A M Gibbs

Biographic Data

ID1087428
NAMEA M Gibbs
GIVEN NAMESA M
FAMILY NAMEGibbs
SIGNATUREGIBBS A M
AFFILIATIONSUniversity College Cork
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS21
TOTAL CITATIONS6
AUTHOR COUNT7
EDITOR COUNT14
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1638
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX1

  • The Exonerative Deterministic

    Open AccessA M Gibbs, Alan GibbsARTICLEJournal of American Studies2021

    This article examines the resurgence of an especially deterministic form of naturalism in contemporary American culture, which can be linked to particular attributes of neoliberalism. In particular, neoliberal power is shown to have been exercised partly through what the author terms “exonerative determinism,” a discourse whereby those in power claim to have been forced by outside circumstances into morally dubious policies. Two neo-naturalist te…

  • New Television as Neo-Naturalism

    A M Gibbs, Alan GibbsARTICLECanadian Review of American Studies2021Cited by: 1References: 3

    This article examines The Wire (HBO, 2002–8) and The Shield (FX, 2002–8) and the extent to which they employ particular attributes of new television in order to engage with notions of determined behaviour familiar from literary naturalism (and, through them, important contemporary political ideologies). The Wire and The Shield are part of a growing body of neo-naturalist works in contemporary American culture. Like Dexter and Breaking Bad, they p…

  • A preliminary assessment of how zoo visitors evaluate animal welfare according to enclosure style and the expression of behavior

    A Melfi, Vicky Melfi et al.ARTICLEAnthrozoös2004Cited by: 5References: 13

    Visitors to zoos make judgements about animal welfare on the basis of what they see during their visit. There has been a considerable amount of research and debate surrounding the use of enclosure style and/or animal behavior to act as indicators of animal welfare. There are assumptions, supported by some studies but contradicted by others, that naturalistic enclosures and the expression of "wild behavior" inherently promote good welfare. These a…

  • Glissando Harmonies

    A M Gibbs, Alan GibbsARTICLEThe Musical Times1987

  • The Art and Mind of Shaw

    Rodney Simard, A M Gibbs et al.ARTICLETheatre Journal1984

  • Bernard Shaw’s Other Island

    A M GibbsCHAPTERIrish Culture and Nationalism,…1983

    The decision of the Corporation of Dublin in 1946 to offer Mr Bernard Shaw the Honorary Freedom of the City was not arrived at unanimously. One councillor declared Shaw to be not a fit mentor for either the youth or the adults of Ireland. Another complained that all he could find that Shaw had done for Ireland was to send ‘an occasional long-distance wisecrack’.[1] Other compatriots of Shaw were more generous in their recognition of his achieveme…

  • The Shorter Poems, and Songs from the Plays and Masques

    Sir William Davenant, William D'Avenant et al.BOOKThe shorter poems, and songs from…1972

    Sir William Davenant was one of the rare figures in English Renaissance theatre whose career spanned both the Caroline and Restoration eras and who was active both before and after the English Civil War and during the Interregnum.

  • Weep no more for what is past

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1972

  • Hark! Orpheus is a Sea-man grown

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1972

  • The furious Steed, the Phyph and Drum

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1972

    "The furious Steed, the Phyph and Drum" published on by null.

  • And when Philander shall be dead

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1972

    "And when Philander shall be dead" published on by null.

  • Meanjin and the Australian Literary Scene

    Open AccessA M GibbsARTICLEThe Journal of Commonwealth…1967

  • Epilogue to the King … at the Acting the Siege of Rhodes

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1673

    "Epilogue to the King ... at the Acting the Siege of Rhodes" published on by null.

  • Sent with a Lock of Hair

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1673

  • Prologue for the Temple

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1673

    "Prologue for the Temple: at the Acting of Five Hours Adventure" published on by null.

  • Restoration Panegyrical Poems

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1673

    "Restoration Panegyrical Poems" published on by null.

  • To My Friend Will. Davenant; upon his Poem of Madagascar

    Sir John Suckling, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1638

    "To My Friend Will. Davenant; upon his Poem of Madagascar" published on by null.

  • Epitaph, on I. Walker

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1638

    "Epitaph, on I. Walker" published on by null.

  • Madagascar

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1638

    "Madagascar" published on by null.

  • To My worthy Friend Mr. William Davenant; upon his Poem of Madagascar

    Endymion [Endimion] Porter, Endymion Endimion Porter et al.CHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1638

    "To My worthy Friend Mr. William Davenant; upon his Poem of Madagascar" published on by null.

  • Madagascar; with other Poems

    Sir William Davenant, A M GibbsCHAPTERThe Shorter Poems, and Songs from…1638