Hansson, Heidi. Emily Lawless 1845-1913: Writing the Interspace. Cork University Press, 2007.
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Family and Intimate relationships | Emily Lawless | An inquest found that he had died by falling out of a window, and noted that he had been kept under restrait for some time. His Times obituary termed Lord Cloncurry's death an accident. Later... |
Literary responses | Emily Lawless | Though it was never entirely forgotten, Lawless's writing did not fit the assumptions about what Irish literature should be Hansson, Heidi. Emily Lawless 1845-1913: Writing the Interspace. Cork University Press, 2007. 4 |
Literary responses | Emily Lawless | More recently, critics have examined EL
's novels in the context of her feminism or proto-feminism (particularly Grania, discussed in articles by Gerardine Meaney
, Elizabeth Grubgeld
, and James M. Cahalan
), as... |
Literary responses | Katherine Cecil Thurston | The parallels with KCT
's own death moved from the realm of rumour and speculation to become literary scholarship in 1916 when the story was reported by Stephen Brown
in Ireland in Fiction. It... |
Literary responses | Katherine Cecil Thurston | More recently, critic Gerardine Meaney
has argued that the novel is both unique in its exuberant gender play and unmatched in its depiction of Irish culture until Neil Jordan
's The Crying Game (a film... |
Literary responses | Emily Lawless | Recent critics have also praised Grania, often though not always attributing to it a progressive politics. Gerardine Meaney
reads it as anything but proto-feminist, and as retrogressive Meaney, Gerardine. “Decadence, Degeneration and Revolting Aesthetics: The Fiction of Emily Lawless and Katherine Cecil Thurston”. Colby Quarterly, No. 2, pp. 157 - 76. 162 |
Textual Features | Katherine Cecil Thurston | According to critic Gerardine Meaney
, The Fly on the Wheel offers an exploration of the social and psychological restrictions on a young woman of independent mind in turn-of-the-century Irish society. Meaney, Gerardine. “Decadence, Degeneration and Revolting Aesthetics: The Fiction of Emily Lawless and Katherine Cecil Thurston”. Colby Quarterly, No. 2, pp. 157 - 76. 169 |
Textual Features | Katherine Cecil Thurston | The novel returns to a central theme in KCT
's body of work, which by now had become a selling point for her: her focus on the prevalence of the masquerade, disguise, and the reinvention... |
Textual Features | Emily Lawless | Lawless paints an extremely vivid picture of the islanders' lives, of the omnipresent poverty and the harsh land on which they live. Grania's characterisation is particularly complex, as Gerardine Meaney
notes: though she possess characteristics... |
Textual Production | Eavan Boland | The other authors were Clodagh Corcoran
, Helena Sheehan
, Trudy Hayes
, Ethna Viney
, Ruth Riddick
, Carol Coulter
, Edna Longley
, Gerardine Meaney
, Maureen Gaffney
, Margaret Ward
, and Gretchen Fitzgerald
. Irish/Women’s Studies from Attic Press: A Dozen Lips. |
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