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Irish Studies in Europe Vol. V: Ireland: Arrivals and Departures

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  2. Irish Studies in Europe Vol. V: Ireland: Arrivals and Departures

Scott Brewster; Werner Huber (eds.)

 

Table of Contents

Full volume
S. Brewster; Introduction
R. Barton; Old Mother Riley Goes to the Pictures: Screening the Irish in Britain
M. Busteed; Irish Protestants in Nineteenth-Century Manchester: the Truly Invisible Minority?
D. Abbate Badin; Looking at Italy Through Green Glasses: Irish Travellers in Italy
M. Paull; "A Bit of Business": New Departures in Economics and Theatre in Sean O'Casey's Time To Go (1951)
B. Bastiat; Arrivals and Departures in the Work of Owen McCafferty
S. G. Borda; Imaging and the Role of Contemporary Arts in Northen Ireland
H. Friberg-Harnesk; Finding the 'Elsewhere' Next Door: Border Crossings in Anne Enright's Writing
E. Flannery; Terror and Redemption in Colum McCann's Let the Great World Spin
C. Luppino; Arrivals and Departures in the Novels and Short Stories of John McGahern, Colm Tóibín, and Claire Keegan
A. Groutel; Engaging the Irish Diaspora Elites in Ireland's Economic Development: a Double-Edged Sword?
Notes on Contributors
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