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«Stories Like the Light of Stars”: Folklore and Narrative Strategies in the Fiction of Éilís Ní Dhuibhne

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«Stories Like the Light of Stars”: Folklore and Narrative Strategies in the Fiction of Éilís Ní Dhuibhneestudios.irlandeses2018-07-26T22:54:12+02:00

Politics, Place and Religion in Irish American Noir Fiction. An Interview with Dennis Lehane

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Politics, Place and Religion in Irish American Noir Fiction. An Interview with Dennis Lehaneestudios.irlandeses2022-02-16T13:52:54+02:00

‘The Good Terrorist(s)’? Interrogating Gender and Violence in Ann Devlin’s ‘Naming the Names’ and Anna Burns’ No Bones

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‘The Good Terrorist(s)’? Interrogating Gender and Violence in Ann Devlin’s ‘Naming the Names’ and Anna Burns’ No Bonesestudios.irlandeses2018-01-29T22:10:12+02:00

“She had to start thinking like a man”: Women Writing Bodies in Contemporary Northern Irish Fiction

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“She had to start thinking like a man”: Women Writing Bodies in Contemporary Northern Irish Fictionestudios.irlandeses2018-01-29T22:11:56+02:00
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