By Maika Nguyen Attempting to Define ‘Home’ The word home often has positive connotations referring to shelter, rest, privacy and stability or permanence. It can denote a centralised, spatial location for family, and, as such, serves as a spatialised form of one’s interactions with close ones, developed over time. The home space, as conceived byContinue reading “Home and Home/land in the Autofiction of Anna Moï and Dany Laferrière”
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Transnationalising the Irish Canon through Contemporary Feminist Psychoanalysis
By Lauren Cassidy Ireland has often been referred to as a nation of storytellers, and there is perhaps some validity to the claim. Throughout Irish canonical tradition, writers have consistently sought to evince the psychology of their nation; its culture; its idiosyncrasies; its identity. Although an island, Ireland has never been isolated. With a longContinue reading “Transnationalising the Irish Canon through Contemporary Feminist Psychoanalysis”
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