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Irish Americans and the Treaty:
The View from the Irish Free State
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Brian Friel’s Explorations of Trauma:
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“Vistas of Simultaneity”:
Northern Irish Elegies for Yugoslavia
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The Splitting, 1971
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Revolution of Silence:
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Renewing the Party:
Cumann na nGaedheal’s Executive Organizing Committee, 1924–25
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Roseland, Jetland, Cloudland, and Beyond:
Irish Showbands and Economic Change, 1958–1975
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Life Writing and Nation-Building in Midcentury Ireland:
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The Islander:
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World-class Questions:
Irish Theater in 2013
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Conamara Revolution
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“Do You Ring? Or Are You Rung For?”:
Mass Media, Class, and Social Aspiration in Edwardian Ireland
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Robert Flaherty’s Oidhche Sheanchais:
The First Film in Irish
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Mark S. Quigley
Modernization’s Lost Pasts:
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The Public Sphere and Eighteenth-century Ireland
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A Family Affair?:
English Hangmen and a Dublin Jail, 1923–54
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Actaeon Revisited:
Seamus Heaney and Sinéad Morrissey Respond to Titian
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Imperialism, Aesthetics, and Gothic Confrontation in The Picture of Dorian Gray
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The Hurley-Maker’s Son
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