The Irish Women's MovementThis superbly incisive, comprehensive history of the Irish womens movement from the 1860s to the twenty first century appearing for the first time in paperback shows how a network of constituent organizations and individuals was transformed into an engine of social change. While feminism is a major intellectual and political tradition in Ireland, it has been misrepresented and misunderstood in mainstream Irish studies. This survey of key historical

her petite nose wrinkling with distaste as she looked about our family den

the late Kieran Hickey assembles a stunning collection of long-lost photographs by Robert French

learns that his friend

The Irish Art of Controversy recovers the histories of ‘the man who died for the language

Vivien Igoe takes the reader on this journey

Nostos is a continuous narrative describing early on how its author lost his world as surely and completely as the Aztecs lost theirs when Cortez came ashore

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Its afterlife in literature

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It is reissued here with a new afterword by the author

Through a chorus of unique voices