Elizabeth Butler Cullingford is Jane and Rowland Blumberg Centennial Professor of English Literature and University Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Texas, Austin.

"Elizabeth Butler Cullingford's book is a most revealing, wide-ranging, and stimulating addition to the growing field of Irish studies. Following . . . an introduction about her own journeys through shifting critical paradigms, the book takes off to deal deftly with issues of class, ethnicity, and gender in the construction of Irish identity within the broad sweep of modernity. She focuses on a wide range of Irish fiction, film, poetry, drama, and even politics. . . ." —James Joyce Quarterly"Ireland's Others is a wide-ranging study packed with fascinating insights and enlightening readings. . . . One of the many and varied merits of this book is that it suggests avenues and strategies of reading that will benefit and inspire the authors of many studies to come." —South Central Review

Elizabeth Butler Cullingford is Jane and Rowland Blumberg Centennial Professor of English Literature and University Distinguished Teaching Professor at the University of Texas, Austin.

"Elizabeth Butler Cullingford's book is a most revealing, wide-ranging, and stimulating addition to the growing field of Irish studies. Following . . . an introduction about her own journeys through shifting critical paradigms, the book takes off to deal deftly with issues of class, ethnicity, and gender in the construction of Irish identity within the broad sweep of modernity. She focuses on a wide range of Irish fiction, film, poetry, drama, and even politics. . . ." —James Joyce Quarterly"Ireland's Others is a wide-ranging study packed with fascinating insights and enlightening readings. . . . One of the many and varied merits of this book is that it suggests avenues and strategies of reading that will benefit and inspire the authors of many studies to come." —South Central Review