The Irish knot: essays on imaginary / real Ireland
Información General
- Autores: María José Carrera de la Red
- Editores: Universidad de Valladolid, Secretariado de Publicaciones e Intercambio Editorial
- Año de publicación: 2008
- País: España
- Idioma: español
- ISBN: 978-84-8448-455-4
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Listado de artículos
María José Carrera de la Red, Anunciación Carrera de la Red, Enrique Cámara Arenas, María Celsa Dapía Ferreiro
págs. 13-30
Imagination and Reality in a Flat World: Ireland in the Global Economy
págs. 31-48
págs. 49-56
"The Scars of a fractured nation": Imagination and Reality in Popular Historical Fiction
págs. 57-64
Robert McLiam Wilson's Eureka Street: Real or Imagined Northern Ireland
págs. 65-70
A "True Believer": Joseph O'Connor Imagining Dublin in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century
págs. 71-78
"Science-Fictional Northern Ireland": Belfast in Ian McDonlad's Sacrifice of Fools
págs. 79-86
págs. 87-98
Revisioning Ireland's Recent Past: Just Setting the Record Straight
págs. 99-110
Real/Imagined Children: Images of Children in the Northern Ireland Peace Process
págs. 111-126
págs. 127-136
Yeat's Theatrical Thinking: Imagination between the Real and the Realist
págs. 137-146
Stereo-typed to Stereotype: Illustrations, "the Most Influential Novelty" of the Nineteenth Century Irish and British Press
págs. 147-160
Writing the Ruins: Beckett and Benjamin
págs. 161-174
Myth: Adequate language to interpret Ireland
págs. 175-186
Landscape ans text in Seamus Heaney: The Irish 'Songlines'
págs. 187-192
Classical fairy tales in modern landscapes: Felicia's Journey, by William Trevor
págs. 193-200
Yeats and the Celtic Twilight: Between the worlds
págs. 201-206
págs. 207-212
Translating Irish culture: How real and imaginary Celtic Ireland is rendered in the Ulster Cycle stories
págs. 213-222
págs. 223-230
Language performativity in Donal O'Kelly's Catalpa (1995) and Enda Walsh's Disco Pigs (1996): two radical theatre proposals
págs. 231-242
The Journey to Peace: Metaphorical representations of Post-Agreement Northern Ireland
págs. 243-252
págs. 253-262
Imagining a new mother-daughter relation: Jennifer Johnston's construction of the female servant in The Old Jest
págs. 263-270
págs. 271-282
From the Emmerald Isle to Erroland: Contesting visions in the Irish literary field
págs. 283-290
Revisiting 'real' Ireland: New (imagi)nations in Éliís Ní Dhuibhne's The Dancers Dancing
págs. 291-298
págs. 299-306
The real Ireland: Myths and realities in a re-imagining of Irishness within the Ulster-Scots contribution to social and political discourse
págs. 307-314
"...crazier and more than we think": the Ulster-Scots contribution to Irish literature
págs. 315-328
"They took the dull coast road home": Images of Ireland in Samuel Beckett's Dream of Fair to Middling Women
págs. 329-338
págs. 339-346
págs. 347-354
An 'Imagined Country': W.B.Yeats, Ireland and Identity
págs. 355-362
Between biographical footprints and legendary traces: the real and imaginary worlds of At Swim-Two-Birds by Flann O'Brien
págs. 363-372
págs. 373-382
Imagining Ireland in Twentieth-Century Spanish Writers: Diasporic Imagination in the Works of Álvaro Cunqueiro
págs. 383-391
