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Francoirish Connections In Space And Time: Peregrinations And Ruminations (Reimagining Ireland)
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About The Author Eamon Maher Is Director Of The National Centre For Francoirish Studies At The Institute Of Technology, Tallaght (Dublin), Where He Also Lectures In Humanities. His Most Recent Monograph Is The Church And Its Spire: John Mcgahern And The Catholic Question (2011) And He Is Currently Coediting (With Eugene Obrien) A Book Of Essays Entitled From Prosperity To Austerity: A Sociocultural Critique Of The Celtic Tiger And Its Aftermath. Catherine Maignant Is Professor Of Irish Studies And Director Of Cecille, The Centre For The Study Of Foreign Cultures At The University Of Lille 3 (France). She Is Currently Editing La France Et Lirlande : Destins Croiss (16E21E Sicles). Product Description Strong Cultural, Commercial, Literary And Intellectual Links Have Existed For Many Centuries Between The Celtic Cousins France And Ireland And Continue To Flourish Today. This Book Explores Some Of The Connections That Have Been Forged Over Space And Time By Groups And Individuals Travelling Between The Two Countries. Covering Subjects As Varied As Travel Literature, Music, Philosophy, Wine Production, Photography And Consumer Culture, And Spanning The Seventeenth Through To The Twentyfirst Centuries, The Collection Draws Attention To The Rich Tapestry Of Interconnections And Associations Which Confirm This Unique And Mutually Beneficial Friendship. The Book Examines The Role Of Figures Such As Boullayelegouz, Coquebert De Montbret, Sydney Owenson, Alain De Lille, Augusta Holmes, Alain Badiou, Wolfe Tone, Jacques Rancire, The Wine Geese, The Okelly Family, Marguerite Mespoulet, Madeleine Mignon, Jules Verne, Hector Malot, Harry Clifton, John Mcgahern, Maurice Merleauponty, Kate Obrien, John Broderick, Brian Moore And Franois Mauriac. The Essays Will Appeal To Both Academic And General Readers And To Anyone With An Interest In Francoirish Relations.
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