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Nordic
Irish Studies is
published by:
The Centre for Irish Studies in Aarhus (CISA), Aarhus
University, Denmark
Dalarna University Centre for Irish Studies(DUCIS), Dalarna
University College, Sweden
The Nordic Irish Studies Network (NISN)
The aims of Nordic Irish Studies are to reflect the research activities of CISA, DUCIS and NISN and to publish articles on Irish history, politics, society, culture and literature.
General editors:
Michael Böss
E-mail: engmb@hum.au.dk
Irene Gilsenan Nordin
E-mail: ign@du.se
Subscription, sale
and advertisements:
Centre for Irish Studies
University of Aarhus
Bldg. 467, Jens Chr. Skous Vej 7
DK-8000 Aarhus C
Denmark
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3-year subscription rate: 30 EUR, delivery incl.
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Price per single volume: Within Europe 12 EUR, deliver incl.; for overseas delivery, add 2 EUR per volume.
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Free to paid-up members of The Irish Studies Network (membership fee 2003: 20 EUR). Membership of NISN includes two years’ membership of the European Federation of Associations and Centres of Irish Studies (EFACIS).
Literature
Anne Fogarty
Deliberately Personal?: The Politics of Identity in
Contemporary Irish Women’s Writing
Irene Gilsenan
Nordin
'A Way-Station Along a
Way’: Heaney and Heidegger and Wanderings and Home
Hedwig Schwall
Fictions about Factions: An Analysis of Neil Jordan’s Sunrise
with Sea Monster
Ib Johansen
Shadows in a Black Mirror: Reflections on the Irish
Fantastic from Sheridan Le Fanu to John Banville
James
Bulman-May
Irish Others in Australia in David Malouf’s Conversations
at Curlow Creek
Politics and Culture
Rona Fitzgerald
Ireland and the EMU Reprimand: A Soft Option or a Suitable
"Bad" Boy?
Richard Deutsch
The Good Friday Agreement: Assessing Its Implementation
Sara Dybris
McQuaid
The British-Irish Council: Ingenious Solution Making or
Misapplied Measure?
Michael Böss
Legal Reform in Ireland, 1937-1997: The American Context - A
Study and Culture and Law
Literature
Fran Brearton
‘Ploughing by the Tail’: Longley, Muldoon, and Anxiety of Influence
Scott
Brewster
‘Something Else, then Something Else Again’: Transformation and Translation in Paul Muldoon
Elin
Holmsten
‘Those Deeply Carnal Moments’: The Hermeneutics of Flesh in Medbh McGuckian’s Poetry
Åke Persson
Polishing the Working-Class?: A Sociolinguistic Reading of Roddy Doyle’s The Barrytown Trilogy and Later Fiction
Maryna
Romanets
Degenerating the Myth of Transhistorical Masculinity: Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill’s Cú Chulainn Cycle
Politics,
Society, Culture
Michael
Breen and Eoin Devereux
Setting up Margins: Public Attitudes and Media Construction of Poverty and Exclusion in Ireland
Dorte
Kulle
Where's the Middle? The ‘Less-Aligned’ in a Context of Absolutes: An Anthropological Perspective on Identities in Northern Ireland
Nils Arne Sørensen
Commemorating the Great War in Ireland and the Trentino: An Essay in Comparative History
Book
Reviews
Billy
Gray
Chris
Anderson’s The Billy Boy: The
Life and Death
of L.V.F. Leader Billy Wright
Irene
Gilsenan Nordin
‘The Uncatchable Mystery of Being’: Chris Arthur’s Irish Willow
Tommy
P. Christensen
Michael Böss’ Irland efter hungersnøden: Visioner og virkelighed
Heidi
Hansson
Other Voices, Other Words: The Field Day Anthology of Irish Women’s Writing and Traditions
Thomas
Korthals
Joachim
Fischer’s Das Deutschlandbild
der Iren 1890-1939:
Geschichte, Form, Fiktion
Thomas
Korthals
Glenn Hooper (ed.), The Tourist’s Gaze. Travellers to Ireland 1800-2000