Starting from the material aspects of the journey of Irish Immigrants towards the United States, this paper offers an analysis of the way Irish immigrants are confronted with a definition of their Irish / American identity in the plays of Eugene O'Neill. Defining one's new identity without losing oneself is a challenge which Irish characters have to meet in order to belong in the New World. In this respect, this spiritual journey and the way it is presented in the plays, echoes O'Neill's permanent questioning about people belonging to the world. Consequently, Irish immigration and the integration of the Irish in the New World could prove to be a key element in the understanding of O'Neill's works.Partant des conditions matérielles du voyage...
The statue of Annie Moore and her brothers in Cobh, Ireland, is one of the many lieux de mémoire whi...
John Patrick MontanoThe end of the nineteenth century witnessed a revival of language, history, lite...
Several cultural and political movements, from the British Empire to political nationalist movements...
Starting from the material aspects of the journey of Irish Immigrants towards the United States, thi...
Over the past 50 years Ireland has undergone a sweeping series of changes that have transitioned the...
Irish-American identity in Eugene O'Neill's early playsThis article examines Irish-American identity...
The Irish diaspora has inspired many contemporary playwrights. This essay considers fourteen plays b...
This paper looks into the works of Irish writer Joseph O’Connor and his perspective in the process o...
This book examines the development of literary constructions of Irish-American identity from the mid...
Defence date: 27 January 2004Examining board: Prof. Luisa Passerini, Kulturwissenschaftliches Instit...
The traditional definition of Irishness has been overwritten by internationalization, cultural and p...
My article investigates the transnational nature of the Irish Famine immigrants, recasting the Irish...
This article will examine the interaction between New Irish immigrants and Irish-American ethnics du...
Prospects of better living conditions attracted thousands of Irish emigrants to Argentina between 18...
The social, political and economic changes undergone by the Republic of Ireland since the 1990s resu...
The statue of Annie Moore and her brothers in Cobh, Ireland, is one of the many lieux de mémoire whi...
John Patrick MontanoThe end of the nineteenth century witnessed a revival of language, history, lite...
Several cultural and political movements, from the British Empire to political nationalist movements...
Starting from the material aspects of the journey of Irish Immigrants towards the United States, thi...
Over the past 50 years Ireland has undergone a sweeping series of changes that have transitioned the...
Irish-American identity in Eugene O'Neill's early playsThis article examines Irish-American identity...
The Irish diaspora has inspired many contemporary playwrights. This essay considers fourteen plays b...
This paper looks into the works of Irish writer Joseph O’Connor and his perspective in the process o...
This book examines the development of literary constructions of Irish-American identity from the mid...
Defence date: 27 January 2004Examining board: Prof. Luisa Passerini, Kulturwissenschaftliches Instit...
The traditional definition of Irishness has been overwritten by internationalization, cultural and p...
My article investigates the transnational nature of the Irish Famine immigrants, recasting the Irish...
This article will examine the interaction between New Irish immigrants and Irish-American ethnics du...
Prospects of better living conditions attracted thousands of Irish emigrants to Argentina between 18...
The social, political and economic changes undergone by the Republic of Ireland since the 1990s resu...
The statue of Annie Moore and her brothers in Cobh, Ireland, is one of the many lieux de mémoire whi...
John Patrick MontanoThe end of the nineteenth century witnessed a revival of language, history, lite...
Several cultural and political movements, from the British Empire to political nationalist movements...