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The Irish Anatomist: A Study of Flann Oâ (Tm)Brien
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364 pages
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Focusing on Flann O'Brien's extensive body of work, this critical study delves into his lesser-known writings, including college essays and correspondence, alongside his well-known novels. Dr. Donohue utilizes both established research and new insights to explore O'Brien's artistic evolution, highlighting his role as a postmodernist and keen observer of mid-20th century Dublin life. The study also critiques previous analyses and contextualizes O'Brien's literary contributions within the cultural landscape of Ireland during the deValera era.
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2003, hardcover
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