Library: Index

The Library: Index

Literary Texts
Irish Literary Classics Sundry Literary Texts
Celtic Texts & Criticism
Critical Texts
Irish Critical Classics Sundry Critical Texts
On Major Irish Writers Reviews & Interviews
International Critics Irish Historical Studies
Archives
Irish Literary Journals The Ricorso Galleries
 
Internet Archive - Books Relating to Ireland (Clare Library comp.)

The primary aim of the RICORSO Library is to act as an archive for digitised versions of classic Irish texts along with monographs and articles employed in the construction of this website - and, in the process, to provide a hub around which ever-larger numbers of such texts can be mirrored in digital form for the benefit of Irish studies. [See Note on Copyright, infra.]

Irish Literary Texts (all genres)
Irish Literary Classics A collection of major Irish writings in digital format ...
Sundry Literary Texts Longer extracts from works by sundry Irish authors ...
Celtic Texts & Criticism A collection of key texts and commentary on them ...

Critical Studies of Irish Writers
Irish Critical Classics Key-authors, key-texts & standards of critical practice ...
Sundry Critical Texts Monographs and papers on Irish writers, topics, genres ...
On the Major Authors Studies of major Irish authors - Yeats, Joyce, Beckett ...
International Criticism Passages from leading international critics & theorists ...
Reviews & Interviews Reviews from interviews from leading newspapers, &c. ...

Additional Critical Resources
Irish Historical Studies Extracts from authoritative works on Irish history ...
Irish Literary Journals Selections from leading literary & literary-critical journals ...
The Ricorso Galleries Images of writers, artists, art-works, book covers ...

Gallery of Accessions A new region holding images of some covers and TOCs ...

Note on Copyright
Texts by major Irish authors held at RICORSO include some which were available between the lapse of copyright and its resumption under European Union legislation and therefore no longer in the public domain. Yeats and Joyce are the key instances. These are conserved under password access and will so remain unless the authors’ estates permit the publication of electronic editions. Those seeking access to them for research-related purposs may wish to apply for passwords [email].


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