Heather Ingman
Life
1953- ; novels incl. Anna (1995), Sara (1994), and Waiting at the Gate (1996); also studies of womens writing and Irish literary fiction incl. Twentieth-century Fiction by Irish Women: Nation and Gender (2007) and A History of the Irish Short Story (2009) - an essential guide to the subject; teaches as an adjunct lecturer at TCD with an email adress at DCU.
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Works
Fiction |
- Anna (Dublin: Poolbeg 1995), 302pp.
- The Dance of the Muses: A Novel on the Life of Pierre Ronsard (London: Owen 1987),
viii,197pp..
- Sara (1994).
- Survival (1996).
- Waiting at the Gate (1996).
- Stealing Heaven (1998).
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In translation |
- Das Glück ist anderswo (2005)
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Criticism |
- ed. & intro., Mothers and Daughters in the Twentieth century: A Literary Anthology (Edinburgh UP 1999).
- A Study in Ambivalence: the Influence of Machiavelli on Poetry and Drama of the French Renaissance, 1553-1610 (1982)
- Womens Spirituality in the Twentieth Century: An Exploration through Fiction (London: Peter Lang 2004).
- Twentieth-century Fiction by Irish Women: Nation and Gender (Ashgate 2007).
- Womens fiction Between the Wars: Mothers, Daughters, and Writing (1998).
- A History of the Irish Short Story (2009).
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Contributions |
- Edna OBrien: Stretching the Nations Boundaries, in Irish Studies Review, 10, 3, (2002), pp.253-65.
- Women, Spirituality and Writing in the Inter-War Period in England in Towards a Different Transcendence: Feminist Findings on Subjectivity, Religion and Values, eds. K. Biezeveld & A. Mulder, (London: Peter Lang 2001), pp.187-213.
- The Artist, the Traveller, the Lover: Identity and Irish Nationalism in the Novels of Kate OBrien, in Identity and Cultural Translation: Writing Across the Borders of Englishness, ed. Macedo and Pereira, (London: Peter Lang 2005) [q.pp.]
- Nature, Gender and Nation: an Ecofeminist Reading of Two Novels by Irish Women, in Irish Studies Review, 13, 4 (2005), pp.517-30.
- Nation and Gender in Jennifer Johnston: A Kristevan Reading, in Irish University Review, 35, 2 (2005), pp. 334-48.
- Translating between Cultures: a Kristevan Reading of the Theme of the Foreigner in some Twentieth-Century Novels by Irish Women, in Yearbook of English Studies, 36, 1 (2006), pp.177-90.
- The Evolution of the Mother-Daughter Relationship in Three Novels by Irish Women: from Abject to Artist, in Womens Writing in Western Europe: Gender, Generation and Legacy, ed. Adalgisa Georgio & Julie Waters (Cambridge Scholars 2007), q.pp.
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Namesake? |
- Jean de La Jessée and the Family of Love in France, in The Journal of the Warburg and Courtauld Institutes, 47 (1984).
- Machiavelli in Sixteenth-century French Fiction, in American University Studies, Ser. III: Comparative Literature, Vol 10 (1988).
- Demeter and Kore: the Mother-Daughter Story in Womens Inter-war fiction [PhD] Loughborough UP 1995).
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Notes
Contact email: heather.ingmandcu.ie ; TCD webpage.
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