Titlebook: Shakespeare and Ireland; History, Politics, C Mark Thornton Burnett (Lecturer in English Literat Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division o

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Rug-headed kerns speaking tongues: Shakespeare, Translation and the Irish Language(Saint Colme’s Inch, Colmekill) and striking analogies between the figures of the three ‘weird sisters’ and the groups of three ‘weird women’ that appear in Gaelic folklore. The moving forest is another figure suggestively shared by Shakespeare and the early storytellers of Ireland.

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Introductioneare in Ireland dates back to this period, and subsequent theatrical endeavours have demonstrated his continuing appeal to Irish audiences. Shakespeare’s work has served not only as a source of inspiration but also as an agent of frustration for succeeding generations of Irish novelists, poets and p

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Shakespeare, Holinshed and Ireland: Resources and Con-textsing’, to the influence of Shakespeare evident in Aimé Césaire’s . (1969), and Octave Mannoni’s . (1950). Another pair of quotations from the same canonical texts might serve here as reminders of two issues central to postcolonialism, namely, the reversal or displacement of the core-periphery model o

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‘Hitherto she ne’re could fancy him’: Shakespeare’s ‘British’ Plays and the Exclusion of Irelandorks. In . (..1593), Dromio of Syracuse provides a humorous geographical description of Luce (Nell), Adriana’s kitchen maid. He suggests that her forehead is France; England, her chin; Spain, her hot breath; America, her nose; the Netherlands, her nether parts, and Ireland, ‘in her buttocks. I found

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‘Shakespeare Explained’: James Joyce’s Shakespeare from Victorian Burlesque to Postmodern Bard has aimed to retrieve a picture of his Irish cultural and political contexts, leaving all kinds of questions about his relation to the English and English literature in a newly problematic condition.. Clearly, within this project, Joyce’s relation to Shakespeare holds a special importance and, thou

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W. B. Yeats and Shakespearean Charactertion of ., published in 1920, which located the play in an imperialist context: . Indeed, the readers would have quickly gleaned from this that the great documents of civilization are often produced within earshot of barbarism. However, this particular editor could remain an admirer of Shakespeare o

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Shakespeare and the Definition of the Irish Nationideration of key aspects of modern Irish politics.. Notable early twentieth-century Republicans as varied as Peadar O’Donnell, Ernie O’Malley, Sean O’Faoláin and Frank Ryan exemplify this trend, neatly captured in memorable prison statements from O’Malley in the early 1920s such as: ‘I have a decent