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Irish Studies Review, Vol. 16, No. 3 (August 2008)
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| [Special Issue: “Kinsella at Eighty” guest ed. Derval Tubridy] |
| Preliminary |
- Introduction: ‘“Keep us alert / for the while remaining”: Kinsella at eighty’ [231].
- Floyd Skloot, ‘Poetry: Close Reading’ [235].
- David Wheatley, “Poems” [239]
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| Articles |
- Catriona Clutterbuck, ‘Scepticism, faith and the recognition of the “Patriarch-Mother” in the poetry of Thomas Kinsella’ [245].
- Andrew Fitzsimons, ‘“Let the Fall begin”: Thomas Kinsella”s European dimension’ [267].
- Lucy Collins, ‘“Never altogether the same. But the same”: strategies of revision in Thomas Kinsella”s Notes from the Land of the Dead’ [283].
- Dillon Johnston, ‘Kinsella’s Dublins and the Stone Mother’ [295].
- Ian Flanagan, ‘“Hearing the American voice”: Thomas Kinsella and William Carlos Williams’ [305].
- David Wheatley, ‘“All is emptiness / and I must spin”: Thomas Kinsella and the romance of decay’ [329].
- Derval Tubridy, ‘Thomas Kinsella: A Selected Bibliography 2008’ [335]
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| REVIEWS/HISTORY, POLITICS AND ART |
- Elizabeth Malcolm, The Irish Policeman 1822-1922: A Life, reviewed by Brian Griffin. [345]
- Joost Augusteijn, ed., The Memoirs of John M. Regan: A Catholic Officer in the RIC and RUC, 1908-48, ed. reviewed by Brian Griffin.
- Marta Herrero, Irish Intellectuals and Aesthetics: The Making of a Modern Art Collection, reviewed by Isabella Evangelisti.
- Enda Delaney, The Irish in Post-War Britain, reviewed by Mary E. Daly.
- Caitlin Donnelly, Penny McKeown & Bob Osborne, eds., Devolution and Pluralism in Education in Northern Ireland, reviewed by Kate Nielsen.
- L. B. Lethbridge, ed., Edmund Spenser: New and Renewed Directions, reviewed by Willy Maley.
- Kay Li, Bernard Shaw in China: Cross-Cultural Encounters,reviewed by Tony Stafford.
- Gerald Dawe, The Proper Word: Collected Criticism - Ireland, Poetry, Politics, ed. Nicholas Allen, reviewed by Tom Walker.
- Colin MacCabe, The Butcher Boy [Vol. 12, Ireland Into Film ser.], reviewed by Clare Wallace.
- Jacqueline Genet, Sylvie Mikowski & Fabienne Garcier, eds., The Book in Ireland, reviewed by Natalie Aldred.
- Martin McLoone, Film, Media and Popular Culture in Ireland: Cityscapes, Landscapes, Soundscapes, reviewed by Kenneth Murphy.
- Ciaran Carson, For All We Know, reviewed by Neal Alexander.
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