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Front MatterSource: The Irish Review (1986-), No. 32, Thinking in Public (Autumn - Winter, 2004)Published by: Cork University PressStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/29736241 .
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autumn/ivinter-2CC4
THINKING IN PUBLIC
EDWARD SAID'S DILEMMA
EMMET BICENTENARY
FOSTER'S YEATS
POETRY
REVIEWS
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no. 32 autumn/winter 2004
editors ?
MICHAEL CRONIN COLIN GRAHAM
CLARE O'HALLORAN
CORK UNIVERSITY PRESS
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Contents Thinking in Public
Edward Said and the Cultural Intellectual at Century's End
JOE CLEARY 1 Culture and Democracy in Ireland
DAVID DWAN 23
Theology, Habermas and Corporate Worship SIOBH?N GARRIGAN 39
Critical Contexts for the Irish Left
MICHAEL McATEER 53 Wiles of the Wireless: Radio and Critical Discourse in Ireland
HARRY BROWNE 69 Crime and Justice: Willie Doherty and Chris Ofili
ALICE CORREIA 77
Review Articles The Rich Confusion of Experience: Foster's Yeats
PATRICK CROTTY 90 The Legendary Robert Emmet and his Bicentennial Biographers
GUYBEINER 98
Poetry New Poems
HARRY CLIFTON 105
Reviews
LEONTIA FLYNN Matthew Campbell (ed.): The Cambridge Companion to Contemporary Irish Poetry 109
CATRIONA CLUTTERBUCK
Kerry Hardie: The Sky Didn't Fall 111
D??G O'CONNELL Luke Gibbons: The Quiet Man
Cheryl Herr: The Field 114 R??NA N? FHRIGHIL
Joe Steve ? Neachtain: Scread Mhaidne Miche?l ? Congha?le: Seachr?n Jeaic She?in Johnny 117
IAN CAMPBELL ROSS Thomas Keymer: Sterne, the Moderns, and the Novel 119
MOYRA HASLETT Paul O'Brien: Shelley & Revolutionary Ireland 121
DIARMUID SCULLY
James Muldoon: Identity on the Medieval Irish Frontier: Degenerate
Englishmen, Wild Irishmen, Middle Nations 123 MARGARET ? h?GARTAIGH
Janet Todd: Rebel Daughters: Ireland in Conflict 1798 Alan Hayes and Diane Urquhart (eds.): Irish Women's History 126
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MICHAEL HOPKINSON David Fitzpatrick: Harry Boland's Irish Revolution, ?887-?922 Marie Coleman: County Longford and the Irish Revolution, ?9?0-1923 128
DEIRDRE McMAHON
J.R. Hill (ed.): A New History of Ireland: VII Ireland 1921-84 Gabriel Doherty & Dermot Keogh (eds.): De Volera's Irelands 130
KEVIN ELFTER Richard English: Armed Struggle: The History of the IRA 132
CHRISTOPHER FARRINGTON Richard Bourke: Peace in Ireland: The War of Ideas 135
Notes on Contributors 138
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