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Volume 95, Issue 1
Winter 1996
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John Paul Waters
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ISSN 0038-2876
EISSN 1527-8026
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Ireland and Irish Cultural Studies

Introduction

Introduction
John Paul Waters
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The Periphery and the Center
Declan Kiberd
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Topographies of Terror: Killarney and the Politics of the Sublime
Luke Gibbons
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Cross-Currencies in the Culture Market: Arnold, Yeats, Joyce
Dillon Johnston
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Joyce, Prostitution, and the Colonial City
Clair Wills
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Famine Echoes
Luke Dodd
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Marketing and Managing Colonial Spectacle South as National History: In the Belly of the Archive
Áine O’Brien
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Kinsella, Geography, History
David Kellogg
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“He Could Barely Tell One from the Other”: The Borderline Disorders of Paul Muldoon’s Poetry
Guinn Batten
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G(ay)uinness Is Good for You
Lance Pettitt
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“There Are Two Things that People Don’t Like to Hear about Themselves”: The Anthropology of Ireland and the Irish View of Anthropology
Lawrence J. Taylor
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“Fork-Tongued on the Border Bit”: Partition and the Politics of Form in Contemporary Narratives of the Northern Irish Conflict
Joe Cleary
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Notes on Contributors

Notes on Contributors
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