Decolonisation and criticism : the construction of Irish literature
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Decolonisation and criticism : the construction of Irish literature
(Contemporary Irish studies)
Pluto Press, 1998
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Bibliography: p. [237]-251
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book investigates the role of literary criticism in the process of Irish decolonisation since the late eighteenth century, with special emphasis on the 1950s.
Drawing on the work of both Irish and international commentators - including Edward Said, David Lloyd, Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak and Luke Gibbons - Gerry Smyth seeks to reconfigure the established relations between literature and criticism. Smyth then sets his analysis against a modular theory of decolonisation based on a reading of Irish history from the perspective of contemporary postcolonial and post-structural theory.
Engaging with debates in a number of current fields, Decolonisation and Criticism challenges many assumptions and practices of Irish literary history.
目次
Introduction
Part 1: Decolonisation and Criticism
1. The Modes of Decolonisation
Nationalism and Decolonisation
Liberal and Radical Decolonisation
Decolonisation and Poststructuralism
Decolonisation in Ireland
2. Culture, Criticism and Decolonisation
Criticism and Crisis
The Institution of Criticism
Decolonisation and Criticism
3. Critical Encounters
Neo-Classicism and Celticism
Anglo-Ireland Under Pressure
Irish Politics, English Culture
Challenges to Cultural Nationalism
Part 2: Literary Criticism in Ireland 1948-58
4. Criticism in the Thin Society
5. The Periodical
The Moment of Kavanagh's Weekly
Variations on the Bell
The Professionals
Affiliated Periodicals
6. The Scope of Literary Criticism
A Note on Censorship -The University - Anthologies
7. The Book
The Life and Culture in Ireland Series -Truth and Method -An Irish Tradition?
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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