A Jewish Patriot

Nobel Noir

Here Comes Everything

The City and the Book

The city centred: the importance of the culture of Dublin in ‘Ulysses’

The Capital of Modernity

When James Joyce chose exile he opted not for England, where the Irish writer was an entertainer, but Paris, the epicentre of a ‘Europe’ that…

The Undead

A new study of Joyce is based on the idea that because of the retarded nature of Irish modernisation and its colonial status, communal belief…

Sometimes it’s Hard to be a Man

The ambiguous concept of “manliness” played an interesting role in the Irish Revival, posing a dilemma for both men and women in relation to an…

Parsing Irish Paralysis