Assessing the achievement of J.M. Synge

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Preface and Acknowledgments Resentment, Relevance, and the Production History of The Playboy of the Western World by John P. Harrington The Playboy, Critics, and the Enduring Problem of Audience by Ginger Strand A Young Man's Ghost: J. M. Synge, The Playboy of the Western World and W. B. Yeats's A Vision by Ellen Powers Stengel Tragic Self-Referral in Riders to the Sea by Daniel Davy Death and the Colleen: The Shadow of the Glen by Mary Fitzgerald-Hoyt The Wooing of EtAIn: Celtic Myth and The Shadow of the Glen by Coilin D. Owens Of Holy Wells and Sacred Spells: Strange Comedy at the Abbey by Dan Casey Passing the Gap: Reading the Betwixt and Between of Liminality in J. M. Synge's The Well of the Saints by Carolyn L. Mathews More Matter for a May Morning: J. M. Synge's The Tinker's Wedding by Robert E. Rhodes Cute Thinking Women: The Language of Synge's Female Vagrants by Jane Duke Elkins Synge's Deirdre of the Sorrows: Defamiliarizing the Myth by Eileen J. Doll Stimulating stories of our own land: History-Making and the Work of J. M. Synge by Heidi J. Holder The Devil and Auld Mahound: The Trickster Archetype in Synge's Christy Mahon by Way of Rushdie's Muhammad/Mahound by Gale Schricker Swiontkowski J. M. Synge's Vagrant Aesthetic by William Atkinson Selected Bibliography Index

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