Technology in Irish Literature and Culture
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Technology in Irish Literature and Culture
O'Sullivan, James; Kelleher, Margaret
Cambridge University Press
01/2023
400
Dura
Inglês
9781009182874
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction Margaret Kelleher and James O'Sullivan; Part I. Genealogies: 1. Print as technology: the case of the Irish language 1571-1850 Marc Caball; 2. Printing and publishing technologies: 1700-1820 Maire Kennedy; 3. The optical telegraph, the United Irish press, and Maria Edgeworth's 'White Pigeon' Joanna Wharton; 4. Technologies of sound: telephone/gramophone Chris Morash; Part II. Infrastructures: 5. Electric signs and echo chambers: the stupidity of affect in modern Irish literature Barry Sheils; 6. Literature and the technologies of radio and television Robert Savage; 7. The re-tuning of the world itself': Irish poetry on the radio Ian Whittington; Part III. Invention: 8. Technology, writing and place in medieval Irish literature Maire Ni Mhaonaigh; 9. The critique of sola scriptura in a tale of a tub and STEM in Gulliver's travels Sean Moore; 10. Technology and Irish modernism Kathryn Conrad; 11. W. B. Yeats, the revival and scientific invention Aoife Lynch; 12. James Joyce, Irish modernism and watch technology Katherine Ebury; 13. Technology, terminology and the Irish language, past and present Sharon Arbuthnot; Part IV. The Digital: 14. Irish literary feminism and its digital archive(s) Margaret Kelleher and Karen Wade; 15. Consoling machines in contemporary Irish fiction Claire Lynch; 16. 'At me too someone is looking': staging surveillance in Irish theatre Victor Merriman; 17. Technology in contemporary Irish poetry: data at 'the edge of language' Anne Karhio; 18. Irish digital literature James O'Sullivan.
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Introduction Margaret Kelleher and James O'Sullivan; Part I. Genealogies: 1. Print as technology: the case of the Irish language 1571-1850 Marc Caball; 2. Printing and publishing technologies: 1700-1820 Maire Kennedy; 3. The optical telegraph, the United Irish press, and Maria Edgeworth's 'White Pigeon' Joanna Wharton; 4. Technologies of sound: telephone/gramophone Chris Morash; Part II. Infrastructures: 5. Electric signs and echo chambers: the stupidity of affect in modern Irish literature Barry Sheils; 6. Literature and the technologies of radio and television Robert Savage; 7. The re-tuning of the world itself': Irish poetry on the radio Ian Whittington; Part III. Invention: 8. Technology, writing and place in medieval Irish literature Maire Ni Mhaonaigh; 9. The critique of sola scriptura in a tale of a tub and STEM in Gulliver's travels Sean Moore; 10. Technology and Irish modernism Kathryn Conrad; 11. W. B. Yeats, the revival and scientific invention Aoife Lynch; 12. James Joyce, Irish modernism and watch technology Katherine Ebury; 13. Technology, terminology and the Irish language, past and present Sharon Arbuthnot; Part IV. The Digital: 14. Irish literary feminism and its digital archive(s) Margaret Kelleher and Karen Wade; 15. Consoling machines in contemporary Irish fiction Claire Lynch; 16. 'At me too someone is looking': staging surveillance in Irish theatre Victor Merriman; 17. Technology in contemporary Irish poetry: data at 'the edge of language' Anne Karhio; 18. Irish digital literature James O'Sullivan.
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