Relations-with Patients, with Neighbors Chapter 8: Swift's "Careful" Nurse and Sick Relations by Paul William Child Chapter 9: Swift's Neighbours: Mutual Subjection, Brotherly Love, and Kindness to Yahoos by Kurt Edward Milberger Part VI. Late Eighteenth-Century Reactionary Thought and Revolutionary Spirit Chapter 10: Jonathan Swift, "Dangerous Authors," and the Irish Patriot Tradition by Jim Smyth Chapter 11: "A Vulgar Bourgeois Through and Through": Marx's Burke and the Rise of the Political Economist by Carole Fabricant Part VII. The Easter Rising on Stage and in Film Chapter 12: Merely Players: Shakespeare and 1916 by Declan Kiberd Chapter 13: Screening the 1916 Rebellion by Bríona Nic Dhiarmada Part VIII. Perspectives on Language Chapter 14: Fame and Popular Culture: Thoughts on Writers and Orality in Ireland by Diarmuid Ó Giolláin Chapter 15: On Language Change and Social Class in the Novel by Barry McCrea Part IX. Irish Fiction Chapter 15: The Glasson County Accident by Patrick McCabe Select Bibliography of the Works of Christopher Fox Index About the Contributors
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