Verbatim theatre and The Voice of Dissent

Sheila McCormick

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    Abstract

    Voicing Dissent is a collection of critical essays exploring the idea of dissent in contemporary Irish Studies. Prominent in these essays are radical points of view, alternative readings, contentious texts, and some unusual and innovative approaches to canonical works. Energetic young scholars add their voices to the debate, breaking new literary ground and bringing into the light fresh interpretations and original critical insights in Irish literature and culture. While the book is primarily concerned with dissent in changing cultural and social contexts within literature, it also addresses several different fields of academic research, including history, cinema, and gender studies. Elsewhere, by looking at post-colonial trauma in works of fiction, Irish identity is interrogated. Representations of femininity, sexuality, and patriarchy are challenged by rebellious women, whether as characters, writers, or critics
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationVoicing Dissent: New Perspectives in Irish Criticism
    EditorsSandrine Brisset, Noreen Doody
    Place of PublicationDublin, Ireland
    PublisherIrish Academic Press
    Pages61-69
    Number of pages272
    ISBN (Print)9780716531388
    Publication statusPublished - 24 Apr 2012

    Keywords

    • Ireland
    • Irish Theatre
    • Dissent
    • Verbatim Theatre

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