Transformations in Irish culture

Luke Gibbons

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Irish and British Studies Cultural History and Identity Formation Cultural, Media, and Literary Studies

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... Transformations is the best book on Irish culture since David Lloyd's Anomalous States (1993). Theoretically sophisticated, inventive and frequently humorous, it inspires further Irish cultural study ... Moyra Haslett, Radical Philosophy

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