Iosagán - Pearse, Patrick
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"Iosagán" by Patrick Pearse is a poignant and evocative play that delves into the themes of Irish identity, language preservation, and resistance against oppression. Set in rural Ireland, the play revolves around the character of Iosagán, a young boy who becomes a symbol of Irish nationalism and cultural pride. Through Iosagán's journey, Pearse highlights the importance of preserving the Irish language and heritage in the face of British colonialism. The play captures the beauty of the Irish countryside and the resilience of its people, emphasizing the need to resist cultural assimilation and…mehr

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"Iosagán" by Patrick Pearse is a poignant and evocative play that delves into the themes of Irish identity, language preservation, and resistance against oppression. Set in rural Ireland, the play revolves around the character of Iosagán, a young boy who becomes a symbol of Irish nationalism and cultural pride. Through Iosagán's journey, Pearse highlights the importance of preserving the Irish language and heritage in the face of British colonialism. The play captures the beauty of the Irish countryside and the resilience of its people, emphasizing the need to resist cultural assimilation and uphold the values of Irish independence. "Iosagán" serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring spirit of the Irish people and their ongoing struggle for self-determination.
Autorenporträt
Patrick Henry Pearse, né le 10 novembre 1879 à Dublin et mort le 3 mai 1916 à la prison de Kilmainham, dans la même ville, est un enseignant, avocat, poète, écrivain, nationaliste, activiste politique républicain et révolutionnaire irlandais qui a été l'un des leaders de la Révolution de Pâques de 1916.