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Primitivism and the writers of the Irish dramatic movement to 1910Mattar, Sinead Garrigan January 1997 (has links)
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Reviving women : Irish women's prose writing 1890-1920Meredith, Robert Beorn January 1999 (has links)
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Gerald MacNamara a kulturní obrození v Severním Irsku / Gerald MacNamara and the Northern RevivalDiaz, Michael January 2011 (has links)
English Abstract Nationalist movements often utilize aspects of mythology and history in their attempts to create a nationalist ideology. Through a selective emphasis and narrow interpretation of historical events, nationalist groups strive to create a national mythology. In this regard, the nationalist movements in fin de siècle Ireland are no different. This thesis attempts to show how the work of Gerald MacNamara, an Irish nationalist writing from Unionist Belfast during the periods of Revival and partition, was able to utilize the dramatic forms of parody and satire to create an oeuvre that critiqued both nationalist and unionist ideologies and nationalist movements as a whole.
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