Eire-Ireland:Journal of Irish Studies

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Articles in Fall-Winter, 2002 issue of Eire-Ireland:Journal of Irish Studies

• "The same sound but with a different meaning": music, repetition, and identity in Bernard Mac Laverty's Grace Notes
  by Gerry Smyth
• Belated Behan: Brendan Behan and the cultural politics of memory
  by John Brannigan
• Nationalism vs. liberalism in the Irish context: from a postcolonial past to a postmodern future
  by Timothy J. White
• "Unbroken service": Mairead Ni Ghrada'a career at 2RN, Ireland's first broadcasting station, 1927-35
  by Eileen Morgan
• The war against the R.I.C., 1919-21
  by W.J. Lowe
• Cover
• "All creeda and all classes"? Just who made up the Gaelic League?
  by Timothy G. McMahon
• Displaying Ireland: Sydney Owenson and the politics of spectacular antiquarianism
  by Natasha Tessone
• Editors' introduction
• New work on modern Irish drama and theater, 1997-2002: an overview
  by Joyce Flynn
• "Whether the white people like it or not": Edmund Burke's speeches on India—caoineadh's cainte
  by Katherine O'Donnell
• The tender mother and the faithful wife: theater, charity, and female subjectivity in eighteenth-century Ireland
  by Susan Harris