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Walking Naboth S Vineyard: Two Volume Set de Christopher Fox

Walking Naboth S Vineyard: Two Volume Set: University of Notre Dame Ward-Phillips Lectures in English L, cartea 13

Editat de Christopher Fox, Brenda Tooley
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 27 feb 1995
Presents perspectives on the work of Jonathan Swift. The writings all explore Swift in a distinctly Irish context and consider how Swift was influenced as a member of a population that was divided against itself, colonized by a neighbouring kingdom, and politically and culturally marginalised.
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ISBN-13: 9780268019501
ISBN-10: 0268019509
Pagini: 212
Dimensiuni: 158 x 234 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: University of Notre Dame Press
Seria University of Notre Dame Ward-Phillips Lectures in English L

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Walking Naboth's Vineyard brings together nine prominent scholars to present new and valuable perspectives on the work of Jonathan Swift. In recent years Swift has been increasingly reconsidered and recast as a distinctly Irish writer, and there is little doubt that his artistic career was shaped by Ireland's troubled political life. Literary critics and scholars, as well as scholars of Irish literature, will find this collection unique in that it explores Swift's life and writing in a distinctively Irish context and considers how Swift was influenced as a member of a population that was divided against itself, colonized by a neighboring kingdom, and politically and culturally marginalized. These essays demonstrate how, despite Swift's ambivalence about his Irish nationality, he found Ireland's worldly position a close parallel to his own complex position in the political and cultural worlds in which he lived.