The Irish Review Issue 42

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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE WORLDS IN WOMEN’S WRITING
Cruelty and Sensibility: Emotions in Women’s Narratives written during the United Irish Rebellion of 1798
WILLEMIJN RUBERG
That Myriad-Minded Woman: Public and Private Worlds in the Journalism of Susan L. Mitchell
D. A. J. MACPHERSON
From Dundalk to Dublin: Dorothy Macardle’s Narrative Journey on Radio Éireann
NADIA CLARE SMITH
All about Eve: Signe Toksvig and the Intimate Lives of Irish Women, 1926-1937
SANDRA MCAVOY
Woman in Wartime: the Mass-Observation Diary of Moya Woodside
MARY MULDOWNEY

RENAISSANCE PORTRAITURE
Sex on (Bare) Legs? Thomas Lee and ‘Irishness’
IAN LEASK

TRIBUNAL HISTORY
The Locke’s Tribunal, 1947
JOHN GIBNEY

YEATS AND THE NOH
Eileen Kato, 1932-2008
L.M. CULLEN
W.B. Yeats and the Noh
EILEEN KATO

REVIEW ARTICLES
Challenging Bad Nuns: Ireland’s Magdalen Laundries
SUSANNAH RIORDAN
Courting Elizabeth Bowen
IAN D’ALTON
Unresolved Contradictions
DEREK HAND

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