Marking Roy Foster's retirement from the Carroll Professorship of Irish history at the University of Oxford, and recognising his extraordinary career as a historian, literary critic, and public intellectual, this essay collection charts Foster's career while reflecting on developments in the field of Irish history writing, teaching, and research.
Marking Roy Foster's retirement from the Carroll Professorship of Irish history at the University of Oxford, and recognising his extraordinary career as a historian, literary critic, and public intellectual, this essay collection charts Foster's career while reflecting on developments in the field of Irish history writing, teaching, and research.
Senia Paseta is a historian of modern Ireland with a particular interest in the history of education, religious identity formation, political movements, and ideas in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. She has published widely on the development of a Catholic university elite in pre-independence Ireland and on a number of aspects of women's history, including the history of feminism and women's education in Ireland. Her more recent book, Irish Nationalist Women, 1900-1918 (2013), explored how politically active women worked within broader nationalist and feminist contexts during a volatile period of Irish history.
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* Introduction: Uncertain Futures: Essays about the Irish Past for Roy Foster * Part I * 1: Tom Dunne: RFF: A Writing Life * 2: Marianne Elliot: Roy Foster, an Irish Historian in Britain * 3: Toby Barnard: Roy Foster and Oxford * Part II * 4: R. V. Comerford: The Impediments to Freehold Ownership of Land and the Character of the Irish Land War * 5: K. Theodore Hoppen: 'When the gods wish to punish us they answer our prayers': British Politicians and the Transformation of Rural Society in Nineteenth-Century Ireland * 6: Marie-Louise Jennings: Gladstone and Ireland: the Peril of the Intellectual * 7: Marc Mulholland: Land War Homicides * 8: Paul Bew: The Parnell Churchill Nexus: Arthur Baumann, Winston Churchill and Roy Foster * 9: Ben Levitas: A Temper of Misgiving: W. B. Yeats and the Ireland of Synge's Time * 10: Hermione Lee: Breaking Faith: Elizabeth Bowen and disloyalties * 11: Colin W. Reid: Between the Redmondite and Revolutionary Generations: Denis Gwynn in Old and New Ireland * 12: Caoimhe Nic Dhaibheid: Fighting their Fathers' Fight: The Post-Revolutionary Generation in Independent Ireland * 13: Charles Townshend: Force, Law, and the Irish Revolution * 14: Tim Wilson: The Strange Death of Loyalist Monaghan, 1912-1921 * 15: Lauren Arrington: Feeding the Cats: Yeats and Pound at Rapallo, 1928 * 16: Matthew Kelly: 'Sense and shite': Roddy Doyle, Roy Foster and the Past History of the Future * 17: Ultán Gillen: Theobald Wolfe Tone and the Common Name of Irishman in 1960s Ireland * 18: Erika Hanna: 'There's no banshee now': Absence and Loss in Twentieth-Century Dublin * 19: Ian McBride: Provisional Truths: IRA Memoirs and the Peace Process * 20: Richard English: Seminars and Shootings: Politics, History, and University Teaching in Belfast * 21: Alvin Jackson: Shamrock and Saltire: Irish Home Rule, Independence and the Scottish Referendum, 1914-2014 * 22: David Fitzpatrick: Words and Irish History: an Experiment
* Introduction: Uncertain Futures: Essays about the Irish Past for Roy Foster * Part I * 1: Tom Dunne: RFF: A Writing Life * 2: Marianne Elliot: Roy Foster, an Irish Historian in Britain * 3: Toby Barnard: Roy Foster and Oxford * Part II * 4: R. V. Comerford: The Impediments to Freehold Ownership of Land and the Character of the Irish Land War * 5: K. Theodore Hoppen: 'When the gods wish to punish us they answer our prayers': British Politicians and the Transformation of Rural Society in Nineteenth-Century Ireland * 6: Marie-Louise Jennings: Gladstone and Ireland: the Peril of the Intellectual * 7: Marc Mulholland: Land War Homicides * 8: Paul Bew: The Parnell Churchill Nexus: Arthur Baumann, Winston Churchill and Roy Foster * 9: Ben Levitas: A Temper of Misgiving: W. B. Yeats and the Ireland of Synge's Time * 10: Hermione Lee: Breaking Faith: Elizabeth Bowen and disloyalties * 11: Colin W. Reid: Between the Redmondite and Revolutionary Generations: Denis Gwynn in Old and New Ireland * 12: Caoimhe Nic Dhaibheid: Fighting their Fathers' Fight: The Post-Revolutionary Generation in Independent Ireland * 13: Charles Townshend: Force, Law, and the Irish Revolution * 14: Tim Wilson: The Strange Death of Loyalist Monaghan, 1912-1921 * 15: Lauren Arrington: Feeding the Cats: Yeats and Pound at Rapallo, 1928 * 16: Matthew Kelly: 'Sense and shite': Roddy Doyle, Roy Foster and the Past History of the Future * 17: Ultán Gillen: Theobald Wolfe Tone and the Common Name of Irishman in 1960s Ireland * 18: Erika Hanna: 'There's no banshee now': Absence and Loss in Twentieth-Century Dublin * 19: Ian McBride: Provisional Truths: IRA Memoirs and the Peace Process * 20: Richard English: Seminars and Shootings: Politics, History, and University Teaching in Belfast * 21: Alvin Jackson: Shamrock and Saltire: Irish Home Rule, Independence and the Scottish Referendum, 1914-2014 * 22: David Fitzpatrick: Words and Irish History: an Experiment
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