Issue 13 – Estudios Irlandeses

The Evolution of Irish Studies at Concordia University Montreal

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The Evolution of Irish Studies at Concordia University Montrealestudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:49:37+02:00

“You cannot escape where you are from”: In Conversation with Rob Doyle

estudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:49:43+02:00

“You cannot escape where you are from”: In Conversation with Rob Doyleestudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:49:43+02:00

Irish Film and Media Studies Publications – 2017

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Irish Film and Media Studies Publications – 2017estudios.irlandeses2018-04-09T19:46:52+02:00

“The Vocative Case on People’s Mouths”: The Irish Folklore Commission and Illiterate Linguistics

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“The Vocative Case on People’s Mouths”: The Irish Folklore Commission and Illiterate Linguisticsestudios.irlandeses2018-04-23T17:27:51+02:00

“There has been a Celtic Tiger of fiction”: An Interview with Claire Kilroy

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“There has been a Celtic Tiger of fiction”: An Interview with Claire Kilroyestudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:50:15+02:00

Precursors, the Environment and the West in Seamus Heaney’s “Postscript”

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Precursors, the Environment and the West in Seamus Heaney’s “Postscript”estudios.irlandeses2018-04-09T19:38:28+02:00

Irish Studies Round the World – 2017

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Irish Studies Round the World – 2017estudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:50:39+02:00

Virgilian Hauntings in the Later Poetry of Seamus Heaney

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Virgilian Hauntings in the Later Poetry of Seamus Heaneyestudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:51:32+02:00

Muiris O’Sullivan’s «New Storytelling»: The Art of Twenty Years A-Growing

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Muiris O’Sullivan’s «New Storytelling»: The Art of Twenty Years A-Growingestudios.irlandeses2018-03-24T18:37:57+02:00

Vexing Motherhoods in Ireland and Abroad in Nuala Ní Chonchúir’s Mother America

estudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:51:51+02:00

Vexing Motherhoods in Ireland and Abroad in Nuala Ní Chonchúir’s Mother Americaestudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:51:51+02:00

Irish Film and Television – 2017

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Irish Film and Television – 2017estudios.irlandeses2018-04-05T17:45:46+02:00

Reality and Justice: Seamus Heaney’s The Cure at Troy

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Reality and Justice: Seamus Heaney’s The Cure at Troyestudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:52:05+02:00

Propaganda, Literature and a Television Mini-Series: Representations of Roger Casement in Germany, 1916-2016

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Propaganda, Literature and a Television Mini-Series: Representations of Roger Casement in Germany, 1916-2016estudios.irlandeses2018-03-23T17:58:24+02:00

Irish Studies in Spain – 2017

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Irish Studies in Spain – 2017estudios.irlandeses2018-04-09T19:47:23+02:00

How to Strengthen Irish Studies throughout Europe? A Diagnosis Based on the German-Speaking Countries

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How to Strengthen Irish Studies throughout Europe? A Diagnosis Based on the German-Speaking Countriesestudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:52:22+02:00

The Post-Pastoral Elements in Michael Longley’s Poetics

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The Post-Pastoral Elements in Michael Longley’s Poeticsestudios.irlandeses2018-07-25T22:46:33+02:00

Translation of a Selection of Caitríona O’Reilly’s Poems into Spanish

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Translation of a Selection of Caitríona O’Reilly’s Poems into Spanishestudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:53:00+02:00

The Embodied Subjectivity of a Half-Formed Narrator: Sexual Abuse, Language (Un)formation and Melancholic Girlhood in Eimear McBride’s A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing

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The Embodied Subjectivity of a Half-Formed Narrator: Sexual Abuse, Language (Un)formation and Melancholic Girlhood in Eimear McBride’s A Girl is a Half-Formed Thingestudios.irlandeses2018-10-25T19:53:36+02:00

“Irish English had to do with personal identity, and you can’t get rid of that”. An Interview with Juan José Delaney

estudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:53:12+02:00

“Irish English had to do with personal identity, and you can’t get rid of that”. An Interview with Juan José Delaneyestudios.irlandeses2018-03-16T19:53:12+02:00