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The Routledge Companion to Twenty-First-Century Irish Writing (eBook, PDF)
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This Companion brings together leading scholars in the field of Irish studies to explore the significance of twenty-first-century Irish writing and its flourishing popularity worldwide.
This Companion brings together leading scholars in the field of Irish studies to explore the significance of twenty-first-century Irish writing and its flourishing popularity worldwide.
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Anne Fogarty is Professor Emerita of James Joyce Studies at University College Dublin, Ireland. She was Associate Director of the Yeats International Summer School 1995-1997 and Director of the Dublin James Joyce Summer School 2017-2023. She was editor of the Irish University Review 2002-2009 and co-editor with Luca Crispi of the Dublin James Joyce Journal 2008-2023. Currently, she is editor for the Irish Writers series for Bucknell University Press. She has co-edited several collections of essays on Joyce and recently co-edited Deirdre Madden: New Critical Perspectives (with Marisol Morales-Ladrón) (2022) and Reading Gender and Space (with Tina O'Toole) (2023). She has published widely on aspects of twentieth- and twenty-first-century Irish writing, especially on the Revival period, and on women authors. Her new edition of Dubliners is forthcoming from Penguin in 2025. Eugene O'Brien is Professor of English Literature and Theory and Head of the Department of English Language and Literature in Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick, Ireland. He is the editor for the Oxford University Press Online Bibliography project in literary theory and of the Routledge Studies in Irish Literature series. His books include Contemporary Irish Poetry and the Climate Crisis (with Andrew J. Auge) (Routledge, 2021) and Reimagining Irish Studies for the Twenty-First Century (with Eamon Maher) (2021). His latest book, Reading Paul Howard: The Art of Ross O'Carroll-Kelly, was published by Routledge in 2023. A co-edited volume of Études Irlandaises 49 (1), Contemporary Irish Poetics (with Eóin Flannery), and a co-edited book, The Frontier of Writing: A Study of Seamus Heaney's Prose (with Ian Hickey) (Routledge), were published in 2024. He is currently working on a monograph on Micheal O'Siadhail entitled Reading Micheal O'Siadhail: The Gift of Tongues (Routledge).
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I. Narrative Imaginings: Between Ideology and Resistance 1. Counterfactual Geographies: Creating Urban Space in Post-Crash Irish Fiction Liam Lanigan 2. Representations of Catholicism in Contemporary Irish Fiction Eamon Maher 3. Four Recent Irish-language Novels, A Century after Pearse Máire Ní Annracháin 4. Conversational Ethics and Aesthetics in the Contemporary Family Novel: Anne Enright's The Green Road (2015) and Donal Ryan's The Queen of Dirt Island (2022) Katharina Rennhak 5. Liquid Modernity and Twenty-First Century Irish Young Adult Fiction Ian Hickey 6. The Biopolitics of Emotions and the Aesthetics of Vulnerability in Contemporary Irish Writing by Non-White Authors Jun Du 7. Embodied Pasts and Precarious Futures: Somatic Storytelling in Trespasses (2022) and Close to Home (2023) Caroline Magennis 8. The Ethics of Care in Sally Rooney's Novels: Between Self and Other María Amor Barros-del Río 9. 'Feeling Catty': Reading Animals in Short Stories by Contemporary Irish Women Writers Anne Fogarty II. A Poetics of the Unfinished and the Transformative 10. Remapping Ireland in Poems by Paula Cunningham, Eiléan Ní Chuilleanaín and Nithy Kasa Lucy McDiarmid 11. Twenty-First Century Migrant Irish Poets in the UK: Martina Evans and Fran Lock Ailbhe Darcy 12. 'The art of yielding': Contemporary Irish Ecopoetics Eoin Flannery 13. Wilful renewing: Tradition and Innovation in the work of Aifric Mac Aodha and Séamus Barra Ó Súilleabháin Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh 14. Micheal O'Siadhail: Intersecting, Resonant and Polyglot Voices Eugene O'Brien 15. Queer Poetry Kit Fryatt 16. 'The Art of Losing': Ailbhe Darcy's Ekphrastic Touch Daniela Theinová 17. 'Echo is dumb': Modes of Address and Generational Dialogue in Irish Poetry David Wheatley 18 'Memory followed you / on the water': Oceanic Perspectives in Contemporary Irish Women's Poetry Lucy Collins III. Theatrical Engagements and Critiques 19. Ecodramaturgy and the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Abbey Theatre's Adaptation of Patrick Kavanagh's The Great Hunger (2020) Patrick Lonergan 20. THISISPOPBABY: Glorious Energy, Grief, and the Twenty-First Century Craic Tax Martin Kenny and Miriam Haughton 21. Class Matters: Working-Class Theatre in the Wake of the Economic Crash Clara Mallon 22. Talking about Sex in Twenty-First-Century Irish Prose and Performance Paige Reynolds 23. Ethnotheatre in Northern Ireland: Research-Led Work by Kabosh Theatre Company Lisa Fitzpatrick 24. Visceral Injustices in The Blue Boy (2011), Woman Undone (2018) and The Examination (2019) by Brokentalkers Eamonn Jordan 25. Agonistic Spaces: Dissensus and Ethical Conflicts in Recent Irish Theatre Clare Wallace IV New Voices, New Forms, New Modes of Material Production 26. The Rise of Ireland's Campus Novel Deirdre Flynn 27. Irish Fantasy Fiction in the Twenty-First Century Jack Fennell 28. The Personal Essay Claire Lynch 29. Global Irish Crime Fiction in the Twenty-First Century: Expanding the Scope Molly Slavin 30. Contemporary Irish Poetry off the Page Julie Morrissy 31. Still Slouching Towards Bethlehem: Epochal Change in Twenty-First -Century Irish Poetry Alexander Muller and Jefferson Holdridge 32. Changing Irish Identity: Black Writing in Contemporary Ireland Sandrine Uwase Ndahiro and Victor Augusto da Cruz Pacheco 33. The Stinging Fly and Contemporary Irish Short Fiction 34. The Journal Era: Style and Twenty-First Century Irish Literary Magazines Liam Harrison 35. Languages and Publishing in Contemporary Irish Writing Tim Groenland and Margaret Kelleher
I. Narrative Imaginings: Between Ideology and Resistance 1. Counterfactual Geographies: Creating Urban Space in Post-Crash Irish Fiction Liam Lanigan 2. Representations of Catholicism in Contemporary Irish Fiction Eamon Maher 3. Four Recent Irish-language Novels, A Century after Pearse Máire Ní Annracháin 4. Conversational Ethics and Aesthetics in the Contemporary Family Novel: Anne Enright's The Green Road (2015) and Donal Ryan's The Queen of Dirt Island (2022) Katharina Rennhak 5. Liquid Modernity and Twenty-First Century Irish Young Adult Fiction Ian Hickey 6. The Biopolitics of Emotions and the Aesthetics of Vulnerability in Contemporary Irish Writing by Non-White Authors Jun Du 7. Embodied Pasts and Precarious Futures: Somatic Storytelling in Trespasses (2022) and Close to Home (2023) Caroline Magennis 8. The Ethics of Care in Sally Rooney's Novels: Between Self and Other María Amor Barros-del Río 9. 'Feeling Catty': Reading Animals in Short Stories by Contemporary Irish Women Writers Anne Fogarty II. A Poetics of the Unfinished and the Transformative 10. Remapping Ireland in Poems by Paula Cunningham, Eiléan Ní Chuilleanaín and Nithy Kasa Lucy McDiarmid 11. Twenty-First Century Migrant Irish Poets in the UK: Martina Evans and Fran Lock Ailbhe Darcy 12. 'The art of yielding': Contemporary Irish Ecopoetics Eoin Flannery 13. Wilful renewing: Tradition and Innovation in the work of Aifric Mac Aodha and Séamus Barra Ó Súilleabháin Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh 14. Micheal O'Siadhail: Intersecting, Resonant and Polyglot Voices Eugene O'Brien 15. Queer Poetry Kit Fryatt 16. 'The Art of Losing': Ailbhe Darcy's Ekphrastic Touch Daniela Theinová 17. 'Echo is dumb': Modes of Address and Generational Dialogue in Irish Poetry David Wheatley 18 'Memory followed you / on the water': Oceanic Perspectives in Contemporary Irish Women's Poetry Lucy Collins III. Theatrical Engagements and Critiques 19. Ecodramaturgy and the Covid-19 Pandemic: The Abbey Theatre's Adaptation of Patrick Kavanagh's The Great Hunger (2020) Patrick Lonergan 20. THISISPOPBABY: Glorious Energy, Grief, and the Twenty-First Century Craic Tax Martin Kenny and Miriam Haughton 21. Class Matters: Working-Class Theatre in the Wake of the Economic Crash Clara Mallon 22. Talking about Sex in Twenty-First-Century Irish Prose and Performance Paige Reynolds 23. Ethnotheatre in Northern Ireland: Research-Led Work by Kabosh Theatre Company Lisa Fitzpatrick 24. Visceral Injustices in The Blue Boy (2011), Woman Undone (2018) and The Examination (2019) by Brokentalkers Eamonn Jordan 25. Agonistic Spaces: Dissensus and Ethical Conflicts in Recent Irish Theatre Clare Wallace IV New Voices, New Forms, New Modes of Material Production 26. The Rise of Ireland's Campus Novel Deirdre Flynn 27. Irish Fantasy Fiction in the Twenty-First Century Jack Fennell 28. The Personal Essay Claire Lynch 29. Global Irish Crime Fiction in the Twenty-First Century: Expanding the Scope Molly Slavin 30. Contemporary Irish Poetry off the Page Julie Morrissy 31. Still Slouching Towards Bethlehem: Epochal Change in Twenty-First -Century Irish Poetry Alexander Muller and Jefferson Holdridge 32. Changing Irish Identity: Black Writing in Contemporary Ireland Sandrine Uwase Ndahiro and Victor Augusto da Cruz Pacheco 33. The Stinging Fly and Contemporary Irish Short Fiction 34. The Journal Era: Style and Twenty-First Century Irish Literary Magazines Liam Harrison 35. Languages and Publishing in Contemporary Irish Writing Tim Groenland and Margaret Kelleher
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