Información General

• Autores: Eduardo Barros-Grela (ed. lit.), David M. Clark (ed. lit.)
• Editores: TIR , Travaux d'Investigation et de Recherche
• Año de publicación: 2023
• País: Francia
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9782917681633
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Resumen

• The emergence of spatial experience has sparked a notable interest within the realm of critical theory, leading to a comprehensive exploration and conceptualization of various cultural, ideological, and aesthetic movements that have emerged from the discourse on space. This intellectual pursuit has given rise to a multitude of studies examining diverse artistic representations of space, and these studies explore the distinct characteristics inherent to each geographical and cultural context, in the case of this collection, Ireland. Through their varied approaches and analyses, these studies have revitalized human beings’ relationships with spaces, while also acknowledging the marginalized perception of overlooked places that are in need of recognition. Thus, "Post-Urban Spaces in Contemporary Irish Fiction, Transcultural Spaces and Places" assembles a range of diverse perspectives that delve into the reconfiguration of spaces within contemporary Irish aesthetics. In line with the broader field of Space Studies, this volume encompasses essays that explore the intersection of Irish spaces with other areas of knowledge and theoretical approaches. Eduardo Barros Grela is Senior Lecturer at the Universidade da Coruña and Coordinator of the Research Group "Irish Studies". David Clark is Senior Lecturer at the Universidade da Coruña and Director of the "Amergin" University Institute of Research in Irish Studies.

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Listado de artículos

• • "It Is a Thin Layer of Civilisation We Have Laid over Us": The Metropolis and the "Carnival Spirit" in Keven Barry's City of Bohane

    Brenda Carr

    págs. 15-28

    

  • Eerieland, or the Haunted Irish Diaspora: Irish Women Migrants in Liz Nugent's Skin Deep

    Alexia Souto Castro

    págs. 29-41

    

  • "Two Entirely Different Existences": Exploring the Sense of Place in Sally Rooney's Normal People

    Elena Canido

    págs. 43-64

    

  • Gender and Medical Spaces in Contemporary Irish Life Writing by Women

    Muriel Domínguez Viso

    págs. 65-79

    

  • One for the Road: Exploring the Dublin Pub as a Heterotopia in Roddy Doyle's The Van

    Sean Keane

    págs. 81-94

    

  • Ethno-racial Divisions Under the Politics of Exclusion: Space and the Other in Kit de Waal's My Name is Leon

    Valentina Corbalán Labora

    págs. 95-107

    

  • "Could you make a soul out of spare and found parts? Why not?: A study of the paradox of the Irish feminine in Sarah Mariah Griffin's Other Words for Smoke and Spare and Found Parts

    Silvia Vázquez Lorenzo

    págs. 109-121

    

  • Aesthetics of crisis ant the return to "lost-time": Past Hauntings of the Future in City of Bohane

    Martín Mallo Meilán

    págs. 123-134

    

  • "It is time for her to dislocate this "within": Heterotopias, Concealment and Endometriosis in Sally Rooney's Conversations with Friends

    Keah Amy Dixon

    págs. 135-149

    

  • A Deep Gaze into Daly's Post-Urban Dublin

    Marta Pazos Blanco

    págs. 151-163

    

  • Queer Rehab, Insights into Conversation Therapy in Ireland and the Irish Film Industry

    Lía de Araújo Pérez

    págs. 165-180

    

  • The Raft of the Medusa: Negotiating Traditional Assumptions of Belonging and Sense of Place through the Music and Lyrics of The Pogues

    Xan Guitián Carril

    págs. 181-193

    

  • Ireland in Contemporary Media: Assassin's Creed Valhalla-The Wrath of the Druids

    Claudia Mosquera Santamariña

    págs. 195-206

    

  • Seamus Heaney, superheroes and spaces in-between: A look at Rob Curley's The League of Volunteers

    José Luis Prieto Montero

    págs. 207-220