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Women And The Irish Diaspora 1st Edition Breda Gray

SKU: BELL-1977442

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Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.67 MB

Pages: 232

Author: Breda Gray

ISBN: 9780203500651, 9780203598870, 9780415260015, 9780415260022, 0203500652, 0203598873, 0415260019, 0415260027

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1

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Women And The Irish Diaspora 1st Edition Breda Gray by Breda Gray 9780203500651, 9780203598870, 9780415260015, 9780415260022, 0203500652, 0203598873, 0415260019, 0415260027 instant download after payment.

Women and the Irish Diaspora looks at the changing nature of national and cultural belonging both among women who have left Ireland and those who remain. It identifies new ways of thinking about Irish modernity by looking specifically at women's lives and their experiences of migration and diaspora. Based on original research with Irish women both in Ireland and in England, this book explores how questions of mobility and stasis are recast along gender, class, racial and generational lines. Through analyses of representations of 'the strong Irish mother', migrant women, 'the global Irish family' and celebrity culture, Breda Gray further unravels some of the complex relationships between femininity and Irish modernity(ies).