[spectre] Ireland in crisis ?

[Séamas Cain]

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“IRELAND IN CRISIS :
THE ANALYSES AND
PROPOSED SOLUTIONS”

(A collection of papers as presented to the

“IRELAND IN CRISIS” Conference, the 2012

International Conference of ICIS : The

International Congress of Irish Studies,

meeting on 10 and 11 July 2012 at

International House on the campus of

the University of California at Berkeley)


Edited by

Dr. Seán Ó Nualláin, and

Published by CSP in England

(Cambridge Scholars Publishing)

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Thank you.

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“IRELAND IN CRISIS” includes essays by the poets

Séamas Cain (“The New Wave of Innovative Writers

in Ireland”); Diarmuid Curraoin (“Metaphysics and

Myth in James Joyce”); Mícheál Ó hAodha (“Invisible

People : Invisible Culture”); and Feargus Denman

(“Revisiting the Language of Ireland :

A Revision of Ideology”).


“IRELAND IN CRISIS” also includes revelations and

critiques by Melanie O'Reilly and Frank Lillis

(“The Irish Music Scam”); and Virginia Morris

(“A Rough History of The Celtic Arts Center of

Los Angeles”); among others.


“IRELAND IN CRISIS” also includes

thought-provoking essays by Cathal

MacSwiney Brugha, Catherine MacSwiney

Brugha, Victor Vargas, and most

particularly Dr. Seán Ó Nualláin.

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SEÁN Ó NUALLÁIN [from his “Prologue” to this anthology] :

“Séamas Cain described his play about the ‘Conamara’

community in Minnesota, and we were fortunate to have

him joined in this by Bridget Connelly of UC Berkeley,

who found out late in life that she too came from this

background.  An excerpt from Cain's Gaelic play was

performed.  The ‘Language, literature and society’

theme was introduced with another contribution from

Cain, featured here, on innovative Irish writers,

both autochthonous and diasporic, surely part

of the healing of our country.”

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Respectfully,

Séamas Cain
http://www.freewebs.com/seamascain

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