Dissolute Characters: Irish Literary History Through Balzac, Sheridan Le Fanu, Yeats and Bowen

W. J. McCormack

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Part 1 On literary history: cashiering the gothic tradition between Balzac and Yeats Swedenborg's ghost. Part 2 Le Fanu and his past: mediating the past - House in the Church-Yard the parochial and the exotic - two tales of 1861-2 beginning the English novels characters beheaded with mottoes towards a theory of public opinion Freezing Brightness Gottfied Schalcken in history and fiction. Part 3 The great enchantment: In A Glass Darkly serialism? Gladstone and ascendancy - or, here we go round the Upas tree Yeats and gothic politics. Part 4 Elizabeth Bowen and Heat of the Day is the novel properly entitled? indefinite articles Neutral Island in the Heart of Man. Epilogue: the disinherited of literary history.

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