Introduction: [Liam Harte,] ‘Autobiography and the Irish Cultural Moment’;

Liam Harte, ‘“With a Heroic Life and a Governing Mind”: Irish Nationalist Autobiography in the Nineteenth Century’;

Liam Harte, ‘Creating the Self, Recreating the Nation: The Politics of Irish Literary Autobiography from Moore to Behan’;

Berenice Schrank, ‘“Life Purified and Reprojected”: Autobiography and the Modern Irish Novel’;

Eve Patten, ‘Pilgrimage to the Self: Autobiographies by Twentieth-Century Irish Women’;

Taura S. Napier, ‘“Loss, Return, and Restitution”: Autobiography and Irish Diasporic Subjectivity’;

Liam Harte, ‘Breaking the Silence: Emigration, Gender and the making of Irish Cultural Memory’;

B. Gray, ‘Twentieth-Century Gaelic Autobiography: from lieux de memoire to Narratives of Self-Invention’;

Maire Nic Eoin, ‘“Drawing the Line and making the Tot”: Aspects of Irish Protestant Life Writing’;

Barry Sloan, ‘Fighting without Guns?: Political Autobiography in Contemporary Northern Ireland’;

S. Hopkins, ‘“Voice Itself”: The Loss and Recovery of Boyhood in Irish Memoir’;

Denis Sampson, ‘Memoirs of an Autobiographer’;

George O’Brien, Bibliography.