New Voices in Irish Criticism 5, Vol. 5 Book

	'Somewhere in the Briny Say' : an imaginative geography of Belfast	7
	Glenn Patterson and Ciaran Carson : the new Northern Irish literature	15
	Camping in utopia : Frank McGuinness' Carthaginians and the queer aesthetic	24
	De/re/construction work : female performances of Northern Irish nationalism in the works of Anne Devlin and Christina Reid	32
	Skirting around sexuality? : the plurality of the gay identity in Frank McGuinness' drama	41
	Writing the Irish Republic	51
	'The Ireland which we dreamed of' : the significance of the 1937 Irish constitution	59
	External associations : Ireland and postcolonial studies	71
	The hegemony of the paratext : an tOileanach and the Islandman	82
	The Irish tenor : metaphor and its voice in Irish criticism	89
	'Each nebulous atom in between' : reading liminality - Irish studies, postmodern feminism and the poetry of Catherine Walsh	97
	The woman, the body and the bell : the female voice in the bell's short fiction by women, 1940-1954	109
	Freud's fetishism and the mermaid	119
	The new woman and the boy in fin de siecle Irish fiction	129
	Imaginary characters : writing, talk and truth in Maria Edgeworth's Castle Rackrent	138
	Nineteenth-century Ireland and the Orient : Tom Moore's Lalla Rookh	145
	Theatricality and the Irish R.M. : comic country house dramatics versus Abbey Theatre ideology	154
	'Spain vanished, and green Ireland reappeared' : Maria Edgeworth's patriotism in The absentee and Patronage	166
	Yellow : Beckett and the performance of ascendancy	177
	Joyce and postcolonial literature : creating an inclusive Irish identity	187
	Joyce and Beckett : epiphany, the subject, and the comic	197
	'There must be combustion; plot depends for its movement on internal combustion' : compass, map and palimpsest : plotting the internal combustion of Elizabeth Bowen's The last September	206
	'A self-sustaining tension in space' : tradition, history, myth and John Banville	216
	Warming the other side : Trevor, Cixous, and facing a new direction	224
	Hibernicizing the bohemien : the Irish revival and fin de siecle Paris	231
	Reforming the savage : the Ireland and England of Pedro Calderon de la Barca	241
	George Moore and the 'martial outside' : concealed complexity on the route to literary freedom	254
	Robert Lowell and the 'lace-curtain Irish' : identification and identity	263
	Rimes of the ancient mariner : a reading of the plural poem	276