• Is He a Dramatist? Or, Something Singular! Staging Dickensian drama as practice-led research 

  Robinson, Joanna; Cox Jensen, Oskar; Whipday, Emma (Sage Publications, 2016-11-01)

  Charles Dickens is not usually remembered as a dramatist; in fact, the contemporary success of his subsequently neglected dramatic writing is predicated on the absence of the authorial persona that we now consider ‘Dickensian’. ...
• Digitalizing Dickens: adapting Dickens for the bicentenary 

  Robinson, Joanna (Johns Hopkins University University Press, 2014-03)
• Marlowe's medievalism: subversion and medieval literature in Christopher Marlowe's drama 

  O'Halloran, Meadhbh Eibhlinn (University College Cork, 2017)

  This thesis is the first sustained study of Christopher Marlowe’s strategic handling of medieval literature. This study identifies and explores Marlowe’s subversive use of a range of medieval material, both textual and ...
• The bestial feminine in Finnegans Wake 

  Lovejoy, Laura (MDPI, 2017)

  Female characters frequently appear as animals in the unstable universe of James Joyce’s a Finnegans Wake. What Kimberly Devlin terms “the male tendency to reduce women to the level of the beast” is manifest in Finnegans ...
• Green fields and blue roads: The melancholy of the girl walker in Irish women’s fiction 

  O'Connor, Maureen (Berghahn Journals, 2017-03-01)

  Lawrence Buell has observed that ‘Ecology as green … perpetuates the implication of binary nature-culture separation … and understates the potential for self-intoxicated fetishization of greenery’. The fetishization of ...

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