All Stories

  1. Representing animals in Donal Ryan's Heart, Be at Peace: from Celtic Tiger to Celtic Phoenix.
  2. Alterity, second-generation migrant Irish represented in Kevin curran's Youth
  3. Theory of affect to analyse Lucy Caldwell's debut novel.
  4. Género y post-violencia: intersecciones entre literaturas vasca e irlandesa
  5. Paisajes de conflicto desde el postconflicto en la ficción de Lucy Caldwell
  6. BOOK REVIEW: THE IRISH SHORT STORY AT THE TURN OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY. TRADITION, SOCIETY AND MODERNITY
  7. Second-Generation Transcultural Irishness: Susan Ryan’s The King of Lavender Square.
  8. Donal Ryan's fiction and the representation of vulnerability.
  9. Donal Ryan and the representation of lesbianism in Ireland.
  10. Representing silence in Donal Ryan's fiction.
  11. Spectral Streams of Post-Consciousness in Mike McCormack’s Solar Bones (2016)
  12. Ageing and Migrant Home Care in Ireland: In/difference and Silence in Oona Frawley’sFlight(2014)
  13. Emer Martin and multimodal family dysfunction: More Bread or I’ll Appear (1999)
  14. Polyphony, Provincialism, Nostalgia and Involution in Post-Celtic Tiger Ireland: Donal Ryan’s The Spinning Heart (2012)
  15. “Migrant Women Are Always Added”: In Conversation with Ebun Joseph Akpoveta
  16. Robert Jephson: Anglo-Ireland, a Spanish Lazarillo of Valencia and the Farcical Recourse to Food in Two Strings to Your Bow (1791)
  17. Multiculturalism and the immigrant “Irish woman” after the Celtic Tiger: marginalisation, gender-based violence and family dysfunction in Ebun Akpoveta’sTrapped: Prison Without Walls
  18. Presentation
  19. Nineteenth-Century Anglo-Irish Cervantine
  20. Introduction: Home, Family and Dysfunction in the Narrative and Filmic Discourses of Ireland (Marisol Morales-Ladrón, Inés Praga, Asier Altuna-García de Salazar, Juan F. Elicesand Rosa González-Casademont)
  21. The Stage-Irishman Represented through Spain: The Castle of Andalusia (1782) by John O’Keeffe (1744–1833) Asier Altuna-García de Salazar 191