Titlebook: Changing Ireland; Strategies in Contem Christine St. Peter Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000 En

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S. Tishyadhigama,E. Polak,R. Klessigelicopters’. Reading the social ‘text’ beyond Zell’s poem, we know that the teleporting of foreign images into Northern life has its double in the broadcasting of images out, then back in, the people of the North watching themselves being watched — making war or attempting peace, all in a technologized landscape.

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Conspiracy

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,‘The War That Has Gone Into Us’: Troubles From the North,elicopters’. Reading the social ‘text’ beyond Zell’s poem, we know that the teleporting of foreign images into Northern life has its double in the broadcasting of images out, then back in, the people of the North watching themselves being watched — making war or attempting peace, all in a technologized landscape.

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過于平凡

Feminist Fiction, to) the status quo, or at least see accommodation as preferable to painful change. But even writers sympathetic to feminist political theory and practice are often wary of the notion of feminist art. When the British journalist Nicci Gerrard interviewed over 50 anglophone women writers in the late 1980s, she found that

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Astigmatism

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Introduction,ssive words and their creators count as national monuments. With their newly crafted literature, and the rediscovery of lost works by their foremothers, Irish women today are creating different possibilities for themselves and, by this means, for the whole ‘pool’ of Irish society.

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