Border crossings : Irish women writers and national identities /
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Tuscaloosa :
University of Alabama Press,
[2000]
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Table of Contents:
- Contents
- Introduction / Kathryn Kirkpatrick
- Acts of union : family violence and national courtship in Maria Edgeworth's The absentee and Sydney Owenson's The wild Irish girl / Julia Anne Miller
- Forging tradition : Emily Lawless and the Irish literary canon / James M. Cahalan
- Things which seem to you unfeminine : gender and nationalism in the fiction of some upper middle class Catholic women novelists, 1880-1910 / James H. Murphy
- Irish poetry and the modernist canon : a reappraisal of Katharine Tynan / Donna L. Potts
- A woman of the house : gender and nationalism in the writings of Augusta Gregory / Anne Fogarty
- Trackless road : Irish nationalisms and lesbian writing / Ann Owens Weekes
- Women are trousers / Medbh McGuckian
- Revisionist cartography : the politics of place in Boland and Heaney / Katie Conboy
- Reproducing the nation : nationalism, reproduction, and paternalism in Anne Devlin's Ourselves alone / Anne Rea
- Instead I said I am a home baker : nationalist ideology and materialist politics in Mary Beckett's Give them stones / Megan Sullivan
- Public spaces, private lives : Irish identity and female selfhood in the novels of Jennifer Johnston / Rachael Sealy Lynch
- The attic LIPs : feminist pamphleteering for the new Ireland / Katherine Martin Grey.