Shakespeare and Ireland

Notes on Contributors - Foreword F.McGuinness - Introduction M.Thornton Burnett - SHAKESPEARE AND EARLY MODERN IRELAND - Neighbourhood in Henry V Lisa Hopkins - Shakespeare, Holinshed and Ireland: Resources and Con-texts Willy Maley - 'Hitherto she ne're could fancy him': Shakespeare's 'British' Plays and the Exclusion of Ireland A.Hadfield - Where is Ireland in The Tempest? D.J.Baker - NATIONAL SHAKESPEARES, POSTCOLONIAL CULTURES - 'Shakespeare Explained': James Joyce's Shakespeare from Victorian Burlesque to Postmodern Bard R.Brown - W.B. Yeats and Shakespearean Character J.Allison - Shakespeare and the Definition of the Irish Nation R.English - Bridegrooms to the Goddess: Hughes, Heaney and the Elizabethans N.Rhodes - PERFORMANCE, PEDAGOGY, LANGUAGE - No 'Brave Irishman' Need Apply: Thomas Sheridan, Shakespeare and the Smock-Alley Theatre B.E.Schneller - Rug-headed Kerns Speaking Tongues: Shakespeare, Translation and the Irish Language M.Cronin - 'Tish Ill Done': Henry the Fifth and the Politics of Editing Andrew Murphy - Shakespeare and the Sectarian Divide: Politics and Pedagogy in (post) Post-Ceasefire Belfast R.Wray

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