European journal of english studies

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  Año 1999, Vol. 3, Número 3

  • Postcolonial Ireland: Posing the Question

    Claire Connolly

    págs. 255-261

    

  • From Elvis to the Fugitive: Globalization and Recent Irish Cinema

    Nicholas Daly

    págs. 262-274

    

  • Nobody at Home: Bloom's Outlandish Retreat in the 'Cyclops' Chapter of Ulysses

    Adam Woodruff

    págs. 275-284

    

  • With Essex in India? Emily Lawless's Colonial Consciousness

    Eve Patten

    págs. 285-297

    

  • Irish Poetry in the Union: William Allingham's Laurence Bloomfield in Ireland

    Matthew Campbell

    págs. 298-313

    

  • Yeats, Postcolonialism, and Turn-of-the-Century Aesthetics

    Ljiljana Ina Gjurgjan

    págs. 314-326

    

  • Field Day and 'The Irish-English Collision.'

    Martine Pelletier

    págs. 327-341

    

  • Other Spaces: Postcolonialism and the Politics of Truth in Kate O'Brien's That Lady

    Anne Fogarty

    págs. 342-353

    

  • Writing the Image After Roland Barthes (Book)

    David Rudrum

    págs. 354-356

    

  • Nominalism and Literary Discourse (Book)

    Philipp Wolf

    págs. 357-360

    

  • Spenser's Life and the Subject of Biography (Book)

    Willy Maley

    págs. 360-362

    

  • The Death and Return of the Author (Book)

    Lucia Boldrini

    págs. 362-365

    

  • 'Tomorrow is Another Day' (Book)

    Peter Morey

    págs. 365-368

    

  • De la littérature à la lettre/La lyre du larynx (Book)

    Joanny Moulin

    págs. 368-370

    

  • Spenser's Irish Experience/Literature, Travel, and Colonial Writing in the English Renaissance, 1545-1625/Repositioning Shakespeare (Book)

    Willy Maley

    págs. 371-374