Victorian Literature and Culture: Volume 32 - Issue 1

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The linguistic atmosphere of Ireland has become definitely English enough, for the first time, to allow work to be done in English that is perfectly Irish in essence.—J. M. Synge

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Volume 32 - Issue 1 - March 2004

EDITORS' TOPIC: VICTORIAN IRELAND

THE ANGLO-IRISH DIALECT: MEDIATING LINGUISTIC CONFLICT

PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY AND THE VISUAL APPEARANCE OF AN IRISH NATIONALIST DISCOURSE 1840–1870

“Too Much Knowledge of the Other World”: Women and Nineteenth-Century Irish Folktales

LETTING THE PAST BE PAST: THE ENGLISH POET AND THE IRISH POEM

BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS: CONSTRUCTIONS OF IRISH RACIAL DIFFERENCE, THE ENGLISH WORKING CLASS, AND REVOLUTIONARY POSSIBILITY IN THE WORK OF CARLYLE AND ENGELS

THE ANGLO-IRISH THREAT IN THACKERAY'S AND TROLLOPE'S WRITINGS OF THE 1840s

LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST: ROMANTIC ALLEGORY IN TROLLOPE'S CASTLE RICHMOND

AN ANGEL IN THE HOUSE: THE ACT OF UNION AND ANTHONY TROLLOPE'S IRISH HERO

THE REPRESENTATION OF PHINEAS FINN: ANTHONY TROLLOPE'S PALLISER SERIES AND VICTORIAN IRELAND

FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE: THE TURKISH BATH IN VICTORIAN IRELAND

THE ENGLISH CATHOLICS AND IRISH NATIONALISM 1865–1890: A TRAGEDY IN FIVE ACTS

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THE FAMINE

THE LITERATURE AND CULTURE OF NINETEENTH-CENTURY IRELAND

WOMAN AS WRITER/WRITER AS WOMAN: GEORGE PASTON'S A WRITER OF BOOKS

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DANTE GABRIEL AND CHRISTINA ROSSETTI: A PAIRING OF IDENTITIES

NO “LAND WITHOUT MUSIC” AFTER ALL

GHOSTS OF GHOSTS

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