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New Hibernia Review

Volume 24, Issue 2, Samhreadh / Summer 2020

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1. New Hibernia Review: Volume > 24 > Issue: 2
David Gardiner Nótaí na nEagarthóirí: Editor’s Notes
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Moya Cannon A Door Opening
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Jeanette Mollenhauer Steps and Stages: “Professional” Irish Dancers in Australia
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Ruth Barton, Brian McIlroy, Barry Monahan, Jerry White The Cinematic Informer
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Katie Mishler Reclaiming the Matrilineal: Marital Disinheritance and the Irish Female Gothic in Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu’s “Carmilla” and James Joyce’s “The Dead”
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Simon Lewis Filíocht Nua: New Poetry
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Rachel Ramsey “This Window Is All Racked and Tattered”: Maria Edgeworth and the Architectural and Literary Legacy of the Sash Window in Ireland
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James Harpur The Hidden Glimmering: Solitude, Wilderness, and the Divine in Early Medieval Irish Poetry and the Poetry of Li Bai
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Clúdach: Cover
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Gerard Moran “Giving a Helping Hand”: International Charity during the Forgotten Famine of 1879–81
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Kevin Farrell “If I Should Fall from Grace with God”: The Joycean Punk of the Pogues
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