Presenting a vibrant account of Ireland's literary voices, this volume will be a key reference for scholars and students of Irish literature and English romanticism. It offers a new account of the years that formed the crucible of Irish writing in English, taking account of colonial, European, and transatlantic contexts.
Presenting a vibrant account of Ireland's literary voices, this volume will be a key reference for scholars and students of Irish literature and English romanticism. It offers a new account of the years that formed the crucible of Irish writing in English, taking account of colonial, European, and transatlantic contexts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Making maps, Irish literature in transition, 1780-1830 Claire Connolly; Part I. Origins: 1. Gaelic literature in transition 1780-1830 Lesa Ní Mhunghaile; 2. Irish literature and classical modes Norman Vance; Part II. Transitions: 3. Conceptual frameworks: Irish literary theory, from politeness to politics Julia M. Wright; 4. Whigs, weavers and fire-worshippers: anglophone Irish poetry in transition Matthew Campbell; 5. Metropolitan theatre David O'Shaughnessy; 6. Harps and pepperpots, songs and pianos: music and Irish poetry Adrian Paterson; 7. Enlightened Ulster, Romantic Ulster: Irish magazine culture of the Union era Jennifer Orr; Part III. Reputations: 8. Placing Mary Tighe in Irish literary history: from manuscript culture to print Harriet Kramer Linkin; 9. Edgeworth and realism James Chandler; 10. Lady Morgan and 'the babbling page of history': cultural transition as performance in the Irish national tale Nicola Lloyd; 11. 'The diabolical eloquence of horror': Maturin's wanderings Jim Kelly; 12. English Ireland/Irish Ireland: the poetry and translations of J. J. Callanan Gregory A. Schirmer; 13. Thomas Moore and the social life of forms Jane Moore; 14. 'English, Irished': Union and violence in the fiction of John and Michael Banim Willa Murphy; 15. The transition of reputation: Gerald Griffin Mark Corcoran; 16. William Maginn: the Cork correspondent David E. Latané; Part IV. Futures: 17. 'My country takes her place among the nations of the earth': Ireland and the British archipelago in the age of the Union Murray Pittock; 18. Mentalities in transition: Irish Romanticism in European context Joep Leerssen; 19. Ireland and Empire: popular fiction in the wake of the Union Sonja Lawrenson; 20. Transatlantic influences and futures Joseph Rezek; 21. The literary legacies of Irish Romanticism Fiona Stafford.
Making maps, Irish literature in transition, 1780-1830 Claire Connolly; Part I. Origins: 1. Gaelic literature in transition 1780-1830 Lesa Ní Mhunghaile; 2. Irish literature and classical modes Norman Vance; Part II. Transitions: 3. Conceptual frameworks: Irish literary theory, from politeness to politics Julia M. Wright; 4. Whigs, weavers and fire-worshippers: anglophone Irish poetry in transition Matthew Campbell; 5. Metropolitan theatre David O'Shaughnessy; 6. Harps and pepperpots, songs and pianos: music and Irish poetry Adrian Paterson; 7. Enlightened Ulster, Romantic Ulster: Irish magazine culture of the Union era Jennifer Orr; Part III. Reputations: 8. Placing Mary Tighe in Irish literary history: from manuscript culture to print Harriet Kramer Linkin; 9. Edgeworth and realism James Chandler; 10. Lady Morgan and 'the babbling page of history': cultural transition as performance in the Irish national tale Nicola Lloyd; 11. 'The diabolical eloquence of horror': Maturin's wanderings Jim Kelly; 12. English Ireland/Irish Ireland: the poetry and translations of J. J. Callanan Gregory A. Schirmer; 13. Thomas Moore and the social life of forms Jane Moore; 14. 'English, Irished': Union and violence in the fiction of John and Michael Banim Willa Murphy; 15. The transition of reputation: Gerald Griffin Mark Corcoran; 16. William Maginn: the Cork correspondent David E. Latané; Part IV. Futures: 17. 'My country takes her place among the nations of the earth': Ireland and the British archipelago in the age of the Union Murray Pittock; 18. Mentalities in transition: Irish Romanticism in European context Joep Leerssen; 19. Ireland and Empire: popular fiction in the wake of the Union Sonja Lawrenson; 20. Transatlantic influences and futures Joseph Rezek; 21. The literary legacies of Irish Romanticism Fiona Stafford.
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