The theatre of nation : Irish drama and cultural nationalism, 1890-1916

Ben Levitas

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Theatre and Performance Studies Theater, Performance, and Music History Irish and British Studies

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1. Introduction 2. The quintessence of Parnellism: the search for an Irish theatre, 1890-1897 3. 'A mesh of error': politics and drama, 1898-1902 4. The union of sceptics, 1903-1906 5. The room of mirrors: the debut of The Playboy of the Western World 6. 'The loy in Irish politics': plays peasant and unpeasant, 1907-1909 7. Ghosts and spectres: theatre of war, 1910-1916 8. Conclusion: Mahon and the echo

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