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Anne Enright’S Reply To James Joyce: A Nation’S Tale Told Through The Gathering, Saide Harb-Ranero
Anne Enright’S Reply To James Joyce: A Nation’S Tale Told Through The Gathering, Saide Harb-Ranero
Master’s Theses and Projects
Particular to the Irish gothic, a postcolonial history seems to repeat itself in Anne Enright’s The Gathering. The victims of an atrocious sexual crime seem to circulate this hidden secret that all tragedy revolves around, yet no one is willing to speak about it. Enright suggests that the same oppressed past of Ireland’s history keeps creeping up to the surface, even in the twenty-first century. Veronica and Liam Hegarty, Enright’s main characters, demonstrate one of the main tropes of the gothic where no matter how long one might suppress a memory, it is bound to come back and reveal the …
Roundtable - Seamus Heaney: A Tribute, Ellen Scheible
Roundtable - Seamus Heaney: A Tribute, Ellen Scheible
Bridgewater Review
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We Don't Need No Water: Joyce And O'Brien Burning The Roof Of High Art, Robert J. Cannata
We Don't Need No Water: Joyce And O'Brien Burning The Roof Of High Art, Robert J. Cannata
Undergraduate Review
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