UID:
edocfu_9959240390202883
Format:
1 online resource (503 p.)
ISBN:
1-909325-28-7
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1-904505-67-8
Content:
Essays from the 2011 Synge Summer school marking the centenary of John Millington Synge's death which examine the influences of the Irish playwright. It includes listings of all papers delivered at the Summer School since 2001.
Note:
Description based upon print version of record.
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Foreword / Anthony Roche -- Introduction / Patrick Lonergan -- The poeticizing of Synge / Ann Saddlemyer -- Censorship and self-censure in the plays of Synge / Ben Levitas -- Synge, evolutionary theory, and the Irish language / Mary Burke -- Synge's things: material culture in the writings of Synge / Paige Reynolds -- The best field worker: Synge and Irish folklore / Eilis Ni Dhuibhne -- Fair play Synge / Mark Phelan -- Synge, anarchism, and the European avant-garde / Shaun Richards -- The translator's playwright: Karel Musek and Synge / Ondrej Pilny -- Well, well, well: a question of 'piety' / Richard Pine -- Synge and Tom Murphy: beyond naturalism / Alexandra Poulain -- Living with ghosts: Synge and Marina Carr / Emilie Pine -- Re-location and re-locution: adapting Synge / Melissa Sihra -- Evolving Playboys for the global world / Sara Keating -- Re-writing Synge's Playboy: Christy's metamorphosiss, a hundred years on / Bisi Adigun -- Afterword / Andrian Frazier.
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English
Additional Edition:
ISBN 1-904505-50-3
Language:
English
