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This article looks a Figuro in the Night and highlights the importance of seeing beyond O'Casey's Dublin Trilogy.
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      Irish StudiesTheatre StudiesIrish LiteratureTheatre
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Bu kitap bölümünde Seán O'Casey'nin yaşamı, edebi eserleri yirminci yüzyılın başında İrlanda'nın İngiltere'ye karşı yürüttüğü özgürlük hareketi boyunca sürdürdüğü toplumsal, kültürel ve politik mücadeleyle iç içe bir şekilde incelemeyi... more
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      Irish TheatreSean O'Caseyİrlanda edebiyatı
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      HistoryCultural StudiesTheatreLiterary studies
Cet article analyse deux pieces qui mettent en scene le soulevement de Pâques 1916 a Dublin — The Plough and the Stars (1926), de Sean O’Casey, et The Patriot Game (1991) de Tom Murphy —, et montre comment les deux pieces utilisent des... more
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      MedicineInterculturalismTheatre and Performance StudiesRoutledge
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This article examines the portrayal of the domestic realm in both Irish playwright Sean O'Casey's 1920s Dublin Trilogy and Korean playwright Yu Ch'i-jin's 1930s Nongchon trilogy. I argue that Yu echoes O'Casey's staging of nationhood by... more
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      Comparative LiteratureIrish LiteratureTransnationalismPostcolonial Studies
Sean O'Casey is considered one of the greatest play writers in the Irish Dramatic Movement. His importance refers back to his realistic portrayal of the Irish society in general and of Dublin in particular. It is his experience in the... more
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      Postcolonial LiteratureIrish Theatre and DramaSean O'CaseyDrama/Theatre in Education
This article provides guidelines for understanding Irish socialist playwright Sean O'Casey as a disabled author, through analysis of the first volume of his autobiography, _I Knock at the Door_ (1939). The narrative describes the author’s... more
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      Irish StudiesIrish LiteratureMarxismDisability Studies
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      Irish StudiesIrish LiteratureIrish Theatre and DramaBritish and Irish History
As discussed in much current scholarship, the root of which may be traced to Edward Said's Orientalism, language and writing are intimately involved in the construction and implementation of both representations of reality (both on and... more
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      Irish LiteratureIrish DramaIrish Theatre and DramaSean O'Casey
"The Rising of the Moon" and "Juno and the Paycock" were performed on the same stage a mere seventeen years apart, and yet these two plays present drastically different images of Irish patriotism and nationalism.
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      Irish LiteratureIrish TheatreIrish Theatre and DramaSean O'Casey
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      Cyprus StudiesIrish TheatreGreek TheatreModern Greek Studies
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This explores Abbey plays set in Irish cities, from its founding through the summer of 1951. It seeks to broaden the discourse on modern Anglo-Irish drama generally, and at the Abbey Theatre specifically. It shows that although the urban... more
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      Irish StudiesWorking-Class LiteratureIrish Theatre and DramaThe City in Literature and Culture
This is the first installment of ongoing research in biographical dramas staged at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin. I am specifically interested in documenting plays about political and/or politicized figures from Irish history. The Swift... more
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National Library of Ireland catalogue of the papers of Eileen O'Casey. Literary and personal papers of Eileen O’Casey (née Reynolds), including drafts, proofs, press cuttings, correspondence and ephemera. Also contains a collection of... more
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      Irish StudiesIrish LiteratureIrish History
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