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Irish Studies in Europe Vol. VII: Narrating Ireland in Different Genres and Media

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Rennhak, Katharina (ed.)

 

Table of Contents

Full volume
K. Rennhak; Introduction: Narrating Ireland in Different Genres and Media
E. D'hoker; Narrating the Community: The Short Story Cycles of Val Mulkerns and Mary Beckett
F.McCann; The End of the World as We Know It:New Narrative Forms for a New Era in Contemporary Fiction from the North of Ireland
H. Schwall; Trauma and Narrative Techniques in Contemporary Irish Fiction
A. Kirchhofer; Beyond the Comfort Zone: Narrating Child Abuse in Joyce, McCabe and Enright
K. Rennhak; Puzzling Narrative Identities and the Ethics of the Literary Imagination in Sebastian Barry's 'Dunne Series'
A. Hanrahan; Narrating the Ballymun Experience in Dermot Bolger's Ballymun Trilogy
C. Huck; Ireland, Lost Between Country and City: Eavan Boland in the Suburb
S. Heinz; Celtic Tiger Ireland and the Politics of Disgust
R. Emig; Craggy Island - Cranky Ireland? Serial Visions of Irishness in Father Ted
C. Lynch; Shamrocks, Stereotypes and Social Networking
Notes on Contributors
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