• "An Ireland as complex and various as possible": Seán Ó Faoláin's writings on partition as a precursor to peace process republicanism 

  Laird, Heather (Duke University Press, 2018-02)

  The 1998 Belfast Agreement compelled Irish republicans to think about partition and unification in new ways. The year 2018, the twenty-year anniversary of the ratification of that agreement and nearly one hundred years ...
• European postcolonial studies and Ireland: Towards a conversation amongst the colonized of Europe 

  Laird, Heather (Taylor & Francis, 2016-07-03)

  In the 1980s, key Irish Studies scholars proposed that Irish culture, politics and economics – both past and present – are most usefully viewed in the context of imperialism, colonialism and anti-colonial nationalism. The ...
• Adaptable near and far: C. H. Hazlewood's double adaptations 

  Hofer-Robinson, Joanna (SAGE Publications, 2020-09-13)

  Stage personnel faced complex and conflicting demands in the nineteenth century to curate and cater to appetites for theatre with perceived local relevance and increasingly mobile and diverse audiences. This article argues ...
• The Secret of Castle Rackrent 

  Connolly, Claire (Taylor & Francis, 2020-12-15)

  Often described as original or inimitable, Maria Edgeworth’s Castle Rackrent has a reputation as a one-off experiment, a type of writing not to be attempted again in the author’s own lifetime. This essay reappraises the ...
• "Maybe that's what happens if you touch the Doctor, even for a second": Trauma in Doctor Who 

  Gibbs, Alan (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2013-10-23)

  When the BBC television series Doctor Who returned in 2005, this followed an absence of 16 years (barring the 1996 TV movie starring Paul McGann). During this hiatus theories associated with trauma were widely disseminated ...

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