Eire-Ireland (Autumn/Winter 2001) Vol.36 Nos. 3 & 4

Editors: James S. Donnelly Jr, Vera Kreilkamp Consulting Editor: Philip O'Leary Assistant Editor: James 1? Leonard Editorial Assistant: Andrea Groce

Contents

Editors' Introduction [3] Anger and Nostalgia: Seamus Heaney and the Ghost of the Father by Adrian Frazier [7] "God Save Ireland": Manchester-Martyr Demonstrations in Dublin, 1867-1916 by Owen McGee [39] "The Gravest Situation of Our Lives": Conservatives, Ulster, and the Home Rule Crisis, 1911-14 by Thomas C. Kennedy [67] Divisions Within the Irish Government over Land-Distribution Policy, 1940-70 by David Seth Jones [83] Remembering Ireland's Architecture of Containment: "Telling" Stories in The Butcher Boy and States of Fear by James M. Smith [111] "Ireland Begins in the Home": Women, Irish National Identity, and the Domestic Sphere in the Irish Homestead, 1896-1912 by James MacPherson [131] Fetal Ireland: National Bodies and Political Agency by Kathryn Conrad. [153] "Not Quite Philadelphia, Is It?" An Interview with Eamonn McCann by Margot GayleBackus [174] John Ford's Festive Comedy: Ireland Imagined in The Quiet Man by William C. Dowling [19O] Cover To Be Loved as a Cupboard: The Yeats Museum in the National Gallery of Ireland by Hilary Pyle [212] Contributors. [226]

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