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9783035302653 03 05 83499 PeterLang AG 01 Publishers Order No 430753E 03 9783035302653 15 9783035302653 DG 002 02 02 16629094 44 15 9783035302653 1 A01 Kathleen Costello-Sullivan Costello-Sullivan, Kathleen Kathleen Costello-Sullivan 01 eng X 237 26 2.0 9564 10 FOR007000 10 LIT004120 10 LIT006000 10 SOC002000 10 SOC028000 12 DSB 12 DSBH 12 JFC 12 JFSJ1 20 Like Being in Another Country 20 Politics and the Lost Mother(s) in The Heather Blazing 20 Hiding from the Other Side 20 Politics and Sexuality in The Story of the Night 20 Emigration and the Portability of Culture in Brooklyn 23 Peter Lang 17.01.01.05 Anglistik; Von 1880 bis zur Gegenwart 23 Peter Lang 17.04 Anglistik; Frauen- und Geschlechterstudien 23 Peter Lang 17.07 Anglistik; Literaturkritik 23 Peter Lang 17.10 Anglistik; Literaturpsychologie 06 01 This original and engaging study explores the way in which Colm Tóibín repeatedly identifies and disrupts the boundaries between personal and political or social histories in his fiction. Through this collapsing of boundaries, he examines the cost of broader political exclusions and considers how personal and political narratives shape individual subjects.<BR> Each of Tóibín’s novels is comprehensively addressed here, as are his non-fiction works, reviews, plays, short stories, and some as-yet-unpublished work. The book situates Tóibín not only within his contemporary literary milieu, but also within the contexts of the Irish literary tradition, contemporary Irish politics, Irish nationalism, and theories of psychology, gender, nationalism, and postcolonialism. 04 Contents: ‘Like Being in Another Country’: Doubled Narratives of Nation and Self in <I>The South </I>- Politics and the Lost Mother(s) in <I>The Heather Blazing</I> - ‘Hiding from the Other Side’: Politics and Sexuality in <I>The Story of the Night </I>- ‘Nothing Secret, Nothing Held Inside’: Narrating Absence and Trauma in <I>The Blackwater Lightship </I>- ‘A Great Withholding’: Fictive (Auto)Biography and the Primacy of Art in <I>The Master </I>- ‘She Would Have to Go Back’: Emigration and the Portability of Culture in Brooklyn. 04 08 01 http://www.peterlang.com/exportdatas/exportfiles/onix/toc/9783034307536_toc.pdf 13 Kathleen Costello-Sullivan is an Associate Professor of Modern Irish Literature at Le Moyne College in Syracuse, New York, USA, where she founded and directs an Irish Literature minor. She has published widely on Anglo-Irish and Irish authors, including Jonathan Swift, Somerville and Ross, Maria Edgeworth, Emily Lawless, and Colm Tóibín, and her critical edition of Sheridan Le Fanu’s <I>Carmilla</I> is forthcoming. 33 08 01 http://www.peterlang.com/exportdatas/exportfiles/onix/intro/9783034307536_leseprobe01.pdf 04 03 01 http://www.peterlang.com/exportdatas/exportimages/onix/cover/9783034307536.jpg Copyright Peter Lang AG 20120123 http://www.peterlang.com/?430753E Peter Lang International Academic Publishers 01 05 80791 Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften http://www.peterlang.com Oxford GB 04 20120309 2012 01 WORLD 13 01 Publishers Order No 430753 02 3034307535 03 9783034307536 15 9783034307536 BC 05 83499 PeterLang AG 01 20 01 35 GBP GB Z 01 38.9 EUR Z 01 54.95 USD US Z 02 46.29 EUR DE S 02 46.68 EUR AT S 02 53.75 CHF CH S