This essay examines the ways in which Charlotte Brooke, in her 1789 Reliques of Irish Poetry, uses the literary collection to articulate one more or less coherent (cultural) view that she derives from a variety of different texts while putting forward her own cause, that is the desire to become a recognised professional writer. Her professional deployment of a variety of discourses (sentimental, patriotic and political) and the construction of her ambivalent female persona necessitate a reconsideration of earlier scholarship which saw the Reliques in terms of Romantic cultural nationalism, rather than a female author's skilfully planned introduction to the publishing markets of both Dublin and London.Cet article étudie les différents moyens...
Castle Rackrent (1800), accepted as one of the first (Romantic) regional novels, approaches the cult...
This paper first provides a short overview of the history of the Irish language and proceeds to exam...
Although Irish writers were foundational to English-language modernism, Irish Modernism is a new fie...
This essay examines the ways in which Charlotte Brooke, in her 1789 Reliques of Irish Poetry, uses t...
Charlotte Brooke’s Reliques of Irish Poetry (1789) not only marks the beginning of Anglo-Irish poetr...
This article analyzes how in The Real Charlotte Edith Somerville and Martin Ross use idiomatic speec...
Charlotte Brooke’s Reliques of Irish Poetry, initially published at a time of relative equality betw...
Since the 12th century, Irish historical texts have reflected the political ideology of their author...
While Mother Ireland and Kathleen ni Houlihan are everywhere in the discourses of Irish nationalism,...
My article proposes to study the use of language by individuals to construct their identity under th...
Throughout the nineteenth century, Ireland experienced rapid political transformations and a shiftin...
Irish literary criticism has long been interested in the politics of literature and its role in deco...
The impact of cultural nationalism on the Insh Literary Revival is a topic of continuing interest fo...
The aim of the thesis is to explore the potential that literature can have in studying mechanisms of...
Despite having a rather weak family connection to Ireland, the American modernist poet Marianne Moor...
Castle Rackrent (1800), accepted as one of the first (Romantic) regional novels, approaches the cult...
This paper first provides a short overview of the history of the Irish language and proceeds to exam...
Although Irish writers were foundational to English-language modernism, Irish Modernism is a new fie...
This essay examines the ways in which Charlotte Brooke, in her 1789 Reliques of Irish Poetry, uses t...
Charlotte Brooke’s Reliques of Irish Poetry (1789) not only marks the beginning of Anglo-Irish poetr...
This article analyzes how in The Real Charlotte Edith Somerville and Martin Ross use idiomatic speec...
Charlotte Brooke’s Reliques of Irish Poetry, initially published at a time of relative equality betw...
Since the 12th century, Irish historical texts have reflected the political ideology of their author...
While Mother Ireland and Kathleen ni Houlihan are everywhere in the discourses of Irish nationalism,...
My article proposes to study the use of language by individuals to construct their identity under th...
Throughout the nineteenth century, Ireland experienced rapid political transformations and a shiftin...
Irish literary criticism has long been interested in the politics of literature and its role in deco...
The impact of cultural nationalism on the Insh Literary Revival is a topic of continuing interest fo...
The aim of the thesis is to explore the potential that literature can have in studying mechanisms of...
Despite having a rather weak family connection to Ireland, the American modernist poet Marianne Moor...
Castle Rackrent (1800), accepted as one of the first (Romantic) regional novels, approaches the cult...
This paper first provides a short overview of the history of the Irish language and proceeds to exam...
Although Irish writers were foundational to English-language modernism, Irish Modernism is a new fie...