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Could this be the first campus novel in Irish? Written by an author who spent 40 years working as a lecturer in a third level college it gives a wry and comic insight into college life.
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- E-bokPDF, Engelska, 1998
109 kr
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(An Irish-language title) The short story has flourished as a literary form in Ireland, not least amongst Irish-language writers. This lively anthology will be enjoyed by all and will be cherished by those with an interest in Irish literature, those in the field of Irish Studies and those with an interest in Translation Studies. It is a good illustration of the vibrancy of Irish-language writing today and demonstrates, in Declan Kiberd’s words, ‘that the example of Kafka has been as fully assimilated as that of Leabhar Sheain Ui Chonaill.’
- E-bokEngelska, 1998
110 kr
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(An Irish-language title) The short story has flourished as a literary form in Ireland, not least amongst Irish-language writers. This lively anthology will be enjoyed by all and will be cherished by those with an interest in Irish literature, those in the field of Irish Studies and those with an interest in Translation Studies. It is a good illustration of the vibrancy of Irish-language writing today and demonstrates, in Declan Kiberd’s words, ‘that the example of Kafka has been as fully assimilated as that of Leabhar Sheain Ui Chonaill.’
- E-bokIriska, 2005
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Ingne Dearga Dheaideo has the variety that readers have come to expect of a Pádraic Breathnach collection of short stories. The opening story, Anam Mná, explores the plight of a mother mourning the loss of her first-born child, and brilliantly captures her devastation and disbelief at what has happened. Iníon describes a father''s anxious wait for the return of his wayward teenage daughter from a night out. M''Uncail Máirtín agus Cailleacha Mheiriceá is a wonderful, parable-like tale of two witches in Manhattan who engage in a fierce stone-throwing battle. The author explores a wide range of themes in this collection, including grief, old age, the eternal struggle between tradition and modernity and life through the eyes of a child.
