Irish Culture and Partition, 1920–1955 by O'Neill, Stephen;

Sorozatcím: Liverpool Studies in Irish Literature;

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Kiadó Liverpool University Press
Megjelenés dátuma 2026. április 28.

ISBN 9781836244813
Kötéstípus Keménykötés
Terjedelem320 oldal
Méret 239x163 mm
Súly 666 g
Nyelv angol
Illusztrációk 10 Illustrations, black & white

Kategóriák

Irodalomtörténet Irodalomelmélet Dráma XIX. sz.és XX. sz. első fele XX. sz. második fele és XXI. sz.

Hosszú leírás:

Irish Culture and Partition, 1920–1955 is the first study of the impact of partition on the culture of Ireland. Examining the island’s literature, art, history and visual culture, it argues that the establishment and maintenance of partition had a deep impact on the ways that Irish culture was produced and interpreted. Drawing upon archives from both partition states, as well as the private papers of several authors, it resituates debates around Irish culture and politics within the polemics of state formation, including work from Evie Hone, St John Ervine, Michael McLaverty, William Conor, Flann O’Brien, Agnes Romilly White, Benedict Kiely, Dorothy Macardle and many others. It also places literature and culture within the context of literary congresses, art exhibitions, state festivals and World’s Fairs. In considering partition not as a past event but a process which continues in the present, this study recovers the networks of influence and production as well as the debates around partition that propelled Irish culture in these years. Placing the production of culture and the invention of tradition by the two Irish partition states in conversation with each other for the first time, Irish Culture and Partition, 1920–1955 argues for a reconsideration of the language, imagery and chronology of the island’s division.

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Tartalomjegyzék:

Introduction: The Long Partition of Ireland

1. Irish Culture and the Boundary Question

2. Senses of State, 1925–1932

3. The Pasts and Futures of Partition

4. Facing Gethsemane: Partition, Fatalism, and the ‘northern minority’

5. The Antinomies of 'Ulster' Regionalism

Until Then