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Issue 15

IRISH FILM AND TELEVISION – 2019

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IRISH FILM AND TELEVISION – 2019estudios.irlandeses2020-03-17T10:09:57+02:00

IRISH FILM AND MEDIA STUDIES PUBLICATIONS

estudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T13:24:52+02:00
IRISH FILM AND MEDIA STUDIES PUBLICATIONSestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T13:24:52+02:00

IRISH STUDIES ROUND THE WORLD – 2019

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IRISH STUDIES ROUND THE WORLD – 2019estudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T12:47:33+02:00

IRISH STUDIES IN SPAIN – 2019

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IRISH STUDIES IN SPAIN – 2019estudios.irlandeses2020-03-17T09:58:41+02:00

Translation of The King of Spain’s Daughter (1935), by Teresa Deevy

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Translation of The King of Spain’s Daughter (1935), by Teresa Deevyestudios.irlandeses2020-03-17T10:08:16+02:00

Introductory Essay. “Resisting Power and Direction”: The King of Spain’s Daughter by Teresa Deevy as a Feminist Call to Action

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Introductory Essay. “Resisting Power and Direction”: The King of Spain’s Daughter by Teresa Deevy as a Feminist Call to Actionestudios.irlandeses2020-03-25T14:03:37+02:00

Are my Stars from Ireland? Reflections on an Irish-American Experience

estudios.irlandeses2020-03-18T16:58:09+02:00
Are my Stars from Ireland? Reflections on an Irish-American Experienceestudios.irlandeses2020-03-18T16:58:09+02:00

“Folklore seeks out the things that are not permitted in official discourse”. An Interview with Lillis Ó Laoire

estudios.irlandeses2020-04-24T10:41:22+02:00
“Folklore seeks out the things that are not permitted in official discourse”. An Interview with Lillis Ó Laoireestudios.irlandeses2020-04-24T10:41:22+02:00

“Stretching the Imagination into another World”: An Interview with Eibhear Walshe

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“Stretching the Imagination into another World”: An Interview with Eibhear Walsheestudios.irlandeses2020-03-17T10:01:29+02:00

“A Pint of Plain is Your Only Man”: Masculinities and the Pub in Twentieth Century Irish Fiction

estudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:30:31+02:00
“A Pint of Plain is Your Only Man”: Masculinities and the Pub in Twentieth Century Irish Fictionestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:30:31+02:00

El arte por el dolor: resemantización estética de la crueldad en “The Birthday of the Infanta” de Oscar Wilde

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El arte por el dolor: resemantización estética de la crueldad en “The Birthday of the Infanta” de Oscar Wildeestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:30:54+02:00

Echo’s Bones and Samuel Beckett’s Early Aesthetics: “The Vulture”, “Alba” and “Dortmunder” as Poetic Manifestos

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Echo’s Bones and Samuel Beckett’s Early Aesthetics: “The Vulture”, “Alba” and “Dortmunder” as Poetic Manifestosestudios.irlandeses2020-03-17T14:15:22+02:00

The “Production” of “Reflection”: Adolescent Choices in John McGahern’s The Dark

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The “Production” of “Reflection”: Adolescent Choices in John McGahern’s The Darkestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:31:09+02:00

Place-lore in the Mélusine Narrative from Irish Tradition

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Place-lore in the Mélusine Narrative from Irish Traditionestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T20:00:09+02:00

“Teresa speaks to poets”: Mystical Experience, Apology and Literary Creation in Kate O’Brien’s Teresa of Ávila

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“Teresa speaks to poets”: Mystical Experience, Apology and Literary Creation in Kate O’Brien’s Teresa of Ávilaestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:31:50+02:00

Heaney and American Poetry: The California Narrative

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Heaney and American Poetry: The California Narrativeestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:31:44+02:00

Staging the Outcast in Brendan Behan’s Three Prison Dramas

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Staging the Outcast in Brendan Behan’s Three Prison Dramasestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:31:39+02:00

Disrupting Colonial Views: Savvy Nabobs, Oriental Dreams. Colonial Appropriations in J.C. Mangan’s “An Extraordinary Adventure in the Shades” and “The Thirty Flasks”

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Disrupting Colonial Views: Savvy Nabobs, Oriental Dreams. Colonial Appropriations in J.C. Mangan’s “An Extraordinary Adventure in the Shades” and “The Thirty Flasks”estudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:31:34+02:00

“Cannot an Irishman be a good man?”: Maria Edgeworth’s “The Limerick Gloves” (1804) as a Tale of Irish Identity

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“Cannot an Irishman be a good man?”: Maria Edgeworth’s “The Limerick Gloves” (1804) as a Tale of Irish Identityestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:31:29+02:00

“Portals of Discovery”: Historical Allusions in Joyce’s Portrait

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“Portals of Discovery”: Historical Allusions in Joyce’s Portraitestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:31:23+02:00

Understanding and Mis-understanding in Language in Brian O’Nolan’s An Béal Bocht and Cruiskeen Lawn

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Understanding and Mis-understanding in Language in Brian O’Nolan’s An Béal Bocht and Cruiskeen Lawnestudios.irlandeses2020-03-16T14:31:17+02:00
Electronic Journal of the Spanish Association for Irish Studies (AEDEI)

Electronic Journal of the Spanish Association for Irish Studies (AEDEI)

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