Foilsiú volume 1
Foilsiú
Volume 1. Number 1
Spring 2001
Introduction vii
I. Insular Identities
Nature, Nostalgia, and Nation 3
Oona Frawley
Beyond the “Three Rs” 11
Education and Conflict Resolution in Northern Ireland House
Mary Caffrey
Made in the City 23
Irish Catholic Gentry of the 19th Century
Sophie Sweetman McConnell
Irish Identities in Thomas Kinsella’s Writing 37
Derval Tubridy
II. Political Inscriptions
Homophobia and Gender in Táin Bó Cúalnge 47
Translation as a Technology of Adaptation in Irish Literature
Lahney Preston-Matto
Science, Culture, and the Economy 57
From the Famine to the Celtic Tiger
David Attis
Dietary Practice and the Cultural Construction of Irish Identity 67
Linda Schlossberg
III. Surrogate Actions
Sex and Popular Culture in Patrick McCabe’s Breakfast on Pluto 77
and Roddy Doyle’s The Woman Who Walked Into Doors
Moira E. Casey
The Statue Moves 87
Isadora Duncan, W.B. Yeats, and the Reimagining of the Body
Bruce Bromley
“Newer” Irish in New York 95
Technology and the Experience of Immigration
Sara Brady
IV. Engineered Histories
Surveillance Techniques, Memory, and History in a Northern 107
Ireland Town
William F. Kelleher, Jr.
“Remembering the Celtic Past” 117
Translation and History as Identity Creation in Cuchulain
of Muirthemne
Elizabeth Gilmartin
The Cracked Camera Lens of a Servant 125
Photographing the Post-Modern in McCann’s Songdogs
and Bolger’s A Second Life
Will Hatheway
Mapping the Sacred 133
Time, space, and politics in the stories of the saints
Karen Eileen Overbey
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