… This addition to the Cambridge Companion series aspires to do more than simply provide a
solid source of reference for the student of modern Irish culture; its editors' preface expresses …

… economics in this companion, since both are formative of modern Irish culture) In anticipation
of … The dual construction of the companion in two sections, split between situations on one …

… of modern Irish literature more generally to be treated as honorific British, European, or “world”
figures, but they are also often detached from any more extensive consideration of Irish …

… period of modern Irish RepubUcanism?but also provides the reader with a detaUed account
of the nineteenth-century British justice system and the ways in which the modern prison …

Russia's size, the diversity of its peoples and its unique geographical position straddling East
and West have created a culture that is both inward and outward looking. Its history reflects …

… Irish Culture and Wartime Europe, 1938–48 (2015) and contributed the essay ‘“We Must Know
More Than Ireland… a critical or discursive introduction–not on an Irish poet but on Edmund …

… its attention on Ireland as a setting and subject; it added to the English-Irish equation the
third term of native Ireland and it fictionalised the cultural distinctiveness of Ireland. But recent …

… It is not entirely clear if the marginalization of critical theory and contemporary Irish Studies
in this volume is due to the political orientation of some of the contributors. Political bias does …

… cultural landscapes of contemporary Britain. Each contributor looks at the language through
which culture … and institutional trends that shape culture and at the role of culture in daily life. …

… For a phenomenon as central to modern Ireland’s cultural identity and global reputation
and so vital to Irish Studies, the consideration of Irish modernism and the intricacies of its …