Titlebook: Ireland and Masculinities in History; Rebecca Anne Barr,Sean Brady,Jane McGaughey Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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,Thomas A. Hickey: The ‘Uncrowned King’ and Irish Masculinity on Two Continents,iences of an Irish male migrant. Using Hickey’s biography as a microcosm for Irishmen in America, Peter Buckingham demonstrates that the dominant vision of Texas cowboys is only one aspect of Texan masculinities.

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,Fianna Fáil’s Agrarian Man and the Economics of National Salvation, power of the Irish landscape dating back to the land reforms of the 1880s, Fianna Fáil positioned itself as the only Irish political party that could and would achieve the social and economic advancement of the ‘small man’.

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,‘No Idle Sightseers’: The Ulster Women’s Unionist Council and the Masculine World of Politics Durinnt tool in the Unionist Party arsenal during the Ulster Crisis, which then, in turn, reinforced the hyper-masculine imagery of men like Sir Edward Carson and James Craig to an even more cherished position within unionist iconography.

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Afterword: Irish Masculinities and Gender History,women and their influence on political, social, economic and cultural processes as well as the routines and transformations of daily life. The essays in this collection advance the notion that gender matters in Irishmen’s lives and that an interdisciplinary approach is essential for cultural analyses of gender studies in Ireland.

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Ireland and Masculinities in History: An Introduction,ned in the volume, contextualising their approaches within the broader field. While research on masculinities generally tends to vary depending on geographical focus, the dearth of historical work on Irish masculinities—and of genders and sexualities in general—is notable, especially when compared w

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,‘Whole Swarms of Bastards’: ,, the Discourse of Economic Improvement and Protestant Masculinity in Focusing on Irish economic discourses and the ideology of improvement in the period from 1720 to 1738, the chapter argues that economic underperformance threatens the Anglo-Irish self-image of effective leadership and governance. It shows how Ascendancy masculinity was challenged by its own imaginin

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