The Edinburgh Companion to Irish Literature and Periodical Culture (Edinburgh Companions to Literature and the Humanities)

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The Edinburgh Companion to Irish Literature and Periodical Culture (Edinburgh Companions to Literature and the Humanities)

D'hoker, Elke (EDT)/ Boumans, Phyllis (EDT)

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 512 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781399541251

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This Companion examines the manifold interactions between Irish literature and the periodical press since the nineteenth century. The thirty original contributions map a highly diverse Irish and international magazine landscape that has played a crucial role in fostering, mediating, circulating and translating Irish fiction. By bringing new archival material to bear on canonical writers such as Emily Lawless, Mary Lavin, John McGahern and James Joyce, this book showcases cutting-edge research situated at the crossroads of Irish studies, periodical criticism and the digital humanities. It offers a variegated view of the different agents in transnational periodical networks, investigating the role of authors, editors, publishers and readers in Ireland, as well as considering the circulation of Irish writers in British and American publications. It also recovers forgotten voices by providing the first comprehensive critical accounts of little magazines including A Celtic Christmas, Honest Ulsterman, Kilkenny Magazine, Broadsheet, Poetry Ireland, The Dubliner and Surge. Altogether, The Edinburgh Companion to Irish Literature and Periodical Culture demonstrates the pivotal role of periodicals in the codification of genres and the formation of an Irish literary canon.

List of Illustrations
Funding Acknowledgements

1. Introduction: Magazines and the Remapping of Irish Literature
Elke D'hoker and Phyllis Boumans

Part I: Studying Periodical Fiction: Theory and Methods
2. Irish Literature as Periodical Literature: Dykes, Ditches, Fields and Flow
Fionnuala Dillane
3. Irish Periodical Studies and the Digital: Reimagining the Archival Landscape in an Age of Mass Digitisation
Karen Wade
4. Visuality and the Page in Nineteenth-Century Irish Periodicals: Political and Economic Strategies in The Jarvey, Weekly Freeman and The Lady of the House
Elizabeth Tilley

Part II : Editorial Mediations
5. Editing The Shamrock Magazine: Rose Kavanagh and the Role of Late Nineteenth-Century Irish Women Editors
Kathryn Laing
6. Motley Crew: Mary Manning and the Gate Theatre's Literary Periodical (1932-1934)
Gavin McAlinden
7. Word and Image: The Bell and the Inter-Arts Networks of Late Modernism in Post-War Irish Culture
Conor Linnie

Part III: Defining Irish Culture: Nineteenth-Century Magazines
8. New Frankensteins: Gothic Fiction in Irish Magazines (1830-1840)
Christina Morin
9. The Irish Revival and Annual Supplements: The Irish Homestead's Christmas Numbers A Celtic Christmas (1897-1910)
Giulia Bruna
10. (Re)Defining Irish Womanhood: Serials and Short Stories in The Lady of the House (1890-1914)
Lauren Ottaviani
11. 'De Ghaedhilg na hAimsire seo': The Gaelic Journal/Irisleabhar na Gaedhilge (1882-1909)
Regina Uí Chollatáin

Part IV: Twentieth-Century Little Magazines
12. 'Vivid, Coarse, and Vital Worlds': Surge and Other Periodicals of the Irish Literary Left
Karl O'Hanlon
13. 'Coming into his Kingdom': The Kilkenny Magazine: An All Ireland Literary Review (1960-1970)
Niall Carson
14. Truculence and Abuse: The Little Magazine and its Means of Production in the Modernising 1960s and 1970s
Will Fleming
15. 'A Gymnasium for Creative Impulse': Reading The Dubliner (1961-1974)
Tapasya Narang

Part V: Diversifying Irish Literature: Contemporary Magazines
16. Poetry Ireland Review 1981-1998: Poetry, Conflict and the Language of Public Life
Lucy Collins
17. 'From the twisted branches of civil discord': Troubled Aesthetics in the Honest Ulsterman, 1968-1986
Scott McKendry
18. Almost a Century: Cyphers Approaches 100 Issues
Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin
19. 'What's actually happening': The Stinging Fly, Editorial Practice and Short Fiction
Paul Delaney

Part VI: Dealing with Magazines: Authorial Perspectives
20. Periodical Networks: Emily Lawless's Journal Contributions (1881-1914)
Heidi Hansson
21. Bullockbefriending, Bullockdefriending: James Joyce Negotiating Periodical and Reprint Culture
Ronan Crowley
22. A Lord Abroad: Tracing the Fiction of Lord Dunsany in British and American Periodicals
Dana Steglich
23. Circulating Stories: Mary Lavin and the Magazine Marketplace
Elke D'hoker
24. Growing Up: John McGahern and the Literary Magazine
Frank Shovlin

Part VII: Transnational Exchanges
25. Poetry: A Magazine of Verse: Irish Poetry and 'The New Poetry'
Tom Walker
26. A New Age: Irish Literature in Modernist British Periodicals
Alex Davis
27. Literary Crossroads: Poetry Translation in Irish Periodicals, 1920s-1950s
Hitomi Nakamura
28. 'For Export Only': Irish Writers and US Magazines at Mid-Century
Sinéad Moynihan
29. The Saturday Evening Post and The New Yorker: Irish Writers and America's Big Weeklies in the Mid-Twentieth Century
Yen-Chi Wu
30. 'Health is in outward looking': European Literature, Art and Cultural Exchange in Envoy (1949-1951)
Phyllis Boumans

Notes on Contributors