Titlebook: Reading Irish-American Fiction; The Hyphenated Self Margaret Hallissy Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2006

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What Americans Know and How They Know It: Story,st Maeve Binchy.. A piece of evidence that Binchy is right about the importance of oral narrative to the Irish is the fact that in Irish schools, as part of their education in Irish language and culture, secondary-school students preparing for their “l(fā)eaving certs,” comprehensive exit exams, read a

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,“Picture Postcard Ireland”: Thomas Moran’s ,ase with James Synge Blatchley, a self-described “art cop,” investigator of art thefts for the New York Police Department, mortally ill with what is usually a “kid’s disease.”. The novel centers on Blatchley’s time in the Intensive Care Unit of a hospital in lower Manhattan. There, he is cared for b

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