A Portrait witnesses the evolution of Stephen's new Irish art: proclamations of "silence, exile, cunning" are made to predict and dictate his future paths of artistic creation. And in Ulysses, Stephen's famous dicta undergo decisive evolution. First and foremost,...
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Stephen's verbal art and witticism can be seen in his two works: the vampire-lover poem and the Parable of the Plums. Both exhibit the emphatic derivation of existent art, one from an English-translated Gaelic poem and the other from the biblical parabolic genre. And finally, the first ...
The Delgany-based candidate, first elected in 2020, has secured Social Democrats’ 11th seat so far in the 2024 general election. Social Democrat TD Jennifer Whitmore retains her seat in Wicklow #ge24 #wicklow @irishtimes pic.twitter.com/0ef0YJmTxj— carlobrien (@carlobrien) December 2, 2...
Physical appearance is no clue, because the Roman commentators describe the Germanic peoples and the Celts in exactly the same terms. Both were tall, tending toward the blond, and light skinned. The word “Teuton”, by the way, is cognate with the Gaelic “tuath”, meaning people or tribe...
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He was also an active participant in the Gaelic language and Irish literature revival, and acted as a literary advisor to the Macmillan publishing house of London, providing an invaluable conduit between Irish authors and a major British publisher. As such, Gwynn offers a unique insight into ...
The defeat of Hugh O’Neill, 2nd earl of Tyrone, at the Battle of Kinsale in 1601 marked the start of the gradual, century-long collapse of Gaelic civilization as the dominant mode of Irish existence. It also marked the acceleration of a long process of Protestant British colonization that ...