Literary visions of multicultural Ireland: the immigrant in contemporary Irish Literature
Información General
- Autores: Pilar Villar Argáiz (coord.), María del Carmen Ramilo Araujo (coord.)
- Editores: Manchester University Press
- Año de publicación: 2016
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-0-7190-9732-4
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Listado de artículos
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págs. 1-33
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Part I. Irish multiculturalisms: obstacles and challenges
págs. 37-49
Strangers in a strange land?: the new Irish multicultural fiction
págs. 50-63
"A nation of Others": the inmigrant in contemporarary Irish poetry
págs. 64-78
págs. 79-92
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Part II. "Rethinking Ireland" as a postnationalist community
Who is Irish?: Roddy Doyle's hyphenated identities
págs. 95-107
"Our identity is our own instability": intercultural exchanges and the redefinition of identity in Hugo Hamilton's Disguise and Hand in the Fire
págs. 108-119
"Many and terrible are the roads to home": representations of the immigrant in the contemporary Irish short story
págs. 120-132
Writing the "new Irish" into Ireland's old narratives: the poetry of Sinéad Morrissey, Leontia Flynn, Mary O'Malley, and Michael Hayes
págs. 133-148
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Part III. "The return of the repressed": ""performing" Irishness through intercultural encounters
"Marooned men in foreign cities": encounters with the Other in Dermot bolger's The Bllymun Trilogy
págs. 151-162
"Like a foreigner / in my native land": transculturality and Otherness in Twenty-first-century Irish poetry
págs. 163-175
Irish multicultural epiphanies: modernity and the recuperation of migrant memory in the writing of Hugo Hamilton
págs. 176-187
The Parts: whiskey, tea, and sympathy
págs. 188-200
Hospitality and hauteur: tourism, cross-cultural space, and etics in Irish poetry
págs. 201-213
Towards a multiracial Ireland: Black Baby's revision of Irish motherhood
págs. 217-229
Beginning history again: gendering the foreigner in Emer Martin's Baby Zero
págs. 230-242
"Goodnight and joy be with you all": tales of contemporary Dublin city life
págs. 243-254
Mean streets, new lives: the representations of non-Irish immigrants in recent Irish crime fiction
págs. 255-267
