On the Uses of History in Recent Irish Writing
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Recent Irish literature and culture reinterprets history as a vibrant resource rather than a haunting burden. The book delves into contemporary prose, drama, and poetry, showcasing how authors creatively engage with Ireland's complex past. By examining recent debates in literary and cultural criticism, it highlights the innovative and often provocative ways writers rewrite historical narratives, offering fresh perspectives on Ireland's troubled history.
