This volume of essays is based upon papers that were delivered at Quinnipiac University's Great Hunger Conference in September 2000. It considers the Great Hunger both as a historical moment that had a devastating and enduring impact on Ireland, and as a social, political, and demographic process that shaped the culture and people of both Ireland and North America.
This volume of essays is based upon papers that were delivered at Quinnipiac University's Great Hunger Conference in September 2000. It considers the Great Hunger both as a historical moment that had a devastating and enduring impact on Ireland, and as a social, political, and demographic process that shaped the culture and people of both Ireland and North America.
Edited by David A. Valone and Christine Kinealy - Contributions by Ed McCarron; Robert A. Smart; Michael R. Hutchenson; Mary Ann Matthews; Mary Lee Dunn; Rached Khalifa; Deborah Peck; Thomas O'Grady; David T. Gleeson; Jerome Joseph Day; William Rogers; Co
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Chapter 1 List of Table and Figures Chapter 2 Acknowledgments Chapter 3 Preface Chapter 4 Introduction Chapter 5 Silence: Chapter 6 Famine Lifelines: The Transatlantic Letters of James Prendergast Chapter 7 The "Unborn and Unburied Dead:" The Rhetoric of Ireland's An Gort Mor Chapter 8 Irish Immigrants and African Americans: Tangled Roots Chapter 9 An Agenda for Researching the Famine Experience of Kilglass Parish, County Roscommon Chapter 10 W.B. Yeats's Politics of Proximity: or the Famine's Absence in Yeats's Poetry Chapter 11 Silent Hunger: The Psychological Impact of the Great Hunger Chapter 12 Memory: Chapter 13 Seamus Heaney's "At a Potato Digging" Revisited Chapter 14 Easing Integration: The Impact of the Great Famine on the American South Chapter 15 Performing the Famine: A Look at Contemporary Irish Dramatists Chapter 16 The Great Hunger: Act of God or Acts of Man? Chapter 17 "I will sone be home:" Maggie Maher, Emily Dickinson, and an Irish Trunk Full of Poems Chapter 18 Commemoration: Chapter 19 Famine Commemorations: Visual Dialogues, Visual Silences Chapter 20 Le Mémorial: An Irish Memorial at Grosse Île in Québec Chapter 21 (De)Constructing the Irish Famine Memorial in Contemporary Québec Chapter 22 Reflections on the Grosse Île Memorial in Contemporary Québec: A Response Chapter 23 The MacGilligan Family and the Great Hunger: Collaborative Strategies in an Irish History Course Chapter 24 Designing the New York State Great Irish Famine Curriculum Guide Chapter 25 List of Contributors
Chapter 1 List of Table and Figures Chapter 2 Acknowledgments Chapter 3 Preface Chapter 4 Introduction Chapter 5 Silence: Chapter 6 Famine Lifelines: The Transatlantic Letters of James Prendergast Chapter 7 The "Unborn and Unburied Dead:" The Rhetoric of Ireland's An Gort Mor Chapter 8 Irish Immigrants and African Americans: Tangled Roots Chapter 9 An Agenda for Researching the Famine Experience of Kilglass Parish, County Roscommon Chapter 10 W.B. Yeats's Politics of Proximity: or the Famine's Absence in Yeats's Poetry Chapter 11 Silent Hunger: The Psychological Impact of the Great Hunger Chapter 12 Memory: Chapter 13 Seamus Heaney's "At a Potato Digging" Revisited Chapter 14 Easing Integration: The Impact of the Great Famine on the American South Chapter 15 Performing the Famine: A Look at Contemporary Irish Dramatists Chapter 16 The Great Hunger: Act of God or Acts of Man? Chapter 17 "I will sone be home:" Maggie Maher, Emily Dickinson, and an Irish Trunk Full of Poems Chapter 18 Commemoration: Chapter 19 Famine Commemorations: Visual Dialogues, Visual Silences Chapter 20 Le Mémorial: An Irish Memorial at Grosse Île in Québec Chapter 21 (De)Constructing the Irish Famine Memorial in Contemporary Québec Chapter 22 Reflections on the Grosse Île Memorial in Contemporary Québec: A Response Chapter 23 The MacGilligan Family and the Great Hunger: Collaborative Strategies in an Irish History Course Chapter 24 Designing the New York State Great Irish Famine Curriculum Guide Chapter 25 List of Contributors
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