Irish Studies Review, Vol. 7, No. 2 (August 1999)

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Index and Cover-page Album

Contents
Special issue: “Irish Studies and Postcolonial Theory”, ed. Colin Graham (Queen’s University of Belfast) and Willy Maley (University of Glasgow)
 
Articles
  • Colin Graham and Willy Maley, ‘Introduction: Irish Studies and Postcolonial Theory’ 149; Andrew Murphy, Ireland and Ante/anti-colonial Theory’ [153]
  • Richard Kirkland, ‘Rhetoric and (Mis)recognitions: Reading Casement’ [163]
  • Aidan Arrowsmith, ‘Debating Diasporic Identity: Nostalgia, (Post) Nationalism, Critical Traditionalism’ [173]
  • Tom Herron, ‘Spectaculars: Seamus Heaney and the Limits of Mimicry’ [183]
  • Breda Gray, ‘Longings and Belongings - Gendered Spatialities of Irishness’ [193]
  • Gerry Smyth, ‘Irish Studies, Postcolonial Theory and the “New” Essentialism [211]
  • Ellen-Raissa Jackson, ‘Gender, Violence and Hybridity: Reading the Postcolonial in Three Irish Novels’ [221]
 
Review articles
  • Ann Saddlemyer, ‘An almost psychedelic impact’: Jack Yeats, review of Jack Yeats, by Bruce Arnold.
  • Bruce Stewart, ‘Archive Fever in the Grad. School’, review of Modern Irish Writers: A Bio-Critical Sourcebook, ed. Alexander Gonzalez. [233]
 
Reviews
  • Sarah Briggs, Paul Hyland & Neil Sammells, eds., Reviewing Ireland: Essays and Interviews from Irish Studies Review, ed. reviewed by Matthew Campbell.
  • Liam de Paor, Ireland and Early Europe, reviewed by John Robb.
  • Victor Treadwell, Buckingham and Ireland, 1616 1628: A Study in Anglo-Irish Politics, reviewed by Alan Ford.
  • Liam Swords, ed., Protestant, Catholic and Dissenter: The Clergy and 1798, reviewed by C. D. A. Leighton.
  • Jacinta Prunty, Dublin Slums 1800 1925: A Study in Urban Geography, reviewed by Jim MacLaughlin.
  • Asenath Nicholson, Annals of the Famine in Ireland, by ed. Maureen Murphy, reviewed by Maurice Colgan.
  • S. R. Dennison & Oliver MacDonagh, Guinness 1886-1939: From Incorporation to the Second World War, reviewed by Terry Gourvish.
  • Eithne MacDermott, Clann na Poblachta, reviewed by Adrian Kelly.
  • Michael Dury, ed., Andrew Bryson ‘s Ordeal: an Epilogue to the 1798 Rebellion;James L. Pethica & James C. Roy, eds., “To the Land of the Free from This Island of Slaves”: Henry Stratford Persse’s Letters from Galway to America, 1821-1832; Emmet Larkin & Herman Freudenberger, eds., Memoirs of Joseph Prost C.S.R.: A Redemptorist Missionary in Ireland 1851-1854, ed. and Michael Hopkinson, ed., Frank Henderson’s Easter Rising: Recollections of a Dublin Volunteer, ed. reviewed by Fergal Gaynor.
  • Tim Murphy & Patrick Twomey, ed., Ireland’s Evolving Constitution, 1937-1997: Collected Essays, reviewed by W. N. Osborough.
  • David Miller, ed., Rethinking Northern Ireland: Culture, Ideology and Colonialism, reviewed by Cahal McLaughlin.
  • Roy Douglas, Liam Harte & Jim O’Hara, Drawing Conclusions: A Cartoon History of Anglo-Irish Relations 1798-1998, reviewed by Bill Rolston.
  • Raymond Gillespie & Myrtle Hill, ed., Doing Irish Local History: Pursuit and Practice, reviewed by Gerard Moran.
  • Breandan Ó hEithir & Ruairi Ó hEithir, eds., An Aran Reader, eds., reviewed by Glenn Hooper.
  • Miriam Crowley & Richard Nairn, Wild Wicklow: Nature in the Garden of Ireland, reviewed by Mary C. King.
  • Peter Harbison, Beranger’s Antique Buildings of Ireland, reviewed by Maurice Colgan.
  • Lisa M. Bitel, Isle of the Saints: Monastic Settlement and Christian Community in Early Ireland, and Raymond Gillespie, Devoted People: Belief and Religion in Early Modern Ireland, reviewed by Conleth Manning.
  • Alan Acheson, A History of the Church of Ireland 1691-1996, reviewed by Oliver P. Rafferty.
  • by Ian MacBride, Scripture Politics, Ulster Presbyterians and Irish Radicalism in the late-Eighteenth Century, and Kevin Whelan, Fellowship of Freedom, The United Irishmen and 1798, reviewed by Jim Smyth.
  • Robert J. Savage, Irish Television: the Political and Social Origins, reviewed by Rodderick Flynn.
  • Victoria Glendinning, Jonathan Swift; Keith Crook, A Preface to Swift, and Hermann Real & Helgard Stover-Leidig, edss., Reading Swift: Papers from the Third Münster Symposium, reviewed by Joe McMinn.
  • William Hughes & Andrew Smith, ed., Bram Stoker: History, Psychoanalysis and the Gothic, reviewed by Richard Haslam.
  • John Stokes, Oscar Wilde: Myths, Miracles and Imitations, and William Tydeman & Steven Price, Wilde: Salome, reviewed by Sandra F. Siegel.
  • Edward Larrissy, ed., W. B. Yeats: a Critical Edition of the Major Works, and Larrissy, W. B. Yeats, reviewed by Matthew Gibson.
  • Margot Norris, ed., A Companion to James Joyce’s “Ulysses”, and Karen R. Lawrence, Transcultural Joyce, reviewed by Richard Brown.
  • Clive Hart, C. George Sandulescu, Bonnie K. Scott & Fritz Senn, Images of Joyce, (2 vols.), reviewed by Patrick Parrinder.
  • Ciaran O Nuallain, trans. by Roisin Ní Nulláin, The Early Years of Brian O’Nolan, Flann O’Brien, Myles na gCopaleen, reviewed by Donald E. Morse.
  • Robbie B. H. Goh, Conflicting Identities: Essays on Modern Irish Literature, and Jack Santino, The Hallowed Eve: Dimensions of Culture in a Calendar Festival in Northern Ireland, reviewed by Richard Kirkland.
  • Sean O’Brien, The Deregulated Muse: Essays on Contemporary British and Irish Poetry, reviewed by Ruben Moi.
  • Elaine Crowley, Technical Virgins, reviewed by Siobhan Holland.
  • Leland Bardwell, The White Beach: New and Selected Poems, 1960-1998; Marvin Bell, Wednesday: Selected Poems, 1966-1997 Brendan Kennelly, The Man Made of Rain;  Micheal O’Siadhail, Our Double Time, and Gwyn Parry, Crossings, reviewed by Michael W. Thomas.
  • David Caffrey, dir. Divorcing Jack, reviewed by John Newsinger.
  • Pat O’Connor, dir., Dancing at Lughnasa, reviewed by Colin Edwards.

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