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Jouvert: Journal of Postcolonial
Studies, ‘Ireland 2000’ [Special Irish Issue, ed. Maria Pramaggiore], 4, 1 (Fall 1999)
Source: Jouvert Web Site [ online] |
| CONTENTS |
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- Richard Haslam, ‘“A Race Bashed in the Face”: Imagining Ireland as a Damaged Child’.
- Eugene O’Brien, ‘Alternate Irelands: Emigration and the Epistemology of Irish Identity’.
- Lauren Onkey, ‘“A Melée and a Curtain”: Black-Irish Relations in Ned Harrigan’s The Mulligan Guard Ball.
- Mike Cronin, ‘Ignoring Postcolonialism:The Gaelic Athletic Association and the Language of the Colony’.
- Catherine Wynne, ‘Mollies, Fenians and Arthur Conan Doyle’.
- James Morrison, ‘Hitchcock’s Ireland: The Performance of Irish Identity in Juno and the Paycock and Under Capricorn’.
- Michael Malouf, ‘Forging the Nation: James Joyce and The Celtic Tiger’ [see extract under Joyce [supra] and Conor Cruise O’Brien [supra].
- Pat O’Connor, ‘Ireland: A Country for Women?’.
- Stanley Orr, ‘Genres and Geographies: Cultural Decolonization in Mike Newell’s Into the West.’.
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| Interviews |
- The Irish Interest Group [Univ. of Texas], “Sinn Féin and the Educative Process: An Interview with Daisy Mules&rsquo.
- Susan Shaw Sailer, ‘Translating Tradition: An Interview with Declan Kiberd’ [attached]
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| Books reviewed |
- Jude R. Meche, ‘Wherever Green is Torn …’.
- Kelli Maloy, Sexual Politics and the “New Order”.
- Richard Rankin Russell, Fiction and the Changing Ireland.
- Eileen O’Halloran, Reading “Otherwise” Theorizing the Place of Politics and Gender in Joyce.
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| About Contributors; Recent Books by Jouvert Board Members. |
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