Britta Olinder, Werner Huber (eds.) 2009

Contents:
Re-Imagining the Imaginary: A Challenge to Revisionist Mythology (Kerby A. Miller) - Reconstructed Memory: Irish Emigrant Letters from the Americas (Graham Davis) - Urban Regeneration in Belfast: Landscape and Memory (Valérie Peyronel) - Anticipating the Peace Process: In the Name of the Father as a Myth-Breaking Message (Yann Bévant) - Irish Animation and Radical Memory (Thomas Walsh) - Two Poems (Harry Clifton) - 'Chipped and tilted Marys': Two Irish Poets and Their Contemporary Contexts (Patricia Coughlan) - 'Watch me wherever I go': Ambivalence and Misdirection in Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin's Poetry (Borbála Faragó) - 'Out-and-out weary of excavating in the past': The New Irelands of Cathal Ó Searcaigh and Dennis O'Driscoll (Mary Pierse) - from Authenticity, Chapter Thirty-Five (Deirdre Madden) - Place, Time, and Perspective in John McGahern's Fiction (Martin Ryle) - Mammies, Trollops, and Re-Claimers of the Night: Women in Patrick McCabe's Fiction (David Clark) - Here and Then, There and Now: Place and Memory in Éilís Ní Dhuibhne's Fiction (Giovanna Tallone) - Frank McGuinness and Armand Gatti: Plays of Memory and Survival (Joseph Long)