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RESISTING NATIONALISM in 20th-Century Irish Drama Edited by Scott Boltwood COMING SOON
Contents Colonialism and the Free State
HYANGSOON YI: The
Traveller in Irish Drama and the Works of BARBARA SUESS: Individualism and the Acceptance of Other: Yeats and Where there is Nothing Scott Boltwood: ‘I kept silence for good or evil’: Lady Gregory’s Cloon Plays and Home Rule PAUL CANTOR: O’Casey’s Juno and the Oaycock and the Problematic Freedom of the Irish Free State The Republic and the North PAUL DAVIES: Earthing the Void: Beckett, Bio-regionalism, and Eco-poetics SHAUN RICHARDS: Brian Friel: Seizing the Moment of Flux ROS DIXON: Chekhov Bogged Down? Tom Kilroy’s version of The Seagull SUSAN CANNON HARRIS: Her Blood and Her Brother: Gender and Sacrifice in Frank McGuinness’s Carthaginians REBECCA PELAN: Two’s Company, Three’s a Community: Women’s Drama from Northern Ireland MARIA-ELENA DOYLE: ‘What sort of monsters must we have been’: Irishness and the Gothic in McDonagh, Carr and McPherson This is the fifteenth volume in the Ulster Editions & Monographs series. ISBN 13 (978-0-86140-464-3) Hardback xvi, 216 pp. Ł35.00 |
