Ireland and Cultural Theory
The Mechanics of Authenticity
AvColin Graham,Richard Kirkland
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CLAIRE CONNOLLY Lecturer, School of English Studies, University of Wales, CardiffTOM HERRON Lecturer in English, University of AberdeenEAMONN HUGHES Lecturer, School of English, Queen's University of Belfast, Northern IrelandJIM MACLAUGHLIN Political Geographer, University College CorkLANCE PETTITT Senior Lecturer in Irish Studies, St Mary's University College, Strawberry HillSHAUN RICHARDS Head of Literature, Staffordshire UniversityGERRY SMYTH is currently working on a book on contemporary Irish fictionBRONWEN WALTER Senior Lecturer in Geography, Anglia Polytechnic University
'This book is a timely provocation to rethink our accepted notions of Irishness and Britishness in the light of recent debates in literary theory, gender research and the postcolonial controversy. A pioneering publication at the cutting edge of contemporary cultural studies' - Richard Kearney, Professor of Philosophy, University College Dublin, author of Postnationalist Ireland
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AvColin Graham,Richard Kirkland
1 442 kr
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CLAIRE CONNOLLY Lecturer, School of English Studies, University of Wales, CardiffTOM HERRON Lecturer in English, University of AberdeenEAMONN HUGHES Lecturer, School of English, Queen's University of Belfast, Northern IrelandJIM MACLAUGHLIN Political Geographer, University College CorkLANCE PETTITT Senior Lecturer in Irish Studies, St Mary's University College, Strawberry HillSHAUN RICHARDS Head of Literature, Staffordshire UniversityGERRY SMYTH is currently working on a book on contemporary Irish fictionBRONWEN WALTER Senior Lecturer in Geography, Anglia Polytechnic University
'This book is a timely provocation to rethink our accepted notions of Irishness and Britishness in the light of recent debates in literary theory, gender research and the postcolonial controversy. A pioneering publication at the cutting edge of contemporary cultural studies' - Richard Kearney, Professor of Philosophy, University College Dublin, author of Postnationalist Ireland