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Issue 0 (2005)
Articles
Nineteenth-Century Anglo-Irish Cervantine
Asier Altuna-García de Salazar
University of Deusto (Bilbao), Spain
Pages: 1-11
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-505
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How to Disguise Fairy Tales in 21st Century Ireland A Feminist Analysis of Marian Keyes’ and Cathy Kelly’s Blockbusters
María Amor Barros-del Río
University of Burgos, Spain
Pages: 12-21
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-640
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‘Belonging without Belonging’: Colm Tóibín’s Dialogue with the Past
Michael Böss
University of Aarhus, Denmark
Pages: 22-29
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-799
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On Becoming European: An Economist’s Education
John Bradley
The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI), Ireland
Pages: 30-38
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-834
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‘Old Ireland and Himself’: William Orpen and the Conflicts of Irish Identity
Roy Foster
Hertford College Oxford, UK
Pages: 39-50
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-847
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‘The Famine of the 90s’: Female Starvation and Religious Thought in Leanne O’Sullivan’s Waiting for My Clothes
Luz Mar González-Arias
Universidad de Oviedo, España
Pages: 50-57
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-895
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Couplings: Agon and Composition in Paul Muldoon’s Ekphrastic Poetry
Rui Carvalho Homem
University of Oporto, Portugal
Pages: 58-66
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-913
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Engendering Change in the UDA: Gary Mitchell’s Loyal Women
Wesley Hutchinson
Université Paris 3-Sorbonne Nouvelle, France
Pages: 67-76
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-963
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Northern Ireland in Transition: The Role of Justice
Christian Mailhes
Université des Sciences Sociales, Toulouse, France
Pages: 77-90
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-987
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Revisionisms and the Story of Ireland: From Sean O’Faolain to Roy Foster
Alfred Markey
University of León, Spain
Pages: 91-101
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-1008
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The Irish Theme in the Writings of Bill Naughton
David Pierce
York, England
Pages: 102-116
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-1021
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Tragic Heroines and Wise Women in the Novels of Somerville and Ross
Angela Ryan
University College, Cork, Ireland
Pages: 117-126
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-1126
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A Reading From The Book Of Beginnings or The End of The End
Ailbhe Smyth
Activist and independent scholar
Pages: 127-140
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-1205
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Several Landscapes: Bowen and the Terrain of North Cork
Eibhear Walshe
University College Cork, Ireland
Pages: 141-147
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-1226
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‘… what’s far worse, it’ll have two mothers’: Rhetoric and Reproduction in Sean O’Casey’s Dublin Quartet
Eamonn Hughes
Queen’s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Pages: 148-155
DOI 10.24162/EI2005-932
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