O'Neill O'Neill
Biographic Data
| ID | 5613547 |
|---|---|
| NAME | O'Neill O'Neill |
| GIVEN NAMES | O'Neill |
| FAMILY NAME | O'Neill |
| SIGNATURE | NEILL O N O |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Spouses, spies and subterfuge
Women provided domestic, commercial and medical support to both English and Irish armies during the Nine Years War (1593-1603). Consequently, they were exposed to the perils of war and suffered accordingly. They lived and died in siege camps, beleaguered garrisons and suffered the brutality of punitive attacks on the civilian population. However, women were more than passive observers or hapless victims. Women influenced the course and conduct of…
The Rebranding of Jonathan Walker
The Michigan Historical Review 46:1 (Spring 2020): 121-165©2020 Central Michigan University. ISSN 0890-1686 All Rights Reserved The Rebranding of Jonathan Walker By Sean O’Neill “Walker went from the court room to his cell bearing upon his manly right hand a seal that was to make him immortal for time and eternity.”1 In 1844, the Florida territorial government punished Jonathan Walker for helping seven men escape enslavement in the Florida Territ…
Claudius the Censor and the Rhetoric of Re-Foundation
Explanations for why Claudius chose to revive the censorship in 47 ce after its long abeyance have hitherto failed to account fully for its coincidence with the reproduction of the Secular Games in the 800th anniversary of the founding of Rome and its relationship to the pomerial expansion of 49. I argue that these events are united by an ideological thread, that Claudius was attempting to legitimize his principate by appropriating the rhetoric o…
Making Art in the Age of Industry
The intersection of painting, still life, and photography represented by George Lance's The Golden Age and Roger Fenton's Copy of a Picture by Lance raises important questions about the dynamic relationship between media and materiality in Victorian art. Still life as a genre forces us to confront our habits as viewers: when we look at a depiction of an arrangement of fruit, flowers, and decorative objects, for instance, are we always conscious t…
Property-Owning Democracy
Translating Oral Literature in Indigenous Societies
Sean Patrick O'Neill, Translating Oral Literature in Indigenous Societies: Ethnic Aesthetic Performances in Multicultural and Multilingual Settings, Journal of Folklore Research, Vol. 50, No. 1-3, Special Triple Issue: Ethnopoetics, Narrative Inequality, and Voice: The Legacy of Dell Hymes (January/December 2013), pp. 217-250
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Translating Oral Literature in Indigenous Societies
Sean Patrick O'Neill, Translating Oral Literature in Indigenous Societies: Ethnic Aesthetic Performances in Multicultural and Multilingual Settings, Journal of Folklore Research, Vol. 50, No. 1-3, Special Triple Issue: Ethnopoetics, Narrative Inequality, and Voice: The Legacy of Dell Hymes (January/December 2013), pp. 217-250
Human Encumbrances
Property-Owning Democracy
The Rebranding of Jonathan Walker
The Michigan Historical Review 46:1 (Spring 2020): 121-165©2020 Central Michigan University. ISSN 0890-1686 All Rights Reserved The Rebranding of Jonathan Walker By Sean O’Neill “Walker went from the court room to his cell bearing upon his manly right hand a seal that was to make him immortal for time and eternity.”1 In 1844, the Florida territorial government punished Jonathan Walker for helping seven men escape enslavement in the Florida Territ…
Claudius the Censor and the Rhetoric of Re-Foundation
Explanations for why Claudius chose to revive the censorship in 47 ce after its long abeyance have hitherto failed to account fully for its coincidence with the reproduction of the Secular Games in the 800th anniversary of the founding of Rome and its relationship to the pomerial expansion of 49. I argue that these events are united by an ideological thread, that Claudius was attempting to legitimize his principate by appropriating the rhetoric o…
Making Art in the Age of Industry
The intersection of painting, still life, and photography represented by George Lance's The Golden Age and Roger Fenton's Copy of a Picture by Lance raises important questions about the dynamic relationship between media and materiality in Victorian art. Still life as a genre forces us to confront our habits as viewers: when we look at a depiction of an arrangement of fruit, flowers, and decorative objects, for instance, are we always conscious t…
Spouses, spies and subterfuge
Women provided domestic, commercial and medical support to both English and Irish armies during the Nine Years War (1593-1603). Consequently, they were exposed to the perils of war and suffered accordingly. They lived and died in siege camps, beleaguered garrisons and suffered the brutality of punitive attacks on the civilian population. However, women were more than passive observers or hapless victims. Women influenced the course and conduct of…
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