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Chronology; Part 1. The Synge Texts: 1. Re-thinking Synge P. J. Mathews; 2. The Shadow of the Glen and Riders to the Sea Oona Frawley; 3. The Playboy of the Western World Shaun Richards; 4. The Well of the Saints and The Tinker's Wedding Mary Burke; 5. The Aran Islands and the travel essays Elaine Sisson; 6. Deirdre of the Sorrows Declan Kiberd; Part II. Theorising Synge: 7. J. M. Synge: European encounters Ben Levitas; 8. Synge and the Irish language Alan Titley; 9. Synge and gender Susan Cannon Harris; 10. Postcolonial Synge C. L. Innes; 11. Synge and modernism Gregory Dobbins; Part III. Synge on Stage: 12. Synge in performance Nicholas Grene; 13. J. M. Synge in America Brenda Murphy; 14. Synge and contemporary Irish drama Anthony Roche; Guide to further reading; Index.
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