« In an era when borders that previously defined Irish literature - whether spatial, social or of the body - demand renewed interrogation, Eamonn Wall's book breathes energy and rigour into readings of Irish writers ranging from 'homegrown' to 'immigrant and diasporic', and reveals the emergence of increasingly hybrid creative practices ».
(Lorna Shaughnessy, Poet and Director of Crosswinds: Irish and Galician Poetry and Translation).
« Using Gloria Anzaldua's work, Wall examines "borderlands" in Irish writing. These liminal spaces are not just territories, but culture, tradition, and time. Wall focuses on the borders that divide like class, gender, and sexuality but also language and the divide between the physical and spiritual worlds».
(Timothy J. White, Professor of Political Science, Xavier University).
In this study, Eamonn Wall brings the work of the American writer/scholar/activist Gloria Anzaldúa into dialogue with contemporary Irish and Irish American writing to reveal the many strategies that authors employ to describe, represent and navigate borders and borderlands. Borders, as Wall reveals, are not only geographical, but they are also psychological, ethical, gendered, abstract and obvious, and underlie much of life. Borderlands are liminal spaces in areas alongside borders that can be both liberating and frightening. Employing Anzaldúa's language and methodology, Wall's reveals how central borderlands are to the work of John McGahern, E.M. Reapy, Anna Burns, Úna Minh-Kavanagh, Terence Winch, Louis Owens, James Welsh, Chiamaka Enyi-Amadi, Philip Casey, and others.
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Eamonn Wall is a professor of Global Studies and English at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. He is the author of From Oven Lane to Sun Prairie: In Search of Irish America (2019) and Writing the Irish West: Ecologies and Traditions (2011) as well as many essays, reviews, and volumes of poetry.
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Paperback. Etat : New. « In an era when borders that previously defined Irish literature - whether spatial, social or of the body - demand renewed interrogation, Eamonn?Wall's book breathes energy and rigour into readings of Irish writers ranging from 'homegrown' to 'immigrant and diasporic', and reveals the emergence of increasingly hybrid creative practices ».(Lorna Shaughnessy, Poet and?Director of?Crosswinds: Irish and Galician Poetry and Translation).« Using Gloria Anzaldua's work,?Wall?examines "borderlands" in Irish writing. These liminal spaces are not just territories, but culture, tradition, and time.?Wall?focuses on the borders that divide like class, gender, and sexuality but also language and the divide between the physical and spiritual worlds».(Timothy J. White, Professor of Political Science, Xavier University).In this study, Eamonn Wall brings the work of the American writer/scholar/activist Gloria Anzaldúa into dialogue with contemporary Irish and Irish American writing to reveal the many strategies that authors employ to describe, represent and navigate borders and borderlands. Borders, as Wall reveals, are not only geographical, but they are also psychological, ethical, gendered, abstract and obvious, and underlie much of life. Borderlands are liminal spaces in areas alongside borders that can be both liberating and frightening. Employing Anzaldúa's language and methodology, Wall's reveals how central borderlands are to the work of John McGahern, E.M. Reapy, Anna Burns, Úna Minh-Kavanagh, Terence Winch, Louis Owens, James Welsh, Chiamaka Enyi-Amadi, Philip Casey, and others. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9781803748702
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In an era when borders that previously defined Irish literature whether spatial, social or of the body - demand renewed interrogation, Eamonn Walls book breathes energy and rigour into readings of Irish writers ranging from homegrown to immigrant and diasporic, and reveals the emergence of increasingly hybrid creative practices .(Lorna Shaughnessy, Poet and Director of Crosswinds: Irish and Galician Poetry and Translation). Using Gloria Anzalduas work, Wall examines "borderlands" in Irish writing. These liminal spaces are not just territories, but culture, tradition, and time. Wall focuses on the borders that divide like class, gender, and sexuality but also language and the divide between the physical and spiritual worlds.(Timothy J. White, Professor of Political Science, Xavier University).In this study, Eamonn Wall brings the work of the American writer/scholar/activist Gloria Anzaldua into dialogue with contemporary Irish and Irish American writing to reveal the many strategies that authors employ to describe, represent and navigate borders and borderlands. Borders, as Wall reveals, are not only geographical, but they are also psychological, ethical, gendered, abstract and obvious, and underlie much of life. Borderlands are liminal spaces in areas alongside borders that can be both liberating and frightening. Employing Anzalduas language and methodology, Walls reveals how central borderlands are to the work of John McGahern, E.M. Reapy, Anna Burns, Una Minh-Kavanagh, Terence Winch, Louis Owens, James Welsh, Chiamaka Enyi-Amadi, Philip Casey, and others. Conocimento: Writing Irish Borderlands is an exploration of the roles played by borders, borderlands, and liminal spaces in the work of a selection of Irish and Irish American writers. The study is guided by the philosophy and practice of Gloria Anzaldua, author of Borderlands La Frontera; The New Mestiza and other works. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781803748702
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