John Wilson Foster
The Cambridge Companion to the Irish Novel
John Wilson Foster
The Cambridge Companion to the Irish Novel
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This is the perfect overview of the Irish novel from the seventeenth century to the present day.
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This is the perfect overview of the Irish novel from the seventeenth century to the present day.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. April 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 607g
- ISBN-13: 9780521861915
- ISBN-10: 0521861918
- Artikelnr.: 21809714
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 312
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. April 2015
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 607g
- ISBN-13: 9780521861915
- ISBN-10: 0521861918
- Artikelnr.: 21809714
John Wilson Foster is Professor Emeritus of English at the University of British Columbia, Canada.
Introduction John Wilson Foster; 1. The novel before 1800 Aileen Douglas; 2. The national tale and allied genres, 1770s
1840 Miranda Burgess; 3. The novel of the big house Vera Kreilkamp; 4. The Gothic novel Siobhan Kilfeather; 5. Catholics and fiction during the Union (1801
1922) James H. Murphy; 6. Irish modernisms, 1880
1930 Adrian Frazier; 7. James Joyce Bruce Stewart; 8. Region, realism, and reaction, 1922
72 Norman Vance; 9. The novel in Irish Alan Titley; 10. Women novelists, 1930s
1960s Ann Owens Weekes; 11. Two post-modern novelists: Samuel Beckett and Flann O'Brien Terence Brown; 12. Life writing in the twentieth century Elizabeth Grubgeld; 13. The novel and the Northern Troubles Elmer Kennedy-Andrews; 14. Contemporary Irish fiction Eve Patten.
1840 Miranda Burgess; 3. The novel of the big house Vera Kreilkamp; 4. The Gothic novel Siobhan Kilfeather; 5. Catholics and fiction during the Union (1801
1922) James H. Murphy; 6. Irish modernisms, 1880
1930 Adrian Frazier; 7. James Joyce Bruce Stewart; 8. Region, realism, and reaction, 1922
72 Norman Vance; 9. The novel in Irish Alan Titley; 10. Women novelists, 1930s
1960s Ann Owens Weekes; 11. Two post-modern novelists: Samuel Beckett and Flann O'Brien Terence Brown; 12. Life writing in the twentieth century Elizabeth Grubgeld; 13. The novel and the Northern Troubles Elmer Kennedy-Andrews; 14. Contemporary Irish fiction Eve Patten.
Introduction John Wilson Foster; 1. The novel before 1800 Aileen Douglas; 2. The national tale and allied genres, 1770s-1840 Miranda Burgess; 3. The novel of the big house Vera Kreilkamp; 4. The Gothic novel Siobhan Kilfeather; 5. Catholics and fiction during the Union (1801-1922) James H. Murphy; 6. Irish modernisms, 1880-1930 Adrian Frazier; 7. James Joyce Bruce Stewart; 8. Region, realism, and reaction, 1922-72 Norman Vance; 9. The novel in Irish Alan Titley; 10. Women novelists, 1930s-1960s Ann Owens Weekes; 11. Two post-modern novelists: Samuel Beckett and Flann O'Brien Terence Brown; 12. Life writing in the twentieth century Elizabeth Grubgeld; 13. The novel and the Northern Troubles Elmer Kennedy-Andrews; 14. Contemporary Irish fiction Eve Patten.
Introduction John Wilson Foster; 1. The novel before 1800 Aileen Douglas; 2. The national tale and allied genres, 1770s
1840 Miranda Burgess; 3. The novel of the big house Vera Kreilkamp; 4. The Gothic novel Siobhan Kilfeather; 5. Catholics and fiction during the Union (1801
1922) James H. Murphy; 6. Irish modernisms, 1880
1930 Adrian Frazier; 7. James Joyce Bruce Stewart; 8. Region, realism, and reaction, 1922
72 Norman Vance; 9. The novel in Irish Alan Titley; 10. Women novelists, 1930s
1960s Ann Owens Weekes; 11. Two post-modern novelists: Samuel Beckett and Flann O'Brien Terence Brown; 12. Life writing in the twentieth century Elizabeth Grubgeld; 13. The novel and the Northern Troubles Elmer Kennedy-Andrews; 14. Contemporary Irish fiction Eve Patten.
1840 Miranda Burgess; 3. The novel of the big house Vera Kreilkamp; 4. The Gothic novel Siobhan Kilfeather; 5. Catholics and fiction during the Union (1801
1922) James H. Murphy; 6. Irish modernisms, 1880
1930 Adrian Frazier; 7. James Joyce Bruce Stewart; 8. Region, realism, and reaction, 1922
72 Norman Vance; 9. The novel in Irish Alan Titley; 10. Women novelists, 1930s
1960s Ann Owens Weekes; 11. Two post-modern novelists: Samuel Beckett and Flann O'Brien Terence Brown; 12. Life writing in the twentieth century Elizabeth Grubgeld; 13. The novel and the Northern Troubles Elmer Kennedy-Andrews; 14. Contemporary Irish fiction Eve Patten.
Introduction John Wilson Foster; 1. The novel before 1800 Aileen Douglas; 2. The national tale and allied genres, 1770s-1840 Miranda Burgess; 3. The novel of the big house Vera Kreilkamp; 4. The Gothic novel Siobhan Kilfeather; 5. Catholics and fiction during the Union (1801-1922) James H. Murphy; 6. Irish modernisms, 1880-1930 Adrian Frazier; 7. James Joyce Bruce Stewart; 8. Region, realism, and reaction, 1922-72 Norman Vance; 9. The novel in Irish Alan Titley; 10. Women novelists, 1930s-1960s Ann Owens Weekes; 11. Two post-modern novelists: Samuel Beckett and Flann O'Brien Terence Brown; 12. Life writing in the twentieth century Elizabeth Grubgeld; 13. The novel and the Northern Troubles Elmer Kennedy-Andrews; 14. Contemporary Irish fiction Eve Patten.