Catholic Emancipations: Irish Fiction From Thomas Moore To James Joyce (Irish Studies),New

Catholic Emancipations: Irish Fiction From Thomas Moore To James Joyce (Irish Studies),New

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This Groundbreaking Book Explores The Role 19Th Century Irish Catholic Authors Played In Forging The Creation Of Modern Irish Literature. As Such It Offers A Unique Tour Of Irelands Literary Landscape, From Early Origins During The Catholic Political Resurgence Of The 1820S To The Transformative Zenith Wrought By James Joyces Ulysses In 1922. Emer Nolan Observes That Contemporary Irish Literature Is Steeped In The Ambitions And Internal Conflicts Of A Previously Captive Irish Catholic Culture That Came Into Its Own With The Narrative Art Form. He Revisits, With Keen Insights, The Prescient And Influential Songs, Poems, And Prose Of Thomas Moore. He Also Points Out That Moores Wildly Successful Work Helped Create An Audience For Authors To Come, I.E. John And Michael Banim, William Carleton And The Popular Novelists Gerald Griffin And Charles Kickham. An Innovative Aspect Of This Study Is The Authors Exploration Of The Relationship Between James Joyce And Irish Culture And His Nineteenthcentury Irish Catholic Predecessors And Their Political And National Passions. It Is, In Effect, A Telling Look At The Future History Of Irish Fiction.

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